Alex Meyer was on the verge of death — battling both dengue fever and COVID in a Mexico clinic unfamiliar with treating either. With the help of his wife, a nurse practitioner, Alex survived, but he was far from 100 percent. A serial entrepreneur, he found himself with barely any energy, months after this near-fatal experience.

Determined to regain his strength, Alex turned to an unconventional path: AI. Not just one, but multiple AIs tailored to guide his recovery. He built an AI-powered system that monitored every aspect of his health — sleep patterns, nutrition, even stress triggers — guiding him from a frail state back to 100 percent again. Now, Alex is bringing this powerful technology to clinic owners, helping them redefine patient recovery with a highly personalized AI system.

Known as “The Viking” to friends, Alex joins this week’s episode of Bio’s Brightest to share his incredible journey and dive into topics like wearable tech and health disinformation. Tune in to hear his story — you’ve truly got to hear it to believe it!

Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields (PEMF) therapy is really, really big in biohacking right now. The leading company behind the modality is arguably Pulse PEMF. Representing the trailbalzing Pulse PEMF team is my guest this week on Bio’s Brightest, Joe LeHotay.

He’s here to unpack what exactly PEMF is in the first place and why it’s so effective as a “ground zero” service for patients. There’s some real science behind it (cells and the Earth’s electromagentic field), which we get into.

But it’s not just about health benefits — Joe also lays out the compelling business case for clinic owners. PEMF can be great for both patient results AND improving your clinic’s bottom line. This is an action-packed interview so stick with us!

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Without a doubt, Clayton Thomas is one of the most unique founders you'll find in the alternative medicine space. As the founder of The ROOT Brand, which sells all-natural detox products, Clayton’s passion for the human body is practically woven into his DNA — beginning with a family legacy in veterinary medicine and carrying through his days as a PAC-10 college runner. For Clayton, understanding health has been a lifelong pursuit.

In this episode of Bio’s Brightest, Clayton doesn’t just talk symptoms — he reveals a potential hidden source that might be behind many of today’s health challenges, something that starts affecting us even in the womb. His perspective on toxicity, epigenetics, and cellular regeneration offers a fresh look at wellness that you won’t find anywhere else.

If you’re looking for a deep dive into the science behind the human body, this conversation is for you. Clayton not only brings decades of experience but also independent research that challenges what we think we know about health. Trust me — this is a must-listen episode for anyone passionate about true healing and human potential.

Jonny Weber is as inspiring an entrepreneur as you’ll find in the alternative medicine space. After 18 years as a paramedic, where he routinely ran into burning buildings to save lives, Jonny founded Mobile IV Nurses and Rocky Mountain IV Medics. The transition might seem surprising, but those intense, life-saving experiences prepared him for a career where caring for people remains front and center.

But Jonny’s genuine care for others doesn’t come from a job or a business — it’s woven into who he is at his core. As we discuss on the show, Jonny is what we call a “giver” in business, and that comes with both pros and cons.

Jonny has been on Bio’s Brightest before, but this time, we’re going deeper. In this special in-person interview, Jonny shares the philosophies that guide his life and business. Whether you’re in functional medicine or any field involving people, Jonny’s story will inspire you to embrace both your heart and your hustle.

Transitioning from a hands-on leader to a motivational powerhouse is no easy task, and this episode dives deep into that journey. In this episode, we bring you Katie Wafer Gillberg, the visionary founder of Hydrate IV Bar.

Katie's inspiring journey from medical sales to establishing a successful IV therapy business is nothing short of remarkable. Hear firsthand how a friend's battle with Lyme disease and an eye-opening experience with IV therapy in Las Vegas fueled her entrepreneurial spirit. Katie shares her meticulous planning process and the creation of a unique spa-like atmosphere that marries top-notch medical care with luxury.

We also tackle one of the toughest hurdles for any entrepreneur: letting go of control. We discuss the challenges of delegating critical tasks and the transformative power of therapy and self-care in overcoming these barriers. This episode also dispels the myth that success makes life easier, instead revealing the increased pressures and isolation that often come with entrepreneurial achievements.

In this episode, you will hear:

• Hydrate IV bar concept
• Overcoming control in business growth
• Supporting personal wellbeing in leadership
• Leading with purpose and culture
• Advice for clinic owners
• Franchise growth and celebration

Resources from this Episode

Katie’s LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/katiewafergillberg/

Katie’s website - https://hydrateivbar.com/about/

Katie’s LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/hydrateivbar?utm_source=linktree_profile_share

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Discover how to transform your mindset and unlock your potential with insights from Henrik Nordenstedt, a Swedish engineer turned personal development coach. Learn how he overcame struggles with overworking and feeling unaccomplished, leveraging Tony Robbins' teachings and Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) to shift his perspective and boost his life and career. Hear his inspiring transition from the construction industry to coaching and how it reshaped his life.

