My experience with bio-hacking | Martin Kremmer | TEDxCopenhagen

Do you want to know how to get a better life? A better body and health? Then you are in luck because that is precisely what Martin Kremmer's talk is about! As a biohacker who is striving to create optimal health for himself, he shares his view on how you can take control of your health and life with a CEO's mindset. The future of healthcare is in front of you - are you Ready? Martin has been an avid biohacker since 2013, focused on bringing the movement of biohacking, optimal living, and natural healing to Denmark. During the day, he is Global Director at EY, where he focuses on using data as the connective tissue in creating better UX.

At night he is on a mission to spread knowledge on how humans can move from "normal" health to an "optimal" health state. And he knows what he is talking about, as he is leading the Danish Biohacker Community of about 1000 individuals, who all try to find the most optimal state of well being through technology and emerging science.

[misukiylambertson]

This video should have a million views. This needs to be seen by more people, the medical industry is a complete joke at this point, people are dying left and right from malpractice. Patience leave the hospital no better than they arrived.

[fernandosch]

where are all the yt viewrs? this is a gold information, im on it as a biomedical student

[spitalhelles]

The more you get into the science, the more you appreciate the 'ordinary' things, like eating fiber leads to your gut microbiome releasing short chain fatty acids, that your body can actually use, how cool is that

[Gabriel.terluk]

omg, his experience is gold, more peaple should whatch this

[biohackshq]

"Simply put, biohacking is the art and science of changing the environment around you and inside you so you have more control over your own biology." - Dave Asprey

[shubhambhardwaj]

With knowledge of our own body we can manage it well instead of depending upon others to treat us. Although we can take help but complete dependency is not good.

[atomoyoga]

Bravo! 👏👏👏 Denmark's health as many other countries are sadly manipulated by the power of pharma and medical protocols to depend on drugs and keep people sick but not death. Also Danish are N•1 consumers of antidepressants and Cancer in the World. In another hand Iatrogenia (Medical error) is the third cause of death in the World. I live in Denmark and I am a health professional (PT, Osteopath, Yoga instructor and Microbiome specialist with the same values than this gentleman! We need more messages like this and people needs to take their own responsibility for their health! Thanks for the talk! Top top! 🤩

[witwisniewski]

Evidence based medicine is based on those averaging statistics. A patient is a sample of one, and there are almost no statistics that work on a sample of one. Each patient has their own distribution for all her health aspects that is unknown and has to be discovered by the patient an maybe with the help of an open minded doctor.

[mrhassell]

If you don't like your doctor, chances are you are a healthy, normal person.

[joanestevao]

That's interesting but the most effective gadget would be to learn how to listen to our bodies instead on relying on an app or something outside ourselves to understand what we need.

[Joynergy]

See Documentary “ Profits over Patients!”

[hunter-zphf]

So what did he do to look at his own genes and discover what his body needs ?

[generalmgr-vf]

APOE DNA testing should be a routine health screen. He's a 4/4. Has MTHFR C677T +/+. Those are fixable. Test don't guess! Get out of the corrupt insurance-based mainstream sick care medical model.

[CP-uwnx]

what's the app he used to measure stress in real time?

[Jessica-kuk]

how does one get involved into this and donate my body for this experiment
I would love to do this and help in our future understanding

[NikitaLiftLoveLaugh]

Fantastic speech, Mr. Kremmer! Very similar to my TEDx Talk called “Listen To Your Body Nikita Sharma”. Let’s keep spreading awareness and inspiring others to take their health and happiness into their own hands ❤.

[svnfiv]

What happened to the "hot wings" show

[haseen]

What type of doctor is he talking about?

[raimbowraimbow]

Amazing speech, tak! :) I agree with what you say. I haven't done a DNA test yet and it would be a good step to start!

[astapasta]

This is aimed at people that have little or no common sense regarding their body. But I wonder as to why most of these biohacking videos are presented by people who, in my opinion, do not look like the most healthy, athletic, youthful individuals? Show me a 70 year old that resembles and acts like a 35 year old and I'll take notice.