Balance in Biohacking
Overstressing the body with extreme biohacking can be counterproductive. Embracing a balanced approach, such as intermittent fasting and cycling between anabolic and catabolic states, promotes overall health. It's essential to find a middle ground, avoiding both excess and deprivation, to align with our evolutionary roots and maintain well-being.In this clip
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