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Biohacking

Biohacker Dave Asprey built his multimillion-dollar brand Bulletproof around his quest to live to 180. But is their any scientific merit to his biohacking ways?

“Biohacking Secrets” is made for those who want to ‘hack’ their mind & body with the use of modern technology! Biohacking is about optimizing your life & body through the use of biology, research & technology — allowing you to increase your energy, enhance focus, & boost performance. This life-changing blueprint contains 10 strategies to help you achieve exceptional performance, such as: How to get better sleep How to improve your nutrition How to be mindful in this fast-paced world.

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Biohacker’s Handbook takes the latest research into holistic health and turns it into practical and applicable information in a visual and readable format. This no-nonsense guide to optimal human performance is fully grounded in research. With 544 pages, 1560 references and hundreds of images, Biohacker’s Handbook is “

Biohacking involves making lifestyle adjustments and dietary changes to enhance your body’s natural workings. When done safely, there’s benefits for all types of people. Read our article to learn about the different types of biohacking, their benefits, and who it helps. #biohacking #recovery #addictionrecovery #recover #hope #healing #hacking #mentalhealth #wellness #lifestyle #lifestylechanges

I have had the worst diarrhea of my life at 3 am on a Sunday on a remote island in the Philippines. I've gotten some nasty blisters after exploring the busy streets of Havana, Cuba. I've also experienced some nasty acid reflux after eating some spicy pad thai in Thailand. Getting sick while in a foreign country is inevitable and I'm no stranger to getting sick while traveling. Over time I have built up my on-the-go medicine cabinet and it usually treats all my minor travel ailments.

Technology has become increasingly intrusive. Just a few decades ago, the idea of being near-constantly tethered to a device may have been unpalatable, particularly when that device sends your every activity to corporations and means you ar