Episode Summary

Why does one clinic charge $1,000 for PRP while another does it for $400? In this episode, Kyle and Dr. K break down the three levels of PRP — from “dirty” test-tube versions to top-tier double spin kits — and explain why not all platelet-rich plasma treatments are created equal.

You’ll learn what really determines PRP quality, why most patients don’t get lasting results from cheap injections, and how proper protocols and practitioner skill make the difference between temporary relief and real regeneration.

If you’ve ever considered PRP for joint pain, injury recovery, or longevity — this episode could save you from wasting money (and time) on ineffective treatments.

Key Takeaways

The quality of the PRP kit drastically impacts the outcome — you get what you pay for.

“Dirty PRP” often contains red blood cells and contaminants that cause unnecessary inflammation.

A double-spin PRP kit can concentrate growth factors up to 10–12x — far superior to single-spin or open-tube methods.

Effective PRP treatment isn’t about one injection — it’s about targeting all supporting structures and following the correct protocol.

Chronic issues often require a 3-treatment series for true healing and tissue regeneration.

Chapters

00:00 – Why does PRP cost $1,000 at some clinics and $400 at others?

01:00 – Introducing the new name: Longevity Unlocked

02:30 – What is PRP and how does it work?

04:00 – Why ligaments and tendons need help to heal05:30 – Level 1: “Dirty PRP” and the risk of infection

07:00 – Level 2: Sterile, single-spin PRP and its limitations

08:30 – Level 3: Double-spin PRP — what the top doctors use

10:00 – Why practitioner skill matters more than you think

11:00 – The real reason your PRP results don’t last

12:00 – How many injections do you really need for chronic injuries?

13:00 – Final thoughts: Choosing the right PRP clinic and protocol

Sponsors

This episode is sponsored by The Longevity Center FL Your one-stop natural medicine shop.

The LCFL is the perfect blend of Integrative, Osteopathic, and Regenerative Health Care in West Palm Beach, FL.

Location: 580 Village Blvd #210, West Palm Beach, FL 33409

Website: https://www.thelcfl.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelcfl.com

Credits

Produced by: Clearview Studio

Filmed by: Jackson Young with @clearviewstudios

People & Social Links

Podcast Website: https://peakperformancepodcast.online/

Instagram: @thepeakperformancepod

X (Twitter): @PeakPerformPod

Dr. K on Instagram: @theosteodoc

In this episode of the Peak Performance Podcast, Coach Kyle and Dr. K take a deep dive into one of the most controversial topics in modern longevity medicine — EBOO therapy versus TPE (Therapeutic Plasma Exchange).

They break down how each treatment actually works, why some clinics charge up to $10,000 for TPE, and what most people don’t know about the albumin being infused back into your bloodstream. Dr. K also reveals the science behind EBOO’s filtration process, including ozone, UV light sterilization, and the removal of environmental toxins like BPA, glyphosate, and microplastics.

If you’ve ever wondered whether plasma exchange really works or why certain longevity centers push it so hard, this episode cuts through the hype with transparency, data, and a few laughs along the way.

• EBOO and TPE both filter blood, but EBOO goes further — cleaning and oxygenating it before returning it to the body.
• TPE does not actually filter blood. It separates plasma and red blood cells, discards the plasma, and replaces it with human-derived albumin.
• The albumin used in TPE comes from donated human blood — and while it’s screened for major diseases, it’s not checked for conditions like Lyme, Epstein-Barr, or spike proteins.
• EBOO’s process includes: dual-arm circulation, ozone infusion, UV sterilization, and filtration that removes environmental toxins.
• Cost difference: TPE runs $8,000–$10,000 per treatment, while plasma donation (essentially the same base process) pays you instead.
• Future tech: Inespheresis and advanced filtration systems (like X-Thera and Maker Medical) may improve future protocols, but are still years from FDA approval.
• Official Longevity Center stance: EBOO remains the most comprehensive, safe, and effective blood filtration therapy currently available.

00:45 – Today’s Topic: EBOO vs. TPE

01:10 – What Is EBOO?

02:00 – What Is Plasmapheresis?

02:45 – How TPE Works (and Why It’s Different)

03:40 – The Problem with Donated Albumin

04:30 – Hidden Risks & What We Don’t Know Yet

05:15 – The Cost Debate: $10,000 TPE vs. Free Plasma Donation

06:00 – Inespheresis & The Next Generation of Blood Filtration

06:45 – The Future of EBOO Filters

07:20 – Final Summary

08:10 – The Longevity Center’s Official Position

08:50 – Outro & Closing Disclaimer

Sponsors

This episode is sponsored by The Longevity Center FL Your one-stop natural medicine shop. The LCFL is the perfect blend of Integrative, Osteopathic, and Regenerative Health Care in West Palm Beach, FL. Location: 580 Village Blvd #210, West Palm Beach, FL 33409 Website: https://www.thelcfl.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelcfl.com

Produced by: Clearview Studio Filmed by: Jackson Young with @clearviewstudios

Podcast Website: https://peakperformancepodcast.online/ Instagram: @thepeakperformancepod X (Twitter): @PeakPerformPod Dr. K on Instagram: @theosteodoc

In this episode of The LongevaPod (a new spinoff of the Peak Performance Podcast), Coach Kyle and Dr. K break down what it takes to build and scale a modern longevity clinic — and the unique balance between medical artistry and business execution that makes it all possible.

They explore why physicians often struggle with business, why business people need creative partners, and how their collaboration has turned The Longevity Center into a thriving, patient-focused model of integrative health.

From the chaos of new ideas to the systems that keep the clinic running, this is a behind-the-scenes look at how vision meets structure — and why both are essential for impact.

• Why creative professionals (like doctors) need business-minded partners
• The pitfalls of business-driven healthcare and corporate ownership
• How to maintain patient-first care while still growing sustainably
• The real reason most medical practices fail to scale
• The importance of team culture, communication, and delegation
• What it takes to bring longevity medicine nationwide

00:00 – Welcome to The LongevaPod

00:45 – Why Doctors Need Business Partners

01:30 – Why Business People Need Artists

02:15 – Doctors as Artists, Business People as Builders

03:00 – Why Most Clinics Fail Under Corporate Ownership

04:15 – Turning Vision into Systems

05:00 – The Role of Staff in Success

05:45 – Scaling the Longevity Center Nationally

06:40 – Trust and Delegation in Partnership

07:20 – Closing Thoughts: The Power of Collaboration

Sponsors

This episode is sponsored by The Longevity Center FL Your one-stop natural medicine shop. The LCFL is the perfect blend of Integrative, Osteopathic, and Regenerative Health Care in West Palm Beach, FL. Location: 580 Village Blvd #210, West Palm Beach, FL 33409 Website: https://www.thelcfl.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelcfl.com

Produced by: Clearview Studio Filmed by: Jackson Young with @clearviewstudios

Podcast Website: https://peakperformancepodcast.online/ Instagram: @thepeakperformancepod X (Twitter): @PeakPerformPod Dr. K on Instagram: @theosteodoc