As part of our series of interviews with notable biohackers, today we’ll tell you the story of Wes Paterson – a practical kinesiologist and instructor. He, as probably most of us, has been praciticing biohacking form an early age, before even knowing the term. Wes has devoted his life and career to healign in all […]
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We continue with our series of interviews and today we present to you Balázs Csanak, a biohacker from Hungary, currently living in Austria. Bali, as most people call him, is originally an economist and IT professional, but after working in this field for 7 years, he realised he wasn’t truly interested in doing that, so […]
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We all want to be as healthy as possible for as long as possible. But how devoted are we really to the idea? Biohackers are a group of people who not only ‘want’ but ‘do’. They actively try and influence their health and wellbeing through changes in their lifestyle and using science and technology. We’ve […]
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“Who in the world am I?Ah, that’s the great puzzle.”Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland ABSTRACT Genetics has long been accepted as a deterministic factor that shapes our psychosomatic features and characteristics. But recent data show that genes are not our destiny and we are the masters of our heredity. Unmistakably, modern genetics proves the fact […]
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“The world is too noisy and distracted to probably ultimately survive. Everyone needs to shut […] up. The answers are in the silence. Monks set themselves on fire to protest and to make this point. Just consider it.” ― Garry Shandling Anxiety and thoughts The modern world is quite a mess. Our great-great-grandparents, hunting and dying […]
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If you were to ask a person living in modern-day society if he has had a full uninterrupted eight-hour sleep last night, the chances that you would get a positive answer are quite low. To working people who are overwhelmed by responsibilities, enjoying the recommended 7-9 hours of quiet rest at night may even feel […]
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One of the most popular health and fitness trends in the last years is intermittent fasting. Some call it a diet, others a regime, a way of living, a phenomenon and so on. If not everyone, many of us have heard this term from television, internet, maybe some famous person has been talking about it […]
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Humans have always seemed to have an innate desire to reproduce. Not only the physiological need and natural drive for sexual contact, men and women have generally had a natural, God-given desire to bear and nurture children. Thus, given the dual facts that approximately one in ten couples in western countries are infertile today.[1] Infertility […]
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The strong resistance people feel towards the idea of aging seems natural and inherited. It is certainly not an easy task to lightheartedly accept the often heard expression “this is just the way it goes”. For some, the realization that old age awaits us all can be regarded as just one of the harsh truths […]
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Abstract: Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) is the most diagnosed and the one with the highest morbidity among all of the cardiomyopathies. Although it is studied that gene mutations are the main reason for the disease in this review we will pay attention to the epigenetics in DCM and mainly the Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) methylation mechanism and the results from some of the […]
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