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The company behind the coffee with butter craze just raised $9 million to open up its first coffee shop
As the average consumer want to learn more about their health, they're going to want to change it, …
Biz Carson
I'm a biohacker who wants to live to 150. I asked my husband to do health tests before we started dating and I'm now the 'Chief Health Officer' of our relationship.
Kayla Barnes-Lentz's days are built around optimizing her health. When her business was established…
Serafina Kenny
A new cyborg implant may give users the power to control devices with their gestures
Implanted NFC chips can be programmed to do things like unlock a person's smart lock or replace a u…
Cadie Thompson
Employees at this Silicon Valley startup don't eat on Tuesdays
It's all part of a larger movement towards "biohacking," or a movement in Silicon Valley in which p…
Biz Carson
6 Strange Body Hacks That Are Actually Useful
Neil Harbisson was born without the ability to see color. Now, he can perceive more than 360 colors…
Kevin Loria
Peptide shots are the hot, new fad for anti-aging and building muscle but no one really knows what they are
Peptides, like human growth hormone and ipamorelin, are a rising biohacking trend for anti-aging an…
Hilary Brueck,Gabby Landsverk
Tech workers trying to live longer are turning to buzzy peptide treatments
A broad category of anti-aging treatments called peptides is taking off in popularity with Silicon …
Lakshmi Varanasi
Testosterone parties are the latest biohack for Silicon Valley tech bros
Jeff Tang is hosting blood-testing parties through his startup called T Party that claims to help m…
Lakshmi Varanasi
These Silicon Valley 'biohackers' are fasting their way to longer, better lives
Benigeri and his coworkers at Nootrobox, a subscription service for "smart drugs," or cognition-enh…
7 'biohacks' founders and execs have used to try to boost their energy at work, from wearing electrodes while they sleep to drinking bone-broth breakfasts
Some CEOs swear by bizarre biohacks to boost their workplace performance and health. We analyze the…
Anna Cooban
Thousands of people in Sweden are embedding microchips under their skin to replace ID cards
The country's 10 million-strong population are generally more willing to share personal details, wh…
Alexandra Ma
Why a top Silicon Valley VC firm just invested in a company that makes chewable coffee
Earlier this year, another venture capital firm, Trinity Ventures, made a big bet on Bulletproof. K…
Biz Carson
This man sells a kit that'll turn anyone into a 'cyborg'
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved RFID chips for human implantation in 2004. Howev…
Cadie Thompson
I just got a computer chip implanted in my hand - and the rest of the world won't be far behind
Even though I was born after the 1960s, I've always been fascinated with that era. Some people cred…
Zoltan Istvan
A Swedish rail line now scans microchip implants in addition to accepting paper tickets
"Some people are confused and think they can be tracked via microchip - but [if] that's something t…
Chris Weller
San Francisco biohackers are wearing implants made for diabetes in the pursuit of 'human enhancement'
CGMs, which cropped up on the market less than 10 years ago and became popular in the last few year…
Melia Robinson
Scientists and biohackers are popping this $1 cancer drug to stop their cells from aging
Rapamycin, an anti-fungal agent discovered in a clump of dirt on a remote island in the South Pacif…
Hilary Brueck
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey says he only eats one meal a day and fasts all weekend, and people are concerned that he has an eating disorder
There's a whole movement of techies who have taken on intermittent fasting, like Dorsey, as a way t…
Paige Leskin
Most Americans are freaked out by brain chips and synthetic blood
In 2012, scientists took a huge step forward in disease prevention and elimination with the CRISPER…