Biohacking Wiki
DIY biology is on an upward trend, much like its computer counterpart that led to Apple and Microsoft. Instead of software though, this movement focuses on biology instead. Some notable biohackers include Ellen Jorgensen who established Genspace – the first community biology lab – and Dave Asprey whose diet purports to extend life through calorie […]
Read MoreWhat is Biohacking?
Biohacking is an approach to health improvement that involves diet, exercise and sleep patterns as well as wearable technologies and other tools. Dave Asprey has become known as “the father of biohacking“, with an intention of living until at least 180. To reach his goal he utilizes various platforms including his podcast ‘The Human Upgrade’, […]
Read MoreBiohacking and Magnetic Implants
Biohacking may not be mainstream, but neither is it entirely hidden from view. Pittsburgh-based Grindhouse Wetware provides various implants such as magnets that light up and RFID chips triggered by ultrasonics to sense heat or distances remotely. Biohacking, like alternative therapies, can be highly sensory and experiential; yet, it can sometimes be misunderstood as solely […]
Read MoreBiohacking Orlando – Turning Back the Clock on Wellness
Because of a shortage of doctors, an abundance of health information and expensive healthcare costs, many individuals are taking matters into their own hands – something known as biohacking. Enhancing the body and mind to improve performance. From cold immersion tubs to virtual float tanks, cell oxygen trainers to transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), wellness […]
Read MoreBiohacking – Optimise Your Health, Performance and Longevity
Biohacking is an exciting form of self-experimentation with the goal of optimizing both internal and external environments through the combination of cutting edge technologies with ancient holistic wisdom. It offers fun and engaging means of self-experimentation to promote personal health, performance, and longevity. Are you curious to know more about Spartan Health – Biohacking LTD? […]
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