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The Biohacking Standards is your evidence-based, spirit-forward guide to mastering the human body, mind, and consciousness. Hosted by Ashley Grace — category creator, wellness pioneer, and former Founding CMO of Charlotte’s Web — this podcast cuts through the noise to deliver what actually moves the needle on human performance, longevity, and vitality. We start where every serious biohacker must: the fundamentals. Before a single supplement, wearable, or protocol, the non-negotiables rule. Nutrition and diet — how food is information, not just fuel, and how metabolic health is the foundation of everything. Movement and exercise — from zone 2 cardio and strength training to NEAT, VO2 max, and the hormetic stress that makes us stronger. Sleep optimization — the master recovery protocol, where circadian rhythm, deep sleep architecture, and HRV tell the full story of your health. Meditation, prayer, and mindfulness — because coherent brainwave states, nervous system regulation, and spiritual alignment aren’t soft science; they are the operating system beneath every other upgrade. Once the foundation is locked, The Biohacking Standards goes deep. Cellular & Metabolic Optimization — mitochondrial health, NAD+ pathways, autophagy, fasting protocols, ketosis, metabolic flexibility, and the emerging science of longevity compounds like rapamycin, metformin, and peptides. Hormones & Endocrine Health — testosterone, estrogen, cortisol, thyroid, insulin, GLP-1, and the precise levers that govern energy, mood, body composition, and aging. Gut & Microbiome Science — the gut-brain axis, psychobiotics, prebiotics, postbiotics, leaky gut, and how your microbiome controls immunity, mental health, and inflammation. Neuroscience & Cognitive Performance — nootropics, neuroplasticity, flow states, psychedelic-assisted therapy, breathwork, and the frontier of brain optimization including neurofeedback and transcranial stimulation. Quantum Biology & Energy Medicine — the science of light, frequency, and vibration as it applies to human health. Red and near-infrared light therapy, grounding, structured water, circadian light exposure, and the emerging field of bioelectric medicine — areas where innovators like Vyvata are redefining what wellness technology can do. Longevity & Age Reversal — epigenetic clocks, senolytics, stem cell therapy, exosomes, telomere science, and the protocols that the world’s top longevity researchers are using right now. Wearables, Devices & Diagnostics — continuous glucose monitors, Oura Ring, WHOOP, hyperbaric oxygen, red light panels, PEMF, cold plunge, sauna, and how to stack these tools intelligently once the fundamentals are dialed in. Consciousness, Spirituality & Human Potential — because peak performance is not just biological. We explore the intersection of science and spirit: heart coherence, HeartMath, plant medicine, expanded states of awareness, and what it means to optimize not just the body but the soul. Each episode brings world-class guests — researchers, physicians, athletes, founders, healers, and innovators — alongside solo deep dives that translate complex science into clear, actionable insight. The Biohacking Standards is for the high performer who knows that elite health is not a destination but a daily practice. Whether you are brand new to biohacking or stacking advanced protocols, you will find your standard here.
