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In this episode of the Biohacker's Podcast, Teemu Arina speaks with Don Diablo on fear as fuel, discipline, fasting and building a creative legacy.

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Don Diablo, DJ, producer, artist and founder of HEXAGON

Don Diablo is a Dutch DJ, producer and multidisciplinary artist who released his first record at 13 and helped shape the Future House sound. He founded HEXAGON, the label, community and fashion brand built around his symbol, has designed apparel for Star Wars and Stranger Things, and has taken his work into fine art. In this conversation he shares how discipline, fasting and a relentless relationship with fear have carried him from a childhood heart and lung diagnosis to a three-decade career, and why he believes the future of creativity belongs to people who train new tools on their own story.

Website: https://www.dondiablo.com

Instagram: @dondiablo

Cover photo of Don Diablo: Jessey Hexagon, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

- Fear can work as a signal of growth, because the decisions that feel most uncertain are often where the largest personal and creative progress happens.
- Consistent discipline and daily structure, more than talent alone, are presented as the foundation for sustained creative output.
- Reserving the first hours of the day for body-focused routines before checking messages may reduce reactive stress, although the best timing depends on individual chronotype.
- The extended water fasts and very short sleep described in the conversation are personal practices rather than evidence-based recommendations and carry real risks without medical supervision.
- During fasting the body shifts from glucose toward fat-derived ketones as its main fuel, an adaptation that evolved to help humans survive food scarcity.
- Avoiding alcohol and tobacco, and declining sponsorships that conflict with personal values, protects both health and credibility.
- Early adversity can become lasting motivation, but a drive to prove oneself is more sustainable when paired with self-acceptance.
- Creative success is better measured by the honesty and quality of the work than by trends, streaming numbers or social media validation.
- AI tools extend creativity most when they are trained on a person's own body of work and used deliberately, rather than used to replace original authorship.
- Lasting impact comes from who a person is and how they influence others, and growth requires repeatedly stepping into what feels frightening.

00:00 - Cold Open
00:43 - Welcome Don Diablo
01:33 - Avicii's Legacy and the Hexagon
03:05 - Nature, Hexagons and Technology
04:09 - Morning Routines Without Burnout
05:05 - Discipline, Little Sleep and Fasting
07:36 - One Meal a Day and Metabolism
10:28 - No Alcohol, No Cigarettes
11:10 - Childhood and a Second Chance
12:44 - The Wounded Healer
13:21 - Losing His Father, Finding His Sound
16:04 - Saying No to Big Sponsors
16:57 - A Message to the Next Generation
18:47 - What Real Success Means
20:19 - Everything Is a Remix
21:58 - AI, Copying and Artistry
25:27 - Artistry in Everything You Do
27:32 - AI as Collective Consciousness
30:22 - Creating With Your Own Data
34:23 - Legacy and Dying Twice
36:15 - Fear Is the Fuel
37:03 - From Fashion to Fine Art
39:35 - Closing Words

In this episode of the Biohacker's Podcast, Teemu Arina speaks with Michael Suwa on Japanese biohacking tech and traditions.

Michael Suwa, General Manager, Cryo Tokyo

Is aging truly an unavoidable destiny? What if the process of aging could be rewritten by our own hands? This talk explores how Cryotherapy and Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy are opening new frontiers in youth and vitality. Beyond medical data and theory, it shares real stories of athletes, innovators, and everyday people using these technologies to enhance performance, accelerate recovery, and experience youthful energy unbound by age. By awakening our cells through cold and energy, we can unlock human resilience and redefine the very concept of aging — not simply extending lifespan, but infusing life into our years.

Learn more about Cryo Tokyo: https://cryo.tokyo/en/home/

Instagram: @tokyocryo

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- Cryotherapy uses brief, intense cold air exposure to rapidly cool skin layers and reduce pain sensitivity.

- Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy modulates nitric oxide production to improve vascular tone and tissue repair.

- Red light therapy stimulates mitochondria via cytochrome c oxidase to increase ATP production and cellular energy.

- Combining cryotherapy, PEMF, and red light therapy creates a synergistic effect by targeting multiple cellular pathways.

- These technologies act as hormetic stressors that trigger the body's natural recovery and anti-inflammatory mechanisms.

- Cryotherapy can reduce inflammation by lowering interleukin levels and stimulating endogenous opioid activity.

