All right, ladies and gentlemen, back on the podcast, second time, Dr. Kyle Gillette.

Dr. Gillette, welcome. Welcome back. Thank you, Nick. It's my pleasure.

So before we dive in to a lot of things,

and I want to cover a lot of topics that we've been discussing

the last couple days in preparation for this conversation,

I think it's worth resharing your background,

providing the audience an intro of where you're coming from,

what you specialize in, your practice

in Kansas, just provide some background into some of the topics we'll be diving into today.

Yeah, I'm from Kansas, as you mentioned, and I'm a board-certified family medicine and obesity

medicine physician, and I'm pretty much your stereotypical

Kansin. My dad, I have three kids. I love health optimization. I like staying healthy myself.

But the reason why I got into health optimization is it's how you help most people.

We have a very sick population. And as I went through my education, I watched my

father who had a pretty large faith-based Christian practice with, I think, almost a hundred

nurse practitioners and physicians. And I saw how they really cared for their patients. But a lot

of times people still got really sick. They got

diabetes. They got obesity. They stopped exercising. They stopped eating healthy. So I wanted to

tailor my education in order to help people the most. When you're pursuing being a board-certified

family doctor and specializing in obesity, were there other areas of

medicine that you were being drawn towards? How did you end up in this area of expertise as

opposed to others? Yeah, I'm really glad that I did. I've known that I wanted to be a full spectrum family practice

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