Growing up, Kent Holtorf always had one pupil that was bigger than the other, would sweat profusely, his left arm would stop working, and he often experienced difficulty getting out of bed. This became his normal but by the time he got to medical school, he realized something was not right. It became so mentally, emotionally, and physically draining to interact with patients that he thought he could no longer practice medicine.

In searching for answers for his health problems, Holtorf was hesitant to pursue alternative medicine because medical school had ingrained in him that alternative practices were synonymous with a lack of evidence. However, conventional medicine was not helping him in any way. He began attending alternative medicine conferences and saw the extensive, promising, and evidence-based research that was being presented.

Eventually, Holtorf realized he suffered from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) and began a multifaceted treatment program that led to his condition significantly improving. However, after a period of stress, he was once again fatigued to the point of being unable to get out of bed. Holtorf suspected he had Lyme disease and was on a high dose of antibiotics for three and a half years but never got better. Despite his fatigue, anxiety, insomnia, and several other symptoms of Lyme, he traveled to find the most innovative treatments in the world. Eventually, Holtorf found the answers he was looking for. Through the use of peptides, SOT therapy, NK cells, and other progressive treatment practices, Holtorf restored his sense of normalcy and health and it is his life goal to help others do the same.