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- 1 weeks ago1h 2m
Consciousness and the Truth about Reality with NDE Survivor Jordan Crowder
What happens to consciousness when the body begins to shut down? Can near-death experiences reveal something profound about the nature of reality? And what if your brain doesn't create consciousness—but receives it?In this thought-provoking episode, Jordan Crowder shares his extraordinary journey from a life-threatening health crisis and out-of-body experience to a six-year exploration of consciousness, spirituality, quantum physics, meditation, and the deeper purpose of human existence.In 2019, Jordan experienced severe pancreatitis and organ failure following years of substance and alcohol abuse. During his hospitalization, he describes an unexplained experience in which his awareness seemed to separate from his physical body for approximately two days. Although he doesn't characterize it as a traditional near-death experience (NDE), the event fundamentally transformed his understanding of life, death, and consciousness.What followed was an awakening driven by three profound questions: Who are we? Where are we? Why are we here?Through years of personal investigation, meditation, and consciousness exploration, Jordan developed a fascinating perspective on the relationship between the physical body, the higher self, and the nature of reality.Is Consciousness Separate From the Brain?Jordan challenges the conventional materialist understanding of consciousness, proposing that the brain may function as a receiver or transducer of awareness rather than its source. He explores the possibility that human beings exist simultaneously as biological organisms and non-physical consciousness.Could our physical existence be part of a larger process of spiritual evolution? Is Earth a learning environment designed for consciousness to grow through experience?Jordan introduces his "simulator theory," a philosophical framework suggesting that physical reality is real but represents only one layer of a much larger existence.Meditation, Hemi-Sync & Out-of-Body ExperiencesDiscover how Jordan's exploration led him to the Monroe Institute, Gateway Experience, Hemi-Sync technology, and binaural beats.He discusses brainwave entrainment, altered states of consciousness, and the intriguing "mind awake, body asleep" state associated with deep meditation and out-of-body exploration.Jordan also shares his interpretation of how meditation, attention, and sound frequencies may influence awareness and our experience of the mind-body connection.What You'll Discover in This EpisodeHow Jordan's 2019 health crisis sparked a spiritual awakening and a lifelong search for answers.Why he believes consciousness may exist independently of the physical brain.The relationship between the higher self, human identity, and personal transformation.How the Monroe Institute's Gateway Experience and Hemi-Sync support his meditation practice.What binaural beats and brainwave entrainment have to do with altered states of awareness.Why Jordan views Earth as a simulator for consciousness dev
- 2 weeks ago1h 4m
Spiritual Biohacking: John Morton & Lee Taylor Young of MSIA on Longevity, Consciousness & Awakening
What if the most powerful biohack isn't a supplement, a wearable device, or the latest longevity technology—but your consciousness?In this fascinating conversation, spiritual teacher John Morton and actress and spiritual explorer Lee Taylor Young join host Ashley Grace to challenge everything we think we know about biohacking, longevity, stress, and the mind-body connection.We're living in an age obsessed with optimizing the human body. From anti-aging supplements and cutting-edge health technology to meditation, neuroscience, and human performance, we're constantly searching for ways to live longer and feel better.But what if we've been approaching wellness backward? What if spiritual awareness, inner peace, and expanded consciousness are just as important to the conversation about living a longer, more meaningful life?John Morton and Lee Taylor Young explore a provocative possibility: true transformation begins with the spirit, not the body.Beyond Traditional Biohacking: The Spiritual Dimension of LongevityThis episode goes beyond conventional health optimization to explore the relationship between spirituality, emotional well-being, consciousness, and the human experience.John, a leading voice in the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness (MSIA), shares his perspective on awakening to our deeper identity beyond the physical body.Lee offers powerful personal insights about divine consciousness, unconditional love, and the extraordinary shifts that can happen when we move from fear and emotional contraction toward openness and compassion.Together, they explore whether cultivating spiritual awareness can change how we experience stress, navigate life's challenges, and approach healthy aging.In This Episode, Discover:Spiritual biohacking: Why John and Lee believe caring for your spirit should come before optimizing your body.Stress and inner peace: How relaxation, awareness, and spiritual practices may support emotional resilience.Consciousness and longevity: Why the quality of your inner life deserves attention alongside physical wellness.Spiritual awakening: What it means to remember who you are beyond your thoughts, fears, and physical identity.The power of love: Lee's personal experience of moving from emotional contraction into expanded awareness.Jesus and Christ consciousness: How MSIA interprets the teachings of Jesus through love, forgiveness, and spiritual responsibility.Grace versus spiritual law: Why compassion and forgiveness may transform how we respond to life's difficulties.Transhumanism and technology: Can artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and human enhancement coexist with spiritual evolution?Practical spirituality: Simple ways to bring greater presence, gratitude, compassion, and awareness into everyday life.Is Consciousness the Missing Piece in Modern Wellness?One of the most compelling questions in this discussion is whether humanity's pursuit of physical longevity has outpaced its spiritual development.We can measure sleep, monitor heart rate variability, optimize nutrition, and explore emerging technologies. But can we measure wisdom, love, or inner peace?And if technology allows us to radically extend human capabilities, what happens if we haven't developed the consciousness to use that power responsibly?John and Lee offer a perspective that connects ancient spiritual wisdom with today's conversations about biohacking, human potential, and the future of humanity.Their message is both challenging and surprisingly practical: awakening isn't about escaping everyday life. It's about becoming more conscious of how you live it.Who Should Listen?If you're interested in biohacking, longevity, meditation, mindfulness, spiritual growth, higher consciousness, the teachings of Jesus, or the intersection of science and spirituality, this conversation will expand your perspective.
