Biohacking Insights
Molina defines biohacking as a user manual for humans, emphasizing its potential to grant freedom. The conversation delves into the skepticism surrounding miracle treatments and the importance of distinguishing real science from junk science. Nir shares his mission to target aging before it starts, highlighting the promise of using diabetes drugs to prevent age-related diseases.In this clip
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Chasing Life
Biohacking...or BS?
Related Questions
I'm fascinated by the overlap between biohacking and gerontology and would love your insight on a few questions: 1. Is biohacking a real, science-based practice or more of a trend? 2. What's your view on senolytics, gene therapy, and other anti-aging drugs — do they work yet? 3. If not, how close are we to seeing these therapies become effective and accessible? 4. For someone looking to improve their biomarkers and longevity, which tests matter most — blood work, body scans, microbiome, epigenetic age? Where can I go to get these tests done around the world? Are there any resorts and clinics around the world that can provide trusted comprehensive testing and health plans? 5. Finally, who are the leading experts or institutions you’d recommend following in this field?
Was there an episode about biohacking that discusses medical advancements and longevity?