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Can You Biohack Your Way To A Better, Longer Life? 

Dr Azlina Ahmad Annuar, Neurogeneticist | Professor Dr Winnie Chee, Dietitian

17-Apr-25 16:00

Can You Biohack Your Way To A Better, Longer Life? 

The idea of biohacking has grown in popularity over the recent years, helped along by influencers and the wellness industry, who argue that this is the method towards improving health and overall well-being. Some like American millionaire and entrepreneur Bryan Johnson even believe that this is the path towards immortality. So is biohacking all it’s cracked up to be or is it just a hack? 

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Tags:  the bigger picture,  health & living,  brainwavesonbfm,  biohacking,  healthy ageing,  genes,  longevity,  intermittent fasting,  supplements, 


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