What if you could grow as large as you wanted? Hulk size

[TG1]

Its possible. And for not very expensive. I was speaking to a doctor friend of mine earlier that was introducing me to biohacking.

So for a background biohacking is simply changing your DNA. And it’s not new, just now has a movement of people saying fuck the government regulations and starting to test on themselves and others. The equipment runs about $3k so its within range for most home scientists.

Now on to building yourself as the hulk. We all should remember the trials with myostatin gene that spurred all the fake peptides. The results in labs were amazing tho.

Technology has finally caught up. In the last few hours the developers of the new technology have called for international regulations (as Russia is claiming to perfect or clone babies & China is working on cloning, Australian army working on biohacking soldiers).

One of CRISPR’s inventors has called for controls on gene-editing technology

Regulators need to pay more attention to controlling CRISPR, the revolutionary gene-editing tool, says Jennifer Doudna. One year on: Doudna, a University of California biochemist who helped invent CRISPR technology in 2012, wrote an editorial in Science yesterday titled “CRISPR’s unwanted...

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https://www.army.gov.au/our-future/...performance-bulletproofing-brains-and-bravery

DARPA has warned people of self testing as well.

DARPA Exec Warns Biohackers to 'Think Deeply' About Injecting Untested Treatments

On stage at Body Hacking Con this weekend, DARPA director of biological technologies Justin Sanchez ran through an impressive list of the sort of

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As my friend reached out to me for sure there will be others working on hacking the myostatin gene soon. He says its definitely doable with this technology now.

Google Crisper biohacking or Cas9 biohacking to read up some more. Its really cool and we maybe seeing some big boys hitting the stage in next few years without ever taking steroids or lifting a weight.

 

[AlmightyGL]

my wife and i just watched a 4 part series on this. its very interesting. also very appalling that true cures for major illnesses are so cheap and can be made at home but pharmaceutical companies wanna charge more than what most people could ever afford to pay

 

[OB1]

Wow! Awesome and scary at the same time. As far as body sculpting goes, it would kinda take the satisfaction out of ’ look what I busted my ass for’, cause anyone can be ‘that guy’… On the other hand, a body could be designed for long term space travel or… hmmm,

 

[TG1]

Its also things they have the ability to cure but don’t want to cure because they make more money off treatments.

 

[BBSQ5]

On the fence about all of this…

But…I could sit and drink beer all day without ever having to workout ever again, or put forth any effort to stay in shape.

 

[TG1]

I honestly would risk it just to see what it can do if I had been asked 5 years ago lol. Now my family and health are more important to me so not worth the risk.

 

[PHD]

Plus messing with myostatin is very dangerous especially with cancer and stuff

 

[BBSQ5]

I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t try it, but I understand and get the science behind it.