- 3 weeks ago1h 6m
Why Emotional Intelligence is the Key Biohack for Pain and Healing with Sean Webb
What if emotional intelligence could do more than improve your relationships? What if understanding how your mind creates emotion could help reduce suffering, support trauma healing, interrupt destructive patterns—and even shape the future of artificial intelligence?In this episode, consciousness researcher and mind mastery expert Sean Webb explores the connection between emotional intelligence, consciousness, emotional regulation, trauma, addiction recovery, meditation, psychedelics, and AI. Drawing from decades of research and his experience teaching mind mastery techniques to Navy SEALs, Sean reveals a practical framework for understanding why we suffer—and how greater awareness of the mind may help us respond differently.At the center of Sean’s model is a deceptively simple idea: the brain evolved primarily for survival, not happiness. Your nervous system is constantly evaluating what matters to you, comparing what you expect or prefer with what you perceive to be happening. When reality conflicts with those expectations, an emotional response can follow.But pain and suffering aren't necessarily the same thing.Sean explains how rumination, attention, expectation, perception, and attachment can amplify emotional distress long after an event occurs. By learning to observe these processes through meta-awareness, we may be able to interrupt automatic emotional loops and create more space between an experience and our reaction to it.You’ll discover why changing your attention can change your emotional state, how cognitive reappraisal can transform everyday frustrations, and why asking one simple question—“What else could be true?”—can open the door to a completely different response.The conversation also goes deeper into trauma, PTSD, and addiction. Sean discusses his view that compulsive behaviors can sometimes reflect unresolved emotional needs and explores how healing may involve helping the thinking mind communicate safety to the feeling mind. He also compares meditation and psychedelics, including psilocybin and ayahuasca, as very different approaches people have used in the pursuit of self-awareness and emotional insight.Then the discussion moves from the human mind to one of the defining questions of our time:Should artificial intelligence have emotional intelligence?Sean argues that the future of AI safety and human-AI interaction may depend not simply on making machines more intelligent, but on designing systems capable of recognizing human emotional context. Large language models can simulate empathy through patterns in human language—but simulation is not the same as human feeling or consciousness.So what would it mean to intentionally build empathy and compassion into AI?Sean shares his w
- Sep 29, 20261h 0m
Why Past Life Regression is the Ultimate Biohack with Mystic Uri Lee
What if the patterns holding you back didn’t begin with you?In this powerful conversation, hypnotherapist and spiritual guide Mystic Uri (Uri Lee) explores the ultimate biohacks: past life regression, shadow work, spiritual awakening, core wounds, relationships, self-worth, dreams, and finding your life purpose. From a successful career in fashion to a profound inner transformation, Uri shares how questioning the life she had built led her toward deeper healing, spiritual surrender, and a new understanding of consciousness.For years, Uri appeared successful on the outside while struggling internally with body image, expectations, relationships, and the feeling that she was never quite “enough.” Through her personal journey and spiritual practice, she began examining the subconscious beliefs beneath those struggles—and the recurring patterns she believes can originate in childhood, family dynamics, ancestry, and, for some people, past-life experiences.In this episode, we explore how core wounds can influence adult relationships and why the people who trigger us most may also reveal the beliefs we most need to examine. Uri discusses the “not good enough” wound, the search for external validation, inherited ideas about beauty and worth, and how unresolved emotional patterns can continue repeating until we become conscious of them.The conversation also goes deep into shadow work and spiritual bypassing. Uri explains why healing isn’t simply about positivity, forgiveness, or “staying in the light.” Real inner work may require confronting fear, resentment, grief, shame, abandonment, and the parts of ourselves we would rather avoid.You’ll also hear Uri's perspective on past life regression therapy and hypnosis, including how practitioners use guided relaxation to explore memories, symbols, emotions, and experiences interpreted through a past-life framework. She discusses déjà vu, recurring dreams, unexplained connections to people