Biohacking

Alistair Overeem argues Ramadan is a great way to Dopamine Detox, even if you’re not a Muslim

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Former UFC heavyweight champion Alistair Overeem and “The Iceman” Wim Hof tackled some of the most pressing societal issues of our time, including ideological conformity, technology addiction, and health in their conversation recently. Overeem on “Woke” Ideology and Cancel Culture Alistair Overeem raised concerns about ideological conformity and the dangers of cancel culture, particularly when … Read more

Dr. Shanna Swan Advises Caution When Choosing a Rashguard – Many Have Microplastics in Them

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When it comes to protecting your skin from the nasty BJJ/Wrestling mats, a trusty rashguard can be an essential part of any fitness minded person’s wardrobe. However, according to leading endocrine disruptor expert Dr. Shanna Swan, some rashguards may contain chemicals that could be cause for concern. “There’s a turns out there’s a lot of … Read more

Andrew Huberman is trying to sell $165 red lens non prescription glasses despite previous Skepticism

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Dr. Andrew Huberman, recently unveiled a collaboration with Roka to sell “Wind Down” red lens glasses for $165. Claiming that these glasses support better sleep and reduce cortisol levels by filtering out short wavelengths of light, Huberman’s promotion sharply contrasts his previously cautious stance on red light therapies. This launch raises questions about the shift … Read more

Andrew Huberman talks personal experience taking BPC 157 peptide, what to avoid at all cost

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Dr. Andrew Huberman, a renowned neuroscientist and host of the Huberman Lab podcast, has candidly shared his experiences with various supplements, peptides, and experimental therapies. In particular, Huberman’s use of the peptide BPC-157 has attracted considerable attention due to its purported benefits and the controversies surrounding it. Huberman’s Experimental Yet Cautious Approach Andrew Huberman’s curiosity-driven … Read more

Jiu-Jitsu Guys Embrace Bro-Science While Dosing Up on Hormones, Influenced by Joe Rogan’s Podcast

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In a testament to the peculiar influence of podcast culture on combat sports, the Brazilian Jiu-jitsu community finds itself caught in an amusing paradox: athletes are simultaneously embracing unproven “natural” lifestyle changes while diving headfirst into performance enhancement. Take Nick “Nicky Rod” Rodriguez, a rising star in the grappling world who recently made headlines for … Read more

Huberman Featured Several Guests Who Promoted Nothing But Pseudoscience

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Andrew Huberman, a Stanford neuroscientist and popular science communicator, has built a massive following with his podcast. Aimed at making science accessible, it promises to decode complex topics in neuroscience and health for a general audience. However, beneath his charisma and credentials lies a growing controversy. Critics argue that Huberman is walking a fine line … Read more

Can a Cup of South american tea Beat Ozempic? Ask Huberman, Not Me

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Years ago, I discovered an exotic drink praised for curbing appetite and boosting energy during sports-related weight cuts. My skepticism was challenged when a viral video featured a Jiu-Jitsu world champion endorsing Terere, a traditional South American beverage. Terere, a cold-brewed yerba mate originating from Paraguay, holds cultural significance throughout Brazil, particularly in the Mato … Read more

Andrew Huberman Is Now Advertising $20,000 Ice Baths Joe Rogan Helped Put on the Map

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In a striking shift from his previously conservative approach to cold exposure, Stanford neuroscientist Andrew Huberman has joined Joe Rogan in promoting Morozko Forge’s premium ice baths – products that now command price tags up to $29,900, nearly triple the cost of their 2023 models. According to rudebred.com and an internet archive version of the … Read more