Biohacking sounds like a buzzword. At its core it is simple. It is using your own data to make small, targeted changes to sleep, light exposure, movement, and recovery, then measuring whether they actually worked.
I use these tools myself before I recommend them to a patient. I wear an Oura Ring and a WHOOP band at the same time. No one needs both. I like comparing the data. I wear red-tinted glasses after sunset and use a 10,000 lux light box on dark mornings, not because it is trendy, but because the sleep data told me it mattered.
Our EMR pulls data directly from the devices most patients already own:
Don’t guess, test. A wearable is only useful if someone is reading the data and doing something with it. That is where we come in.
We also use two recovery tools directly in the clinic:
Raw data without interpretation just becomes another notification to ignore. That is how you end up gamifying your health without actually improving it. We use your wearable data, alongside labs and body composition scans, to build one plan and adjust it as your body responds.
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