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Why biohacking won't fix a broken foundation
A commentary argues that biohacking — the practice of using gadgets, supplements and self-tracking to optimise health — cannot compensate for underlying problems in diet, sleep, lifestyle or broader living conditions. The piece suggests people chasing quick fixes with technology may be ignoring more basic health fundamentals. The argument feeds into a wider debate about whether expensive wellness tech delivers real benefits or distracts from what actually improves health.
Why now: Ongoing public debate about the value and limits of biohacking gadgets and wellness tech
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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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