or places, and other experiences she views as possible clues to deeper subconscious patterns.Another major theme is worry and surrender. Why do we spend so much of our lives trying to control the future? Uri shares how releasing attachment to specific outcomes helped her become more present and reconnect with a deeper sense of purpose. In her view, surrender isn’t giving up—it’s learning to stop forcing life and becoming more receptive to what the present moment is asking of you.In this episode, you’ll discover:• What past life regression is and how Uri approaches it• How childhood experiences can create lasting core wounds• Why relationship patterns may repeat across your life• The connection between self-worth, validation, beauty, and identity• How shadow work differs from spiritual bypassing• Why spiritual awakening can sometimes feel uncomfortable• How wo
- Sep 22, 20261h 8m
Quantum Consciousness, AI and the Return of Mystery Schools with Dr. Theresa Bullard
What does “quantum” really mean—and where is the line between legitimate science, spiritual inquiry, and clever marketing?In this episode of The Biohacking Standards, Ashley Grace sits down with Dr. Theresa Bullard-Whyke for a wide-ranging conversation about quantum consciousness, artificial intelligence, Kabbalah, mystery schools, near-death experiences, and the nature of reality itself. Together, they explore a question beneath nearly every topic in the episode: What kind of consciousness are we living from?The word quantum now appears everywhere, from physics and technology to wellness products and social media. Dr. Bullard-Whyke explains why quantum mechanics has a precise scientific meaning, how the term became shorthand for anything advanced or mysterious, and why we need to distinguish between science, metaphor, and marketing. At the same time, she challenges the assumption that quantum principles have nothing meaningful to say about biology, consciousness, or the larger structure of the universe.The conversation then moves into one of its most provocative ideas: consciousness may not be produced by the brain. Dr. Bullard-Whyke presents a different model in which consciousness is fundamental and the brain functions more like a receiver and transmitter. If that view is correct, human awareness may extend beyond neural activity and connect with dimensions of reality that our ordinary senses cannot perceive.Ashley and Dr. Bullard-Whyke also examine the difference between sentience, life, human consciousness, and higher consciousness. Intelligence, responsiveness, and consciousness are not necessarily the same thing—especially as artificial intelligence becomes more capable and convincing.Dr. Bullard-Whyke sees AI as a powerful tool, but not a conscious being. AI can generate ideas, accelerate work, and imitate creativity, yet it does not possess genuine discernment. That responsibility remains human. The lesson for anyone using AI is practical: let technology support your thinking, but never surrender your judgment, ethics, or intuition to it.The episode also explores why mystery schools and ancient wisdom traditions are attracting new interest. In a world overflowing with information, many people are searching for meaning, structure, and practices that lead to genuine inner development. Dr. Bullard-Whyke describes an authentic mystery school as a lineage-based path of training, discipline, and personal empowerment—not a personality cult or a collection of fashionable spiritual ideas.Her journey into Kabbalah began while she was studying physics and astrophysics. Struck by parallels between Kabbalistic teachings and modern cosmology, she began asking what ancient traditions may have understood about creation, mathematics, consciousness, and spiritual transformation. She discusses the Tree of Life as a map of consciousness and explains why texts such as the Sefer Yetzirah can feel impenetrable without oral context, contemplation, and time.Finally, the conversation turns to near-death experiences, astral travel, and out-of-body states. Dr. Bullard-Whyke reflects on recurring features in many NDE accounts: leaving the body, moving through a tunnel, meeting guides, experiencing a life review, and returning with a transformed sense of purpose. Again and again, people come back caring less about status and more about love, service, and how they use the life they have been given.This episode is for anyone curious about quantum consciousness, spirituality, AI and consciousness, Kabbalah, mystery schools, near-death experiences, ancient wisdom, the science of consciousness, or the deeper purpose of human life. You do not have to accept every idea to find value here. The invitation is to remain open without becoming gullible, skeptical without becoming closed, and willing to ask better questions about what reality—and consciousness—may actually be.
