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We're living in an age where wellness is no longer about fads—it's about precision. Australians aren't just popping pills anymore; we're demanding clean, proven compounds that actually shift the dial. Discover why sulforaphane is becoming Australia’s go-to supplement for inflammation, detox, energy, and cognitive clarity.
The idea of improving one’s microbiome to slow ageing has gained attention. Dr. Kara Fitzgerald, a functional medicine physician and epigenetics researcher, has laudedUrolithin A as a “postbiotic rockstar” in the longevity space. She notes that Urolithin A(UA) has studies published in top-tier journals such as Nature and Cell – with 11 compelling human clinical trials and calls it a nutrient that should be on the radar for mitochondrial health.
Recent 2025 research confirms sulforaphane’s broad therapeutic potential across cancer prevention, neuroprotection, metabolic health, and inflammation—driven largely by its activation of Nrf2 and modulation of cellular stress responses. Human and animal studies increasingly support its use as a safe, multi-target compound with applications in chronic disease prevention, aging, and adjunctive treatment strategies.
When you consume or produce sulforaphane, it interacts with various cellular pathways to exert its protective effects.
Recent research shows Sulfodyne®, a broccoli-based supplement, may help fight COVID-19 by reducing virus levels and inflammation, making it a promising natural treatment to ease symptoms and recovery.
In this edition of Biohacking Weekly:
1. Dr. Rhonda Patrick’s top 7 tips for improved cognitive function
2. Nature’s anti-inflammatory weapon
3. Everyday plastics could be quietly rewiring your sleep cycle
4. Ancient Chinese herb shows natural weight loss
5. What to eat for youthful skin
In this edition of Biohacking Weekly:
1. How poor sleep can worsen PMS
2. Four wellness trends to avoid
3. The return of organ meats
4. A simple test that could predict if you'll live to 100
5. Gary Brecka warns of ‘micropoisons’ in common cooking oils
In this edition of Biohacking Weekly:
1. Healthy midlife diet boosts chances of aging well
2. Dr. Hyman’s go-to routine for lifelong brain health
3. Strong verbal skills may help you live longer
4. Low vitamin levels linked to depression in older adults
5. Microbiome mitochondria axis
In this edition of Biohacking Weekly:
1. Can lifting weights shield your brain?
2. Mitochondria transplants - new hope for slowing the effects of aging
3. High-dose Vitamin D for multiple sclerosis relief
4. Why everyone's talking about functional mushrooms?
5. Everyday habits that strengthen neuroplasticity
In this edition of Biohacking Weekly:
1. Australia’s mental health burden rises with heat
2. Spermidine may protect your heart from "bad" cholesterol
3. The sleep – metabolic health link
4. Gut health tied to lower anxiety and depression
5. The hidden strength of creatine
In this edition of Biohacking Weekly:
1. Ketogenic diet enhances brain health by boosting mitochondria
2. Breakthrough natural solution for PMS relief
3. Omega 3, Vitamin D and exercise may slow biological aging
4. Game-changing diabetes treatment
5. How stress can spread without you knowing
In this edition of Biohacking Weekly:
1. World’s oldest woman’s gut health offers clues to longevity
2. Essential supplements for better memory and cognitive function
3. Exercising twice a week cuts the risk of heart disease
4. Broccoli compound shows potential to lower the risk of type 2 diabetes
5. Biohacking trends set to redefine health and longevity
