In the conventional, mainstream world of so-called biohacking, lies and gaslighting are second nature. People with wrecked bodies trying to fix serious issues with BAND-AIDs.   People suffering side effects in silence as a badge of honor. The most successful and followed influencers telling people lies and selling them useless solutions.   It truly is a crisis of epic proportions and it's bound to get worse. What is the truth about mainstream biohacking that highly visible individuals are too cowardly to admit? Is there a better way?   In this episode, holistic health coach Dave Lee returns for an incredible conversation about all the BS being peddled in most optimization circles.   When you block or inhibit a natural biological pathway - a God-given pathway with a drug, it’s robbing Peter to pay Paul. It’s a karmic effect, at some point you’re going to pay that debt. -Jay Campbell     Things We Learned    - The sentience crisis In today’s world, everything is a buzzword, byline or memes. Is it specifically designed to dumb people down?    - The awful lie being peddled to the masses Why do they keep pushing testosterone boosters when we know they don’t do anything?   - Don’t compromise long term life trajectory for short-term comfort Are many of the conventional biohacking methods leading people into early, avoidable graves?   - Drop 5% body fat - that’s all you need to solve your problems Most people associate weight loss with physical transformation, but is it also the key to spiritual elevation?   Guest Bio   Dave Lee is a Holistic Health Coach specializing in men's hormone replacement therapy. A Chek Practitioner, Dave first delved into the hormone treatment space while recovering from an injury of his own, and he hasn't looked back since. Dave's calling in life is not only helping others, but truly fighting for them, thanks to his warrior spirit.   To find out more, go to: http://www.advancedfundamentalhealth.com  http://www.instagram.com/daveleecoaching    You can also email him on: dave@advancedfundamentalhealth.com