- Sep 15, 20261h 1m
The Psychedelic Christ and the Light Body: William Henry on Transfiguration, Ancient Christianity, & Human Potential
What if the original message of Christianity was not simply about belief, but about human transformation?In this episode of The Biohacking Standards, host Ashley Grace sits down with author and investigative mythologist William Henry for a conversation about The Psychedelic Christ, the light body, transfiguration, ancient Christianity, consciousness, and human potential.William has spent decades studying Gnostic Christianity, the Dead Sea Scrolls, Egyptian symbolism, Sumerian mythology, Tibetan teachings, and sacred art. Across these traditions, he sees a recurring idea: the human body may be more than a fixed physical form. It may be capable of becoming more luminous, conscious, and spiritually evolved.William explains what he means by the light body and why terms such as the robe of light, garment of glory, and Tibetan rainbow light body may describe related visions of human transformation. Using the butterfly and chrysalis as a metaphor, he presents the physical body as part of an unfinished process rather than the final limit of what a human being can become.The conversation turns to William Henry’s interpretation that Jesus came to demonstrate transfiguration rather than establish an institutional religion. William discusses the Essenes, early Christian mysticism, baptism, the Holy Spirit, and biblical descriptions of radiant beings. In his reading, these accounts preserve knowledge about awakening a higher potential within the body and consciousness.Ashley and William also explore the symbolism of the candle. William describes it as a map of inner illumination, with the candle representing the spinal cord, the wick representing the pineal gland, and the oil representing internal secretions or energies. “Lighting the candle” becomes a metaphor for activating the latent light within a person.That leads to a discussion about biology and spirituality. Ashley shares his interest in biophotonic emission—the faint light associated with biological processes. Together, they consider whether ancient images of radiant saints, halos, flames, and garments of light offer symbolic parallels to modern questions about mitochondria, meditation, compassion, and consciousness.The episode then moves into AI, Neuralink, biohacking, and transhumanism. William explains why his position on human enhancement has evolved. Once firmly opposed to transhumanism, he now believes the issue demands a deeper question: What kind of beings are we trying to become? He considers who controls technology, what values guide it, and whether it expands or diminishes human potential.William repeatedly returns to fear as a barrier to transformation. Ashley brings the discussion into everyday life by sharing a family conflict in which he paused before reacting. That moment changed the emotional energy in the room. For William, this is where the light body becomes practical: transformation appears in the space between impulse and response, in greater compassion, and in the ability to stop repeating old patterns.This episode explores:• William Henry’s meaning of the light body and rainbow light body• The Psychedelic Christ and ancient Christianity• Jesus, transfiguration, the Essenes, and the robe of light• The candle, spinal cord, pineal gland, and inner illumination• Biophotonic emission, mitochondria, and human luminosity• Gnostic Christianity, Tibetan teachings, Egypt, and Sumer• AI, Neuralink, transhumanism, and human enhancement• Moving beyond fear through awareness and conscious responseWhether you are interested in William Henry, The Psychedelic Christ, spiritual awakening, alternative history, consciousness studies, Christian mysticism, ancient wisdom, biohacking, or human evolution, this conversation offers a provocative way to reconsider what transformation may mean.Listen to explore the possibility that humanity’s oldest spiritual traditions and newest technologies are asking the same essential question: What are we becoming?
