Doctors Told Him It Was in His Head, Then He Found Mercury Poisoning | Kyle Hulbert

Kyle Hulbert looked successful from the outside, but says he knew something was wrong. In this episode of the Gold Coast Podcast, Eric Winegard, CEO of Rare Blue Moon Marketing, sits down with Kyle Hulbert, CEO of The Longevity Centers of America, to talk about the personal health journey that ultimately led him into longevity medicine. Kyle says that while he was in school and later working in his family’s construction business, he struggled with severe fatigue, brain fog, gut issues, allergies, and major changes in his mental health. After seeing multiple doctors without getting an answer, he eventually sought more extensive testing and says he was diagnosed with mercury poisoning. That experience led him to the physician who would later become his business partner. The conversation also gets into testosterone replacement therapy, supplements, stem-cell therapies, lab monitoring, heavy metals, and what Kyle believes people should ask before choosing a longevity or wellness clinic. Kyle also shares the business side of the story: before entering healthcare, he says he helped grow his family’s construction company from roughly $14–15 million to $50 million in about three years. Today, The Longevity Centers of America operates multiple clinics and plans to continue expanding.  Guest: Kyle Hulbert CEO of The Longevity Centers of America Hosted by:  Eric Winegard CEO of Rare Blue Moon Marketing Thank you all for listening in on today's episode of The Gold Coast Podcast!