Meet Kyle Smith - Local CHEK Coach

Kyle Smith is a CHEK Certified Holistic Health and Lifestyle Coach, writer, and entrepreneur who focuses on guiding people towards healthier living through practical education. His background includes several decades of competitive sports such as motocross, wrestling, and Jiu-Jitsu.
With a B.S. in Business Administration and Marketing from Vanguard University, Kyle initially worked in the medical equipment industry before transitioning to holistic health. In 2021, he sold his home in California to travel to the United States in his motorhome and immerse himself in the wellness community across the U.S. He has worked with top brands, podcasters, and authorities in the health and wellness space, continually embracing being a student of life.
From his current dwelling in North Idaho, Kyle shares his knowledge through his blog, kyletothemoon, aiming to clarify complex health issues like nutrition, EMF, and regenerative agriculture. His personal health journey, including growing up with lypoma cysts and many broken bones, informs his approach to health, emphasizing prevention and natural solutions.


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