- Sep 9, 20261h 4m
What Near-Death Experiences Reveal About Consciousness with Dr. Eben Alexander
What happens to consciousness when the brain can no longer function? In this episode of The Biohacking Standards, Ashley Grace sits down with Dr. Eben Alexander—neurosurgeon, near-death experiencer, and author of Proof of Heaven—for a conversation about near-death experiences, the nature of consciousness, life after death, meditation, healing, and the possibility that reality is more expansive than the material world we see.Before his own near-death experience, Dr. Alexander viewed consciousness through the conventional lens of neuroscience. That changed when a rare case of bacterial meningoencephalitis sent him into a prolonged coma and severely compromised his brain. During that time, he says he experienced vivid realms that felt more real than ordinary waking life: an initial state he calls the “Earthworm’s Eye View,” a luminous realm known as the Gateway Valley, and a deeper core characterized by infinite darkness, spiritual presence, and overwhelming divine love.Dr. Alexander explains why the documented severity of his illness forced him to reconsider the belief that the brain produces consciousness. He now proposes that the brain may function more like a filter or interface—shaping our experience of consciousness without creating it. He explores what this idea could mean for neuroscience, memory, personal identity, quantum physics, and our understanding of death.The discussion also examines life reviews, one of the most frequently reported features of near-death experiences. Drawing on the work of psychiatrist and NDE researcher Dr. Bruce Greyson, Dr. Alexander describes accounts in which people relive events while also experiencing the emotional impact of their actions from another person’s point of view. Rather than portraying this process as punishment, he sees it as a powerful lesson in empathy, responsibility, interconnectedness, and the importance of how we treat one another.This episode is not only about what may happen after death. It is about how an expanded view of consciousness can change the way we live now. Dr. Alexander discusses shared death experiences, terminal lucidity, reincarnation research, telepathy, spontaneous remission, and other phenomena he believes challenge a strictly materialist model of the mind.For listeners interested in practical ways to explore consciousness, Dr. Alexander shares how meditation, centering prayer, breath awareness, binaural beats, and sound-based brainwave entrainment may help quiet the mind’s constant internal narration—the “annoying roommate,” as he calls it. He explains how setting a clear intention and entering a calm, receptive state can create space for insight without trying to force a mystical experience. He also discusses Sacred Acoustics and references pilot research examining its possible effect on anxiety symptoms.At the center of the conversation is a simple but profound possibility: we may be more than our physical bodies, and consciousness may not end when the brain stops working. For Dr. Alexander, this is not a reason to withdraw from life. It makes this life more meaningful. Our choices, relationships, attention, compassion, and capacity to love become part of a much larger process of learning and growth.Whether you are fascinated by near-death experiences, skeptical but curious about life after death, interested in the mind-body connection, or exploring meditation and spiritual awakening, this conversation offers a thoughtful entry point into some of humanity’s oldest questions. Can consciousness exist beyond the brain? Is time as fixed as it appears? What can life reviews teach us about empathy? And can we access deeper awareness without coming close to death?Listen now for a compelling exploration of NDEs, consciousness beyond the brain, neuroscience and spirituality, meditation, healing, quantum reality, and what Dr. Eben Alexander believes his experience reveals about who we are—and why love may be the most important truth of all.
- Sep 1, 20261h 8m
What Happens After We Die? A Conversation with NDE Survivor John J. Davis
What happens after we die—and could a near-death experience reveal that consciousness continues beyond the physical body?In this episode of The Biohacking Standards, John J. Davis shares the extraordinary near-death experience that transformed his understanding of life, death, the soul, and the afterlife. John’s story began in 1987, when he was 21 years old. After a serious accident required surgery, he experienced an allergic reaction to anesthesia and says his heart stopped. What happened next was unlike the tunnel, bright light, or out-of-body experience often associated with NDEs.John says he arrived in a magnificent place he came to know as the Orientation Center. Surrounded by marble columns and guided by a spirit named Alan, he began learning what happens when a soul completes its earthly life. According to John, this center helps souls understand the transition from physical death, process the lives they have just lived, and prepare to reunite with loved ones.One of the most powerful parts of John’s near-death experience was a panoramic life review. In a circular, theater-like setting, multiple screens displayed important moments from his life. Yet John did more than watch the past. He says he felt the emotions of the people affected by his actions—the happiness of those he helped and the pain of those he hurt, including harm he never intended to cause. The experience gave him a lasting understanding of compassion, personal responsibility, and the unseen effect our choices can have on others.John also describes being shown three past lives, an experience that challenged the Catholic beliefs he had grown up with. His spirit guide explained that the soul is eternal and may choose to return to Earth or continue learning in other realms. Their conversation explores reincarnation, soul growth, free will, spiritual evolution, and why an earthly lifetime may be one part of a much larger journey.The episode also takes listeners into what John calls “the reunion”—a beautiful garden where souls welcome and celebrate those returning from life on Earth. In John’s account, death is not an ending or a disappearance. It is a homecoming, and every completed life is honored because of the courage and growth that earthly experience requires.This is a deeply moving conversation for anyone interested in near-death experiences, NDE stories, life after death, consciousness, spirit guides, past lives, reincarnation, the eternal soul, or the spiritual meaning of human life. It may be especially meaningful for people facing a fear of death, grieving the loss of someone they love, or searching for reassurance that love and connection continue beyond the body.In this episode, you will discover:• How John J. Davis’s 1987 medical crisis led to his near-death experience• Why his NDE began in an Orientation Center rather than a tunnel or bright light• What his spirit guide, Alan, taught him about death and the afterlife• How a life review revealed the emotional consequences of his choices• What John says he learned from seeing three of his past lives• How reincarnation, free will, and soul growth may be connected• Why souls celebrate one another’s return from life on Earth• How the experience changed John’s beliefs about consciousness and eternal life• What his story can teach us about compassion, kindness, and living with intentionWhether you approach NDEs from a spiritual, philosophical, psychological, or skeptical perspective, John’s account offers a fascinating look at one of humanity’s greatest mysteries. His experience leaves us with a question worth considering: If consciousness survives physical death and we eventually feel the impact we had on other people, how would that change the way we live today?Listen to the full conversation with John J. Davis on The Biohacking Standards and explore a remarkable story of death, the afterlife, past lives, soul growth, and the enduring power of love.
