Josh TrentIdentity Transformation Architect and award winning Host of the Wellness + Wisdom Podcast—a decade-strong show with over 750 episodes and 15M downloads.

Is biohacking forcing women to be more masculine? #joshtrent #wellnessandwisdom #biohacking #healing

24 Apr 2024 · 1 min

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This is a short transcript excerpt from a YouTube conversation (host Josh Trent and a guest) about how societal expectations shape why women enter biohacking. The guest argues biohacking can be framed as a more masculine representation of holistic health and suggests women may pursue it due to external pressures and internalized beliefs; the dialogue asks what women unconsciously seek (e.g., self-acceptance, physiological optimization).

What do women need to know about.
Biohacking? The motive behind why they're doing it is generally being pushed by some sort of societal expectation. Women are being asked to be more masculine in the world, and men are being encouraged to be more feminine. So some of those women that would be more attracted to more of a masculine approach to holistic health or optimizing your physiology, maybe there's something in their internal world, external world, that leads them to believe that you need to approach it in this way.
So unconsciously, what do you think that women are looking for when they want to, quote, get into biohacking?
I would even say that biohacking would be the masculine representation of holistic health.
What else besides that depth of love and acceptance of self are women really seeking from biohacking?
I'm gonna throw out, I don't know, nine phrases here. Maybe close your eyes and go into your heart right now. And as I say these, notice if there's any physiological change when I say them. I'm a bad person, I'm unworthy, I'm worthless, I am inadequate.