Happy Friday! Today we are introducing the term BIOHACKING, and what biohacking truly means. Biohacking refers to making intentional changes to your lifestyle, environment, or biology to improve performance, health, and longevity. It can include nutrition, supplements, sleep optimization, stress management, wearable tech, or advanced therapies like peptides and hormone support. That's the definition, but what does it MEAN? Simply put, “hacking your biology” — using simple habits, foods, supplements, and tools to help your body and mind work better. Instead of waiting for health problems to show up, biohacking focuses on small changes that give you more energy, sharper focus, and stronger long-term health. Now, this can sound expensive. But, that is not necessarily the case. Biohacking can be as simple and free as changing your habits — like improving sleep routines, practicing breathwork, getting morning sunlight, or ending your shower with 30 seconds of cold water. These small, no-cost practices still make a powerful difference in your energy, mood, and resilience. On the other side, biohacking can also involve financial investments — like high-quality supplements, peptide therapies, fitness tracking devices, or lab testing. These tools help you measure, refine, and accelerate your results, but they aren’t required to start biohacking. The truth: biohacking meets you where you are. Whether you begin with zero-cost lifestyle hacks or add advanced tools, the goal is the same — to optimize your body and mind for long-term health and performance. Going back to understanding that biohacking doesn’t have to be expensive, hard, or overwhelming. It’s not about chasing every gadget or trend — it’s about stacking simple, proven habits and supportive nutrients that work with your body’s natural biology. By starting small — with movement, recovery, and foundational supplements — you create steady momentum that compounds into lasting energy, resilience, and longevity. So, what can you do NOW?