Biohacking/Brain optimization in Education
Dmytrol
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Hello, fellow biohackers!
I'm new to this forum and to the biohacking world, but I'm incredibly devoted to hacking my physiology to working optimally, always. I feel butter now (pun intended!) than I have ever felt ever since I began my journey by applying advice from books like The Four Hour Body, The Bulletproof Diet, Head Strong, and The Magic of Thinking Big.
As a middle school teacher, I've been wondering recently how I could incorporate my love for biohacking into education. Naturally, optimal performance helps me be the best teacher/mentor/role model for my students and colleagues. Having said this, I'm wondering what aspects of the Bulletproof Diet/biohacking lifestyle you all think would make my students better performers.
In other words, my inquiry is this:
How can biohacking improve education for students?
What aspects of education or even physiology can be hacked in order to produce better learners and a better overall classroom?
How can students hack their bodies to perform and focus better in the classroom?
How does one reach reluctant biohackers?
I have a few ideas, but I'm curious as to what you all think! Thanks in advance!
Comments
I've been trying to implement some things to improve cognitive abilities to study better but finally I just focused on some other stuff in my life when I found out that you can get your paper written for cheap. Cheap writing help made my life a bit easier, I had more spare time, found a nice job and I am quite satisfied with everything at this point.
I like that you take care of the students, but there is one important detail. I believe that it's impossible to force a person to engage in biohacking forcibly. There are many books and even blogs where you can learn about positive teachers experiences. College studies bring stress. I used CBD oil to reduce the load on my nervous system and improve sleep. I still sometimes resort to this method. Promote biohacking by your own example. This will be the most successful way.