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About The Biohacking Standards
The Biohacking Standards is your evidence-based, spirit-forward guide to mastering the human body, mind, and consciousness. Hosted by Ashley Grace — category creator, wellness pioneer, and former Founding CMO of Charlotte’s Web — this podcast cuts through the noise to deliver what actually moves the needle on human performance, longevity, and vitality. We start where every serious biohacker must: the fundamentals. Before a single supplement, wearable, or protocol, the non-negotiables rule. Nutrition and diet — how food is information, not just fuel, and how metabolic health is the foundation of everything. Movement and exercise — from zone 2 cardio and strength training to NEAT, VO2 max, and the hormetic stress that makes us stronger. Sleep optimization — the master recovery protocol, where circadian rhythm, deep sleep architecture, and HRV tell the full story of your health. Meditation, prayer, and mindfulness — because coherent brainwave states, nervous system regulation, and spiritual alignment aren’t soft science; they are the operating system beneath every other upgrade. Once the foundation is locked, The Biohacking Standards goes deep. Cellular & Metabolic Optimization — mitochondrial health, NAD+ pathways, autophagy, fasting protocols, ketosis, metabolic flexibility, and the emerging science of longevity compounds like rapamycin, metformin, and peptides. Hormones & Endocrine Health — testosterone, estrogen, cortisol, thyroid, insulin, GLP-1, and the precise levers that govern energy, mood, body composition, and aging. Gut & Microbiome Science — the gut-brain axis, psychobiotics, prebiotics, postbiotics, leaky gut, and how your microbiome controls immunity, mental health, and inflammation. Neuroscience & Cognitive Performance — nootropics, neuroplasticity, flow states, psychedelic-assisted therapy, breathwork, and the frontier of brain optimization including neurofeedback and transcranial stimulation. Quantum Biology & Energy Medicine — the science of light, frequency, and vibration as it applies to human health. Red and near-infrared light therapy, grounding, structured water, circadian light exposure, and the emerging field of bioelectric medicine — areas where innovators like Vyvata are redefining what wellness technology can do. Longevity & Age Reversal — epigenetic clocks, senolytics, stem cell therapy, exosomes, telomere science, and the protocols that the world’s top longevity researchers are using right now. Wearables, Devices & Diagnostics — continuous glucose monitors, Oura Ring, WHOOP, hyperbaric oxygen, red light panels, PEMF, cold plunge, sauna, and how to stack these tools intelligently once the fundamentals are dialed in. Consciousness, Spirituality & Human Potential — because peak performance is not just biological. We explore the intersection of science and spirit: heart coherence, HeartMath, plant medicine, expanded states of awareness, and what it means to optimize not just the body but the soul. Each episode brings world-class guests — researchers, physicians, athletes, founders, healers, and innovators — alongside solo deep dives that translate complex science into clear, actionable insight. The Biohacking Standards is for the high performer who knows that elite health is not a destination but a daily practice. Whether you are brand new to biohacking or stacking advanced protocols, you will find your standard here.
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