Dr. Goldman (USA), World Chairman IFBB Medical Commission, receives the IFBB's highest award - the IFBB Gold Order, at the World Championships in Shanghai, China, 2005 Shown here with Dr Rafael Santonja (Spain) past President of the Olympic Weight Lifting Federation of Spain, and Prof. Dr. Eduardo H. De Rose (Brazil), of the International Olympic Medical Commission.

Dr. Goldman (right) with friend Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (left). Dr. Goldman served as Special Advisor to the President's Council on Physical Fitness & Sports under Gov Schwarzenegger's Chairmanship of the Council.


Dr. Goldman travels to more than 40 nations a year with the specific objective to raise the awareness in,and increase the adoption of, anti-aging medicine. Frequent trips overseas have instituted a number of initiatives that promote innovative approaches to address the swelling aging population in nations around the world. Explains Dr. Goldman: "In expanding the reach of anti-aging medicine, A4M adopts the Olympic model for global expansion. We aim to develop strong international partnerships with individuals placed in prominent positions in their respective nation's medical commissions, governmental bodies including the Medical Commission of the European Parliament, and academic and research-based affiliates and universities. In doing so, we have garnered strong participation among nations in Europe and Asia, as well as in South and Central America, and Canada. Today, 15% of A4M's membership hails from outside US borders."

Biotech Pioneers Drs. Klatz and Goldman

Tireless leaders, Drs. Klatz and Goldman have spearheaded a number of life-saving and life-improving projects in addition to founding and leading the A4M.

They are co-founders of Organ Recovery Systems (www.organ-recovery.com), a company that develops technologies to improve the quality and quantity of organs for transplantation. Organ Recovery Systems markets LifePort, a family of devices that significantly improves the viability of organs ex vivo. Recognized for excellence in design by various organizations including Popular Science, the LifePort Kidney Transporter is now in routine use worldwide. The device is responsible for more than 3,000 successful kidney transplants to-date, and LifePort technology is now being developed for application for human heart and liver transplants....

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