The 5 Best Quercetin Supplements Reviewed: Max Absorption For Longevity & More
Quercetin is a promising longevity ingredient. But is it worth supplementing?
Tools & Gear & Services
Special tools, technology, software, machines, and gear to biohack the mind & body. I’ve thoroughly tested and reviewed it all. Here are the scams to avoid, the best products, and exclusive discount codes.
Brain.fm Review [2022]: Neuroscience Shortcut to Focus, Sleep, or Deep Relaxation?
Can sound really shift your state? Better yet, what if it sounded like music rather than strange frequencies. Brain.fm is pioneering this reality.
Elo Health Review: Custom Nutrition (Smart Supplements, Health Coaching, & More)
Overwhelmed by nutrition advice? Elo uses data to optimize your health. This review is my honest experience with the company.
Wild Pastures Review: Premium Meat at Costco Prices, Delivered to Your Door
I had researched all the best online meat delivery boxes. They were all too expensive or poor quality. Then I came across Wild Pastures.
11 Best Ozone Therapy Machines [2022 Review] & 17 Scientific Health Benefits of O3
At-home ozone therapy can quickly improve your health. Use this review to help you find the right machine and avoid scams.
Best PEMF Devices, Machines, & Mats [2022 Review]: For Less Pain, Rapid Recovery, & Optimal Health
PEMF is a powerful yet little-known hack to recover from workouts, injuries, and disease like Wolverine.
Apollo Neuro Honest Review [2022]: Ultimate Tool to Hack Your Biological Stress?
The Apollo Neuro is one of the most popular wearables among biohackers, promising to improve sleep, recovery, and reduce stress. But does it actually work? This review breaks down my experience and the data to support it.
AquaCure AC50 Review: The World’s #1 Brown’s Gas Machine
Brown’s Gas is the next big thing in biohacking & health optimization. This review explains the science and why it’s part of my daily routine.
9 X3 Bar Alternatives [2023 Review]: 3X The Strength of Weight Lifting?
Variable resistance training (VRT) is a concept in fitness and exercise that recognizes that the body has disproportionate strength at different phases of any lift. This article discusses the basics of VRT, and some alternatives.