We delve into the critical role of mindset in achieving business success, where Henrik explains that a leader's psychology accounts for 80% of a business's achievements. Get practical advice on overcoming doubts, maintaining high energy, and seeking objective advisors to navigate recurring business challenges. Discover the importance of authenticity in building deeper relationships and how genuine interest and selfless engagement can foster meaningful connections in both personal and professional settings.

Explore the power of identity in shaping behavior and success. Through uncovering unconscious self-perceptions and crafting a future identity based on the best versions of ourselves, learn how to align actions with new identities for real-world outcomes. We also touch on building resilience, the impact of mentorship, the power of positive language, and the significance of embracing an entrepreneurial mindset.

In this episode, you will hear:

• The role of a business owner's psychology in achieving success
• How swallowing ego leads to business success
• Reevaluating and redefining personal identity
• The impact of mentorship and language on entrepreneurship
• Strategies to quickly shift out of negative states
• Embracing entrepreneurial identity

Resources from this Episode

https://henriknordenstedt.com/

Connect with Henrik on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/henriknordenstedt/

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In a world where healthcare is rapidly evolving, Jonny Weber stands out as a trailblazer. In this episode of Bio's Brightest, we delve into the inspiring journey of Jonny Weber, the founder of Mobile IV Nurses and Rocky Mountain IV Medics. Jonny shares his passion for patient care, his "people over profit" philosophy inspired by Dale Partridge, and the importance of building a supportive company culture.

Jonny transitioned from a firefighter-paramedic to a pioneering entrepreneur in the mobile IV therapy industry, playing a crucial role in providing non-emergency healthcare alternatives during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gain insights into effective recruitment strategies, handling difficult employee decisions, balancing work and family life, and the significance of emotional support for entrepreneurs. Join us as we explore Jonny's impactful contributions to biohacking and alternative medicine, and learn valuable lessons in leadership, compassion, and the future of patient care.

In this episode, you will hear:

• Jonny’s transition from firefighter-paramedic to a full-time entrepreneur
• Running a mobile healthcare business with a "people over profit" philosophy
• Cultivating a supportive and nurturing company culture
• Recruiting strategies for healthcare professionals
• Constructing a strong leadership team and navigating industry regulations
• The significance of emotional support and mental well-being for entrepreneurs

Resources from this Episode

Connect with Jonny on LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-weber-2056b9a1/

Jonny’s website - https://mobileivnurses.com/

Jonny’s LinkTree - https://www.instagram.com/jonny_mobileivnurses/

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What does it take to transition from a clinician to a successful healthcare entrepreneur? Join us as we unravel the journey of Chris Seitz, an emergency physician and CEO of Guardian Medical Direction, who has navigated the complex landscape of starting and running a clinic in the biohacking and alternative medicine space. Chris dives into the pressing challenges of regulatory compliance and physician shortages, offering invaluable insights on how leveraging a diverse skill set in healthcare can greatly enhance access to care.

Chris opens up about his personal battle with imposter syndrome while transitioning into the entrepreneurial world. He underscores the importance of being honest about one’s strengths and weaknesses, and how surrounding yourself with the right team and practicing effective delegation can pave the way for success. This episode also shines a light on Chris's commitment to continuous learning, as he shares his experiences with reading, attending conferences, and staying updated on industry trends to maintain an edge in the ever-evolving healthcare business.

Building a vision-driven team and navigating the intricate maze of healthcare regulations are key themes that Chris explores. He shares an engaging anecdote about hiring a chief of staff and the significance of aligning team members' visions and passions. From structuring med spas to incorporating telemedicine for streamlined patient care, Chris offers practical advice and inspiring stories that highlight the power of persistence and collaboration.

In this episode, you will hear:

• ​​The unique challenges and triumphs of starting and managing a clinic in a complex regulatory environment
• How to overcome imposter syndrome and leverage your clinical skills in the entrepreneurial world
• The importance of self-awareness, building the right team, and effective delegation
• Strategies for navigating healthcare business regulations and ensuring compliance
• The critical role of continuous learning and personal growth in achieving success
• Insights on building a vision-driven team and fostering transparent communication

Resources from this Episode

Dr. Chris Seitz’s website - https://guardianmedicaldirection.com/

Dr. Chris Seitz’s LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-s-484649152/

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