Hacking Your Body

The video explores biohacking, defined as altering one's environment to control biology. It discusses the use of nootropics, the role of citizen scientists, and the dynamics between doctors and patients. The speaker emphasizes personal responsibility in health decisions, critiques the FDA's slow approval process, and highlights economic interests in health products. The video also addresses risks in biohacking and envisions a future of human enhancement.

What is biohacking and how do you define it?

What are the medical qualifications needed to be a biohacker?

What are nootropics and how do they enhance brain function?

How does the FDA's approval process impact biohacking practices?

What is the significance of self-experimentation in biohacking?

What role does personal responsibility play in health and wellness?

How can individuals take control of their own biology?

What are the ethical considerations in biohacking?

What are the risks associated with biohacking and self-experimentation?

How do you see the future of biohacking evolving in the next 40 years?