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Why biohacking won't fix a broken foundation
A new commentary argues that biohacking — the trend of using gadgets, supplements and tracking tools to optimise health — cannot compensate for underlying problems like poor sleep habits, chronic stress, lack of exercise or an unhealthy diet. The piece suggests people chasing quick optimisation tricks would do better to fix basic lifestyle foundations first. It adds to a growing debate over whether consumer health technology delivers real benefits or just expensive distractions.
Why now: Biohacking and consumer health gadgets remain a heavily debated trend, prompting commentary questioning their value.
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- Why biohacking won't fix a broken foundation · Castanet
- Why biohacking won't fix a broken foundation · Castanet
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