EPISODE · Feb 4, 2026 · 46 MIN
Muscle, Longevity & Medicine: Building Health From the Foundation Up With Dr. Eric Fete
from TheHealthHub · host Cathy Biase
In this episode my guest Dr. Eric Fete and I discuss why muscle is one of our most powerful longevity organs, the mistakes people make chasing supplements before habits, and how to think about evidence-based supplementation as a support—not a shortcut. DR. ERIC FETE, DO, is the founder of PrimeX, a company focused on preventive health, age management, and peak performance. His expertise includes nutrition, supplements, hormone therapy, and personalized health plans aimed at improving overall wellness. He is a strong advocate for natural health practices over synthetic drugs and surgery. While working in the ER after graduation, Dr. Fete became disillusioned with the focus on treating problems rather than preventing them. He saw the effects of poor lifestyle choices on health and decided to shift his focus to prevention. He later founded Dr. Eric Age Management, an e-commerce company dedicated to slowing aging, enhancing vitality, and improving overall health through diet, supplements, hormone therapy, and fitness. Dr. Fete holds a BA in microbiology from Miami University and a medical degree from the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine. He is certified in Age Management Medicine, Advanced Bio Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy, and Medical Peptide Therapy and is a member of the Seeds Scientific Research and Performance Institute. Learning Points: 1. Why muscle is one of our most powerful longevity organs 2. Longevity being built on foundations, not shortcuts 3. Intelligent supplementation amplifying biology, not overriding it Social Media: https://www.drericprimex.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-fete-90030346/ https://www.facebook.com/drericprimex https://x.com/dreric_primex
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