Kelli Calabrese, a fitness professional with 37 years in the field, thought she was healthy until brain fog and poor sleep revealed hormone imbalances and osteopenia. Hormone replacement therapy restored her memory, energy, and sleep. She credits Dr. Jeffrey Gladden's testing and holistic approach to stopping what she calls the "slow fade" of aging.
I am Kelly Calabrese. I have been in fitness nutrition my entire career, over 37 years. I spent my whole life really focusing on being healthy. I thought I was doing well until I met Dr. Gladden and actually started having some testing done. There was a little bit of slow fade. I had the brain fog and not sleeping as well and family history of heart disease and diabetes. I just kind of ignored that because I thought, well, I'm healthy, that does not apply to me. It turns out as you get older, it does apply and it applies even more. And I know that hormones are the body's regulator and the messengers for your brain health, your gut health, your sexual function, all of that. They got me started on hormones, and I definitely see a shift. My memory is better, my sleep is better, and I just feel overall more energetic. And it actually showed up that I had osteopenia already in my hip. I was not touching the surface of the edge of longevity that Dr. Gladden is on. He has scoured the earth finding out the latest techniques, what he calls deconstructs the body, literally looking at it from every single angle, not a single lens. Slow fade just isn't necessary. We all kind of accept, oh, as we get older, these things are gonna happen. And you can wake up and feel amazing every single day. The body is incredible. There's no reason for people to have to suffer. Working with Gladden Longevity has been a slice of heaven. Not only to be a client, not only to see all of the incredible transformation of our incredible clients here, but also to be able to democratize longevity. This is available for everyone. Everyone has the opportunity to live young for a lifetime. [MUSIC] [MUSIC]
