Immune Support

The Anti-COVID Antibiotic

In the very turbulent first year of this decade, AZITHROMYCIN®, a 40-year-old drug, has almost become a household name, being the subject of over 66,000 news media articles. Is it being unfairly demonized because it's a cheap, effective drug competing with big pharma's patented +$2000 drug, Remdesivir? Does it deserve a place in the antifragile Biohacker's anti-COVID tool chest?

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Peptide overview

This "smart peptide" is a genetic hack for enhanced immunity, which is particularly helpful to the elderly for treating or preventing...

• Chronic and acute inflammatory diseases.
• Viral respiratory infections: pneumonia, bronchitis, sore throats, ear infections, and sinusitis.
• Autoimmune diseases.
• Cystitis, Pyelonephritis, Prostatitis, and Adnexitis. 
• Systemic connective tissue disease.
• Along with recovering from chemotherapy.

Crystagen differs from other immune medicines and biohacks I've discussed; it's more of a tool for restoration than prevention. It's used to rebuild a compromised immune system.

This is an Interferon immune-hack and anti-viral that you take nasally, as drops, or ointment.

In this brave "new normal" decade immune hacks are deservedly on the radar of sapient biohackers. It shouldn't replace Vitamin-D in your medicine cabinet but tools like this have a place in the bio-prepper's armamentarium.

Biohacker Review: Only 8 hours sick in 12 years...

Hyperimmune egg is a surprisingly effective immune fortifying supplement and actually one of the very first biohacking things I ever did back when I was 17 or 18 years old. It's an immune supplement that was quite transformative for me.

American manufactured and quality-tested powdered N-Acetyl L-Cysteine - the most economical form.

Biohacker Review: Quality NAC

I've been using this NAC daily for a few weeks - it doesn't have any noticeable Nootropic effects.

I drank a bit more than usual on New Years' Eve 2018, I supplemented some NAC and ALA before drinking and then before bed some activated charcoal. The next day I awoke with a barely perceptible hangover, so NAC is a good idea before a night of social drinking.

Biohacker Review: Siberian Ginseng will bring out the Genghis Khan in you!

This is my review of Eleuthero by Superman Herbs, which is now called Lost Empire Herbs, which is actually a rebranding that I dislike. I'll explain why later.

I've been using Eleuthero (often referred to as Siberian Ginseng), which is a performance-enhancing herb, for a little over a year now; this 100-gram package has lasted me that long, which is pretty impressive! There are a lot of herbal performance enhancement millage from a supplement that costs about $40.

Biohacker Review: Vitamin C is sort of a Nootropic

In this review, I'll tell you about why I take Ascorbic Acid daily and break down the recent science that has been done on it.

Every day, I make a tangy Biohacker beverage for my wife and I composed of powdered Creatine, NALT, and Ascorbic Acid with which I wash down whatever capsuled Nootropics or supplements I'm taking in the midmorning. Ascorbic Acid doesn't have much of a subjective effect itself; I take it mostly because I really, really hate getting sick during the wintertime, and taking it daily we've managed to almost totally avoid illness in the past few winters (with the exception of a very mild case of COVID last year.)

N-acetyl L-cysteine (also known as NAC and acetylcysteine) is the acetylated form of L-cysteine. L-Cysteine is a semi-essential, sulfur-containing amino acid that is an important structural component in many proteins. L-cysteine forms bonds with glutamine and glycine to synthesize glutathione, an antioxidant tripeptide. However, external factors like free radicals, illness, and stress deplete glutathione levels. NAC supplements boost the availability of l-cysteine, which accelerates glutathione production.