The Human Upgrade: Biohacking for Longevity & Performance

Biohacking News Weekly Update : 1383

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Dec 19, 2025
The FDA is considering changing supplement warning labels, which could blur the line between marketing and medical claims. A new heart-monitoring device from Mayo Clinic promises earlier detection of heart issues using quantum sensors. Sweating in saunas has been shown to effectively detoxify microplastics from the body. Meanwhile, an experiment with psychedelics revealed surprising benefits for glucose control. Plus, research on mitochondrial proteins hints at new ways to extend lifespan.
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ADVICE

Scrutinize Supplement Claims Carefully

  • Vet supplement brands carefully because label claims can look medical if the FDA loosens warning rules.
  • Add one variable at a time, run baseline labs, and rely on data rather than packaging claims.
INSIGHT

Next-Gen Heart Scans Could Shift Care Earlier

  • Quantum magnetic scans may let diagnostics detect ischemia before symptoms or damage appear.
  • Building today’s baselines (VO2max, BP, HRV, glucose) prepares you for next-gen screening tools.
ADVICE

Use Dry Sauna To Aid Chemical Detox

  • Use deliberate sauna sessions (dry, high-temp) plus exposure reduction to mobilize plastic-related chemicals.
  • Hydrate well and pair saunas with filtered water, less plastic packaging, and clean air for best effect.
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