Biohacking Division at UCLA
The Biohacking Division at UCLA serves to promote an evolutionary understanding of human health. Human beings are currently embroiled in a period of great evolutionary disequilibrium. Much of our genetic programming no longer serves its original purpose. We are a hodgepodge of solutions (adaptations) to problems (selection pressures) that either no longer exist, or are transformed in some way. Our lives are summarized by the reciprocal interactions between genes and environment. We cannot yet meaningfully address the conundrum of evolutionary disequilibrium by attacking our genetic code. Thus, our organization seeks to improve the health, productivity, and well-being of its members by instead addressing environment. Towards this end, the Biohacking Division at UCLA offers practical advice that is steeped in evolutionary logic and backed by peer-reviewed science.
Signatories: Vahe Dishakjian, Meagan Kelly, and Angad Thakral
Advisor: Ashleigh Anais Renteria
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