About Hunter Trenary

My name is Hunter Trenary, and I'm a 28-year-old Army veteran, entrepreneur, and wellness advocate with a deep commitment to healing—both my own body and the lives of others.

I was born in North Carolina and raised in a military family, moving often throughout my childhood. I spent most of my formative years in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Hawaii, which gave me a deep appreciation for adaptability and resilience.

After high school, I chose to follow in my father's footsteps and enlisted in the United States Army. My time in service taught me the kind of values that never leave you—discipline, leadership, grit, and loyalty. It also left me with something else: severe disc degeneration and chronic pain from years of physical wear and tear.

When I transitioned out of the military, I moved to Colorado and began working with a national solar company. It was a great experience—but I saw a problem I couldn't ignore. These large corporations only focused on major metropolitan areas, leaving rural communities behind. The very people who needed renewable energy the most were being excluded from the benefits of clean power.

So in 2019, I started my own solar company—designed specifically to serve small towns and underserved communities. Over the next seven years, we grew into the #1-rated solar company in the state of Illinois, earned multiple community awards, and brought long-overdue energy solutions to places that had been ignored for decades.

But while my company was thriving, my body was not. Despite living an incredibly active lifestyle—snowboarding, scuba diving, boating, deep-sea fishing, attending music festivals, and even completing an Ironman triathlon with James Lawrence (The Iron Cowboy)—my back pain was growing worse. It began to limit my movement, my sleep, and my freedom.

Through that discovery, I uncovered a whole new field of healing: regenerative medicine. I became obsessed with learning everything I could about cellular communication, growth factors, exosome signaling, and real recovery. What I found wasn't just science—it was hope. Especially for people like me—veterans, athletes, chronic pain sufferers—who are so often offered nothing but pills and surgery.

So I made the leap.

I took the same passion I had for renewable energy and redirected it toward regenerative biology. My mission now is simple: To educate, empower, and connect people to real healing solutions—especially those who've been overlooked or underserved.