Biohacker's 'clone' claim highlights promise of stem cell science
Independent - 23-Jul-2026Researchers say the technology could one day help repair damaged tissues
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Researchers say the technology could one day help repair damaged tissues
Discover the rigorous daily routine fuelling their quest for a long, healthy life
Stem cell therapies, meditation in hyperbaric chamber are few of his extreme health practices
Sums up his thoughts on self-experimentation in the process of turning into superhuman himself.
Results aren't published in any journal but might be the first step towards more human studies
From coffee enemas to pants blocking EMF radiation - his routine is straight out of a sci fi movie
Gray states biohacking is much beyond techniques and tests, rather more simple
If you are interested in your health, then don’t develop an unhealthy obsession about your health.
Injecting various experimental self-made therapies can be their undoing
Many customers left with thousands of dollars debt for the machines that didn't even work
This could be beneficial if things go well, but dangerous otherwise
Biohacker has a strict routine, which is defined by minutes and has no day-offs or alterations
Certain gut bacterial species increase mouse treadmill duration by 13%
Josiah Zayner is accused of practising medicine without a license
Cyborgnest company designed the electronic implant in hope to end "generation screen"
Decentralization of DNA editing techniques will lead to regulatory and public health problems
Aaron Traywick died last Sunday at the age of 28.
New gene-editing techniques aren’t restricted to rich corporations.