Biohacking
A biohacker, therefore, is someone who wants to gain complete control of their own biology.
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Jonathan Roseland
Pompous pontificator, Writer, K-Selected Biohacker, Tantric husband, Raconteur, and Smart Drug Dealer.
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Jonathan Bartky
LEAN LIFE COACHING CLIENT
Jonathan Roseland offered me a 3-month Health Coach program, which I immediately accepted. I’ve had many health issues over the years, which has been a strong motivator for me to explore cutting-edge information on health-related topics. Jonathan has been great to work with...
He understands the issues I am dealing with and has a wealth of tools and knowledge to help me deal with them. One example is my weight. At 63 years old, I’ve put on too much weight and consulted Jonathan for a resolution. Jonathan suggested a program of Intermittent fasting, food recommendations, along with supporting supplements and Nootropics. I followed his program and lost 14 lbs in 3 weeks.
Also, the supplement recommendations, dosages, and information helped my mood to improve along with an increase in energy.
Jonathan is very empathetic. I genuinely feel like he understands my concerns...
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Willie Davis
LEAN LIFE COACHING CLIENT
I have had the pleasure of working with Jonathan, and throughout our collaboration, I have been consistently impressed by his expertise, professionalism, and dedication to his craft.
Jonathan's role as an Applied Neuroscience Strategist is enriched by his extensive knowledge and experience. During my tenure at the White House, Jonathan's assistance exemplified his dedication to enhancing cognitive performance and attaining optimal mental states. This underscores his commitment to excellence and aptitude for excelling in challenging settings.
In conclusion, I cannot recommend Jonathan Roseland highly enough as a Biohacking coach. His unique blend of expertise, professionalism, and commitment to excellence make him an invaluable asset to anyone seeking to optimize their mental performance and overall well-being.
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Mario B.
DATING COACHING CLIENT
I was surprisingly impressed by his professionalism after he had me complete a self-evaluation to decide if I was ready to begin working with him. Jonathan demonstrated to me that he didn’t accept any client to work with, which revealed to me his realism. Jonathan used his expertise in dating, nootropics, and biohacking to create a three-month plan which involved weekly checkups, biohacks, dating missions, and social exercises. I found his plan very personalized and congruent with my issues. The three-month plan was created prudently to get to the root of my issues: cold showers and no fap for my porn addiction, vlogging, and cold approach for social anxiety, and weekly check-ups for motivating and encouraging me to achieve my goals. At the end of three months, I became much more socially confident, enthusiastic towards life, and freed from bad habits.
I highly recommend Jonathan to anyone looking to tap into their potential and get out of any bad habits that may be keeping them limited to a less-than-meaningful and fulfilling life.
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Terry Seal
CORPORATE CONSULTING CLIENT
As a Senior Venture Developer with over 10 years of experience in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry and another decade in early-stage startups, I’ve had the privilege of working with a range of talented individuals across various markets.
Jonathan, however, stands out as a true expert in the fields of biohacking and nootropic products, bringing remarkable depth and passion to our collaboration. Jonathan’s knowledge of the nootropics and biohacking markets was integral to our project’s progress. His insights were not only comprehensive but also highly applicable, demonstrating both an understanding of the current landscape and an ability to anticipate trends in this rapidly evolving field. Jonathan’s preparation for each consultation was meticulous, and his prompt communication ensured that we maintained a smooth workflow throughout. He approaches his work with a professionalism that combines speed and accuracy, making him an invaluable contributor to our project.
I wholeheartedly endorse Jonathan for consulting opportunities within the biohacking, nootropics, or related fields. His passion, professionalism, and expertise would bring significant value to any organisation or project he joins.
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Blog & Articles
The blog (featuring some seriously actionable articles of exhaustive length) on everything from biohacking, smart drugs, and mind hardware to anti-aging, social dynamics, and philosophy.
"The Enough Equation" with Will R. Young
| Ⓒ By Jonathan Roseland |
Is stoicism past its due date as a mindset?
The philosophy articulated by the embattled Marcus Aurelius as his personal life and empire threatened to collapse around him in 170 BC. It's over 2000 years old, and we are now living in a world utterly inconceivable to even the most imaginative Roman aristocrat in the midst of a psychedelic Dionysian fever dream. Modernity seems architected to conflict directly with every facet of evolutionary psychology and the philosophical values that have edified men and women for millennia. While new science, thinking, and practice from the fields of Biohacking and personal growth seem to offer pragmatic solutions in a world doing its damnedest to claw away our free will with digital talons.
In a world utterly corrupted by politics, big business, big government, and devouring ideology, is stoicism as a mindset an individualistic "cope" to keep your metaphorical hands off pitchforks that should be raised?
That's the question I'll be exploring today with Will R. Young, a behavioral finance strategist, philosopher, top-performing superforecasters in the Good Judgment Project, author of a new book, "The Enough Equation," and avid surfer - he knows a thing or two about dodging shark fins.
Irish Sea Moss
7 Lucky Benefits of Irish Sea Moss
This red alga is a multi-vitamin in a moss; it’s nutrient-dense, with 92 of the 102 minerals that make up the human body.
Also referred to as Chondrus crispus or carrageen moss, it is another health supplement used since time immemorial. It’s native to the windswept, rocky, jagged coasts of Ireland, Scotland, and the Northern Atlantic coasts.
Red Flags of Bad Science
| Ⓒ By Jonathan Roseland |
I'm not a doctor, medical professional, or trained therapist. I'm a researcher and pragmatic biohacking practitioner exercising free speech to share evidence as I find it. I make no claims. Please practice skepticism and rational critical thinking. You should consult a professional about any serious decisions that you might make about your health. Affiliate links in this article support Limitless Mindset - spend over $300 and you'll be eligible to join the Limitless Mindset Secret Society.
Like in any other domain of human endeavor, there is a spectrum of quality and accuracy in science.
Some double-blind, placebo-controlled human research is excellent and profoundly helpful to us in living better, but I will show here that some "science" is tantamount to a ranty, opinionated blog. Some is funded by the pharmaceutical industry and really is just marketing masquerading as science.
DHA
One of the most essential ingredients in your recipe for grandeur, this omega-3 fatty acid is the main structural component of the human cerebral cortex.
In fact, it is the most abundant fatty acid in the brain; approximately half of the weight of any given neuron's plasma membrane is comprised of DHA. Those seeking a Limitless mind and body should make fish a regular part of their diet in addition to supplementing DHA.
Viviendo en Valencia
| Ⓒ By Jonathan Roseland |
Barcelona is the Spanish city you probably hear the most about, but I’ll make the case here why you should go to Valencia instead.
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First of all, Valencia is such a better value…
I spent about three weeks in Barcelona, and Valencia seems to have everything that Barcelona does at about half to a third of the cost. In Barcelona, a very simple flatshare in a kind of cool neighborhood costs 31 Euros a night, and a shitty hostel costs $22 a night, whereas in Valencia, I found that not awful private room flatshares via Airbnb cost $10-$15.
In general, the wifi in Barcelona is quite mediocre; the speed and reliability are so wanting that it negatively affected my productivity during the time I spent there. Disappointingly, there’s just a single real digital nomad-friendly cafe in Barcelona. In contrast, the wifi in Valencia is muy buen! At cafes, restaurants, hostels, and Airbnb apartments, I consistently found the +20MB up/down connection that I need to do work.
If you want to go shopping at a Prada store, Barcelona’s the city for you, but Valencia is overall a whole lot better value for nomadic seducers.
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