Danica Patrick shares her biohacking stack for racing: Bulletproof coffee to suppress hunger and anxiety, Keto Prime for mitochondrial energy, and Aniracetam for focus and memory. At 48, her reaction time matches a 20-year-old's, which she credits to Zen practice and these supplements.
Bulletproof radio. A state of high performance. First instinct of driving and needing eye, hand coordination, focus, precision, stamina. What would you do if you were to like biohack that right off the.
Top of your head?
What would you do?
This is gonna sound stupid because it's self serving, but it's not meant to be self serving. I really would start with bulletproof coffee because of the effect of. This is something. I haven't actually talked about this yet because it's a study I just came across. But when you get those tiny droplets of fat, they make something called CCK that turns off hunger, which is great and I've talked about CCK a lot. But what CCK also does that I just realized is it's anti anxiety, it's stress reducing and it turns off inflammation in the brain. So you have enough stress coming in. There's physical vibration, there's noise, there's focus. And you're opening your senses and you know you could die if you do it wrong. So like all of those are there and if you can just turn that down a little bit. Well, turning up energy, it's, it really helps. That's why there's extreme skiers and lots of high performance, high speed athletes. Do the bulletproof thing. But I would stack Keto prime, which makes your mitochondria better able to make energy. And then I would want Aniracetam, which is a, a pharmaceutical kind of gray zone nootropic. It's approved in much of the world. The US pretends it doesn't exist. Increases oxygen in the brain, increases memory, IO. It's also the only one of those that slightly lowers, slight lowers anxiety. So now you're a little bit more chill, but you're totally dialed in. And Nick Foles was on, he talked about his stack before he did the super bowl and kind of similar stuff like that. I don't think he was on anorast time. I don't know if that one's approved, but the idea is like more energy, less stress, more dialed in. And I'm, I've measured my reaction time. Danica, cognitively, the 40 years of Zen stuff. This is to visual and audio stimulation. I have the average brain response time of a 20 year old and I'm 48, so I haven't lost it the way it declines linearly with time. So I think this stuff works because, you know, data wise it is. So let's get you, let's get you on the stack and throw you back in a car. What do you think?
I'm curious. I'm super. I mean, like, I'm sure. I mean, if we need to do a back to back one day versus the next, maybe we need to do three because there needs to be like a warm up day.
Yeah.
Sort of typical Danica and then stacked Danica.
