Is Biohacking Just Diet Culture for Men?

Your Diet Sucks

Is biohacking just diet culture repackaged for men? From cold plunges and Bulletproof coffee to ice baths and "optimization" spreadsheets, the wellness industry has found a way to sell restriction to dudes by calling it science. In this episode, Kylee and Zoë trace where biohacking came from, why "one weird trick" thinking is so seductive, and how the trend is feeding disordered eating patterns in male athletes—masked as performance enhancement. We dig into the research on whether any of this actually works, why putting your diet in a spreadsheet doesn't make it healthy, and the question nobody's asking: is biohacking just another way for men to control their bodies under the guise of optimization? If you've ever wondered why the guy at your gym is so passionate about seed oils and morning sunlight, this one's for you.
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Is biohacking just diet culture repackaged for men? From cold plunges and Bulletproof coffee to ice baths and "optimization" spreadsheets, the wellness industry has found a way to sell restriction to dudes by calling it science. In this episode, Kylee and Zoë trace where biohacking came from, why "one weird trick" thinking is so seductive, and how the trend is feeding disordered eating patterns in male athletes—masked as performance enhancement. We dig into the research on whether any of this actually works, why putting your diet in a spreadsheet doesn't make it healthy, and the question nobody's asking: is biohacking just another way for men to control their bodies under the guise of optimization? If you've ever wondered why the guy at your gym is so passionate about seed oils and morning sunlight, this one's for you.
2024-11-27 52 min
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