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Biohacking is defined as scientific experiments with biological material done by non-experts as a hobby or for profit/crime. Some advantages include improved cognitive function, energy, productivity, mood, sleep, hormones, and inflammation reduction. Basic steps include eliminating inflammatory foods, tracking sleep, and using binaural beats. Biohacking experiments can be done at home and aim to enhance human potential and transform human capabilities.
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B i o hacking
- 1. BIO- HACKING BY: NASUWAN MEESUWAN SUPASIT PHOTHONG
- 2. DEFINITION • Scientific experiments with biological material, especially genes, done by people who are not official experts or scientists, either as a hobby or in order to make money or commit crime
- 3. ADVANTAGE OF BIOHACKING Improved cognitive function Increased energy Increased productivity Improved mood Better sleep Balanced hormones Less food cravings Decreased inflammation Decreased brain fog Ultimate longevity
- 4. STEP 1. Eliminate inflammatory foods 2. Track your sleep 3. Try binaural beats
- 5. WHERE WE CAN HACK • Biohacking is similar to that, because the current Biohacking process does not require high technology. Such as genetic modification There are complex experiments, but Biohacking can happen in the backyard or in the front yard of the house.
- 6. WHY WE HAVE TO HACK OUR BODY • The various functions of the body with the goal of making our bodies work stronger, faster and better. In other words, pushing for humans. Up to another level of humanity It transforms the transformation of human potential into a human being.