biohack en · NOUN
Etymology
From bio- + hack.
Meanings
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An instance of biohacking.
As the chip carries information—basically making it a key for everything—it will attract the attention of cybercriminals; you will be under their target radar, which puts your life at risk. This is why Kaspersky Lab is working with BioNyfiken [to] create solutions and secure the biohacking community, while learning more, from a security aspect, about the implications of these biohacks.
2015 December – 2016 January, Mia Carisse Barrientos, “Kaspersky Lab: APAC Cyber Security Summit”, in Gadgets Magazine, volume 15, number 5, Quezon City: Great Minds Media Incorporated, →ISSN, page 97, column 3:The heat cleanses and relaxes my whole body, and I find that my sleep is much deeper. Plus, I get all the benefits you’ve already read about above—and even more so when I add my second biohack, daily cold plunge or cryotherapy session.
2022, Tony Robbins, Peter Diamandis, Robert Hariri, “The Longevity Lifestyle & Diet”, in Life Force: How New Breakthroughs in Precision Medicine Can Transform the Quality of Your Life & Those You Love, New York, N.Y.: Simon & Schuster, →ISBN, section 3 (What You Can Do Now), page 300:Enter Super Woman Rx: This is the definitive guide to health and wellbeing for women specifically because it’s a design for living that is anything but one-size-fits-all. It is personalized, tailored and created for you—it is the ultimate biohack of your health.
2017, Tasneem Bhatia, “Introduction”, in Super Woman Rx: Discover the Secrets to Lasting Health, Your Perfect Weight, Energy, and Passion with Dr. Taz’s Power Type Plans, Rodale Wellness, →ISBN, page x:
Forms
| Spelling | Features | Labels | Source |
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| biohacks | Number=Plur | lexicographic |