#biohacking

#biohacking

Welcome to Dave Asprey's 2025 Biohacking Conference: a symposium of tech bros, wellness influencers, psychonauts, and scientists, all hoping to thwart the ravages of time with unorthodox—and often unproven—medical treatments.

NAD is gaining traction as a health trend, with influencers promoting it as a way to boost energy and slow down aging, though experts advise caution.

What it's doing is it's reducing oxidative stress, which is a root cause of cancer, heart disease, cognitive decline, Alzheimer's.

"Many people that have written to us or I've talked to have used the test as inspiration to make really, really powerful life changes," Adiv Johnson, head of scientific affairs and education at Tally Health, told me.

"Kaizen is the first EMF hypersensitivity dog in the world, and he works directly for me. He's watching, and he's also being affected."

The hype around NAD boosting therapies stems from evidence that NAD levels decline with age, affecting numerous biological reactions and pathways.