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Dr. Elizabeth Yurth, MD

EDUCATOR — clinician (Boulder Longevity Institute) — profile.

Our label: EDUCATOR — clinician (Boulder Longevity Institute)

The strongest clinician voice for access: double board-certified, International Peptide Society faculty, and a witness who testified for physician-supervised access before the PCAC in July 2026. Her clinic prescribes; she runs no research-chemical shop and prints no discount codes.

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