Dr méd.
Cordula Schenk

The medicine I practise today grew out of a dissatisfaction: too many patients came to me with symptoms they had been told were “normal”. Fatigue, broken sleep, mental fog — all put down to the passing of time.

My training taught me to read biology closely. My path in internal medicine taught me to see the patient as a whole. Longevity medicine — rigorously practised — bridges the two.

My many years of medical experience at a large, renowned university hospital shaped the way I practise: a patient and rigorous reading of biology. It was there, over time, that my expertise was built.

The aim is not to delay ageing by every means available. It is to live your years with the same clarity, the same energy, the same presence. That, I believe, is an ambitious enough goal.