Dr. Elizabeth Yurth
Elizabeth Yurth, MD, is the co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of the Boulder Longevity Institute (BLI), where she has practiced since 2006 — double board-certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Anti-Aging/Regenerative Medicine, per BLI Academy. In short, dense clinician explainer clips and podcast Q&As she teaches peptide science for a mixed lay and clinician audience, with a repeated foundations-first frame: peptides sit on top of sleep, hormones, inflammation control, and mitochondrial support, as she presents it — not in place of them.
boulderlongevity.com/Elizabeth Yurth, MD, built her practice in sports medicine and orthopedics before shifting to longevity and cellular medicine. She is the co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of the Boulder Longevity Institute, providing what the institute calls “Tomorrow’s Medicine Today” since 2006, and she is double board-certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Anti-Aging/Regenerative Medicine, per BLI Academy, with fellowship training through the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) and a role as founding faculty at Dr. William Seeds’ SSRP Institute.
Her teaching, as she presents it, is foundations-first. Across her SGV library she returns to the same stack: metabolic foundations — sleep, hormones, inflammation control, mitochondrial support — with peptides as one layer on top, not a substitute. GLP-1 medications are her single biggest topic in this library, and her position, as she states it, is a clinician’s caution: powerful metabolic tools that require active muscle and bone protection and monitoring while in use. Her mitochondria and NAD teaching covers the CD38/NAD-decline mechanism as she presents it, and her sports-medicine background shows in injury and tissue-repair content framed around her orthopedic experience.
Disclosure: BLI is a cash-pay longevity clinic, and BLI Academy sells clinician education — her channel descriptions link the academy across her catalog, and no affiliate discount codes were found in them when SGV catalogued her channel. Her teaching funnels toward paid clinician training and her clinic, and SGV presents it that way: attributed to her, in context, never as SGV’s own medical conclusions, and never as medical advice. SGV publishes no dosing, protocol, or sourcing information from her catalog.
Self Growth Videos distilled the 55 peptide-relevant episodes in this library from her wider catalog of short clinician explainers and Q&As. She also has a policy profile on SGV’s sister site, RFK Team Report, covering her role in the peptide-compounding policy debate.
Dr. Elizabeth Yurth resources
Her clinician-education academy, and the SGV library of her teaching.
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Common questions
Who is Dr. Elizabeth Yurth?
Elizabeth Yurth, MD, is the co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of the Boulder Longevity Institute, a longtime sports-medicine and orthopedics physician who shifted her practice to longevity and cellular medicine. She is double board-certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Anti-Aging/Regenerative Medicine, per BLI Academy.
What does Dr. Yurth teach?
Peptide science, GLP-1 medications, mitochondria and NAD, and the metabolic foundations she says peptides build on — sleep, hormones, and inflammation control. Her positions are presented on SGV attributed to her, as education — not medical advice — and SGV carries no dosing, protocol, or sourcing detail.
Where can I watch Dr. Yurth's episodes?
The Self Growth Videos library carries 55 of her peptide-relevant episodes, each with a written summary and key takeaways, at selfgrowthvideos.com/dr-elizabeth-yurth/videos/. Her full catalog is on her YouTube channel, @dryurth.
