Dr. Lindner graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1984 from Jefferson Medical College in
Philadelphia.
Being more interested in philosophy and neuropsychology than medicine, he
entered a psychiatric residency
. However, he soon realized that psychiatry was committed to a
pharmaceutical "diagnose and drug" scheme based upon false
genetic and neurotransmitter
theories. He resigned after a rotating internship
, deciding to do "real medicine" instead. He was
assigned to be
a general medical officer and flight surgeon in the US Air Force. After service in
Izmir, Turkey and Lowry AFB in Denver, he left the Air Force in 1989 and took a position in
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia as the chief physician for the employees and families of Boeing and
McDonnell-Douglas corporations in that country. He spent ten years there
and did not realize
that there was an alternative to pharmaceutical general practice until 2004 when he was
introduced to idea of bioidentical hormone replacement by Dr. Sandra Lane--a chiropractic
physician
who had taken a course with Dr. Neal Rouzier. Click here for Dr. Lindner's full CV.

For the past 6 years, he has seen hormone and basic nutrient restoration transform his own
life and those of thousands of his patients to an extent unimaginable to a conventionally-trained
pharmaceutical physician.
Having seen these impressive benefits, and having witnessed the
propaganda wars waged by drug companies
against non-patentable hormones and nutrients,
he slowly came to realize the extent to which the
science and practice of medicine has been
hijacked by pharmaceutical corporations.
He has also found that conventional endocrinology is
based upon a number of false and inadequate assumptions, and therefore failing to diagnose
or properly treat most persons with problematic hormone deficiencies.
He has joined the
growing number of physicians who are choosing minimize the use of pharmaceuticals and
instead seek to find and correct the cause of patients' disorders
-- to optimize their health and
quality of life using molecules that are natural to the body
and to the biosphere.

To educate himself in this--for a physician--unknown territory, Dr. Lindner attended Dr. Neal
Rouzier
's basic and advanced BHRT courses, and symposia sponsored by  the Professional
Compounding Centers of America (
PCCA) and the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine
(
A4M). He has read the works of most of the prominent practitioners in the field. Most
importantly, however, he has reviewed
hundreds of scientific studies in the course of his own
research. He spends many hours each week at the
PubMed site and subscribes to UpToDate.  
He
is writing papers and books on the need to re-create the practice of endocrinology. He has
tried and failed to find any evidence that balanced hormone restoration has any risks that could
possibly outweigh the well-known benefits. He is continually amazed at the amount of research
that shows the importance of optimal hormone levels, and that invalidates the current
endocrine guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of hormone deficiencies.
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