Gary Brecka is a renowned human biologist, longevity expert, and one of the leading voices in data-driven health optimization. With more than two decades of experience analyzing human biomarkers, Gary has built a reputation for translating complex science into clear, actionable insights that help people live better, fuller lives.

Before launching his work in public health and media, Gary served as a leading mortality researcher in the life insurance industry, where he helped predict health outcomes using comprehensive medical and lifestyle data. That experience gave him a rare, behind-the-scenes understanding of how health risks are measured, priced, and predicted at the highest levels.

But Gary’s mission was never about predicting how long people live — it was about changing how well they live.

As the founder of The Ultimate Human, Gary has helped shape the modern conversation around longevity, healthspan, and personalized wellness. His work emphasizes prevention, measurable outcomes, and empowering individuals with the knowledge to take control of their health before problems arise.

Now, Gary Brecka brings that perspective to The Concierge Doc Podcast, joining Dr. Jason Littleton for a powerful conversation on health, fulfillment, and what it truly means to live a longer, more meaningful life. Together, they explore how data, proactive medicine, and personalized care can give people access to their lives — not just more years on the clock.

This is a conversation about longevity with purpose — and why health is the foundation of everything that matters.

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