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Biohacking, or DIY biology, is a vast concept that struggles to ground itself in one concrete definition because depending on who you ask, you’ll get a different answer. Perhaps the differences are more nuanced because the people behind the movement are as varied as they come. People who practice biohacking participate in a range of …
Purple berries may well be the most common globally accessible and longest used nootropics of them all; these potent fruits are part of the family of edible berries characterized by their purple-ish pigment and include blueberries, blackberries, bilberries, acai berries, maqui berries, elderberries, raspberries, strawberries, and cranberries which are all known for their impressive brain …
Aging has been shown to be delayed through lifestyle changes such as exercise and restricting calorie intake. As published in Aging Cell researchers have elucidated properties of a molecule in the blood whose mechanisms were previously unknown; in a mouse model it was shown that this molecule mimics benefits of certain calorie restrictions. Certain calorie …
Memophenol has been clinically proven to help prevent age related cognitive decline in seniors, now it has been found to act as cognitive performance booster in a new clinical study. The cross over, randomized, double blind placebo controlled clinical study involved 30 graduate students between the ages of 18-25, who took both placebo and 600mg …