Sean Fetcho

And I think that's a last resort if everything else fails.

But when you look at biohacking, right, this movement,

you know i think it's a i think it's a great great thing but the problem that i'm having is that it's like the cannabis space right if you remember the cannabis space in like 2016 to 2020 right before the pandemic the amount of companies that went public with massive valuations multi-billion dollar valuations the amount of people that were extracting isolate and doing cbd and all these things and thc 80 of those companies are out of business yeah they're gone

Because the balloon deflated.

And it's still great science.

There's science behind the use of THC and CBD and all these cannabinoids and what they can do.

And there's great stuff.

But 80% of it was bullshit.

And now that's gone.

And that is my prediction here in the, I'll air quote it, the biohacking world, but I'm going to call it the health and wellness world.

is I think there's some amazing stuff happening worldwide.

There's some amazing movements and there's some amazing innovations going into it, but there's a lot of bullshit.

And how do you sift through the bullshit?

The number one thing that I hear from biohackers or health and wellness people is they say, I feel lost.

I don't know what to do.

I'm so marketed to, everyone has their own opinion.

You got to do this, this, and this.

And my response to that is I have five free hacks for you that don't cost you anything.

But also every single person, 8.2 billion people on this planet are different.

Your biochemistry is different than this person, than this person, than me.