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How ‘natural’ biohacking can help you optimise your health and life

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How ‘natural’ biohacking can help you optimise your health and life
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Technology entrepreneur Teemu Arina discusses a sustainable, 'natural' approach to biohacking that focuses on foundational habits like sleep, diet, and stress management. The book, co-authored with a doctor and a nutritionist, emphasizes individualization over the extreme, expensive routines popularized by American influencers.

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It offers a more accessible and scientifically grounded perspective on health optimization, countering the trend of radical and costly biohacking practices.

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Technology entrepreneur Teemu Arina’s approach to biohacking appears to be more sustainable than the more intense, radical routines of American biohacking evangelists such as Bryan Johnson and Dave Asprey. “Of course, these American influencers get a lot of views and eyeballs doing crazy experiments, but that approach is not for everyone. You don’t need to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars like these guys. Just get the basics done,” says Teemu.

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