- Red light therapy may assist with mood regulation, sleep quality, and mimicking sunlight exposure for vitamin D synthesis.

- Supplementing with creatine can enhance the efficacy of these therapies by increasing intracellular phosphocreatine availability.

- A "laziness principle" in biohacking emphasizes using efficient technology to achieve recovery rather than relying solely on physical endurance.

- Optimal human performance requires a balance between high-intensity stimulation and intentional recovery practices.

00:13 - Cryotherapy Pioneer in Japan

02:48 - First Cryo Tokyo Breakthrough

05:24 - The Synergy of Three Therapies

07:46 - How Red Light Works

11:55 - Technical Recovery Mechanisms

16:47 - Best Recovery Protocol

21:00 - Creatine and Brain Energy

25:05 - Japan’s Biohacking Mindset

26:36 - Laziness as Innovation

34:38 - Reconnecting with Nature

38:09 - Quiet Preparation Matters

41:31 - Modern Japanese Wellness Stack

43:21 - Balance Performance and Recovery

47:06 - Sauna Culture and Hot Springs

52:36 - What Cryo Tokyo Offers

55:26 - Cryotherapy’s Japanese Origins

57:10 - Find Cryo Tokyo Online

In this episode of the Biohacker's Podcast, Teemu Arina speaks with Dr. Chris Bachtsetzis.

Dr. Chris Bachtsetzis is a lifestyle and longevity medicine specialist with an MD from the University of Nicosia, a PhD in Occupational Safety and Health, and the European Certificate in Lifestyle Medicine. He has worked with leading international wellness organizations including the Chenot Group and the Kusnacht Practice AG in Switzerland. Currently at the Longevity Center Europe in Zürich, he develops personalized health strategies focused on preventive healthcare, gut health, orthomolecular medicine, and vitality optimization to enhance healthspan and promote healthy aging

Learn more about Zepter at https://www.zepter.com and follow https://drchrismd.com

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00:12 - Welcome to Biohacker's Podcast

01:48 - Exploring Polarization Technology

05:03 - Understanding Buckminster Fullerene

06:36 - Applications of Bioptron Hyperlight

09:55 - The Role of Polarization in Healing

13:31 - Benefits of Photobiomodulation

16:28 - Addressing Blue Light Concerns

18:39 - Aesthetic Benefits of C60

25:45 - Delving into Fullerene Science

30:46 - Antioxidant Properties of C60

32:49 - Innovations in Material Science

38:29 - C60 in Medical Applications

42:39 - Light Therapy for Skin Conditions

45:40 - The Future of Light as Medicine

01:02:18 - Closing Thoughts on Longevity

01:08:35 - Thank You for Listening

In this episode of the Biohacker's Podcast, Teemu Arina speaks with Matt Maruca, founder and CEO of Ra Optics, to examine the critical role light plays in human biology.

Matt reframes light as a primary biological input that regulates circadian rhythm, hormone production, mitochondrial efficiency, and sleep quality. He explains how excessive exposure to artificial blue light (especially after sunset!) disrupts melatonin release and contributes to metabolic dysfunction, poor recovery, and chronic fatigue. Ra Optics was founded to address these challenges through scientifically engineered eyewear that selectively filters harmful wavelengths while preserving beneficial light.

The discussion moves beyond blue light fear-mongering into practical circadian strategy. Matt emphasizes the importance of bright, full-spectrum light exposure during the day to anchor biological timing, while advocating warm, low-intensity lighting in the evening to support sleep. He highlights the role of red and near-infrared light in mitochondrial energy production and recovery, and cautions against low-quality lenses that distort vision or block indiscriminately.

Looking forward, Matt envisions a future where personalized light environments - integrated with sleep and performance data - become central to health optimization. The episode concludes with a shared message: improving light hygiene is one of the highest-leverage, lowest-effort interventions available in modern biohacking.

Learn more about Ra Optics at https://raoptics.com and follow Matt on Instagram: @thelightdiet!

This conversation was recorded in October 2025.

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Key moments and takeaways:

00:00 – Introduction by Teemu Arina

01:10 - Matt Maruca and the story of Raw Optics

02:25 - Matt’s early health struggles

04:00 - The impact of artificial light on health and well-being

05:30 - The importance of aligning with natural circadian rhythms

06:50 - Overview of the unique lenses produced by Ra Optics

08:30 - Matt reflects on his experience at the 2018 Biohacker Summit

10:20 - How mitochondrial dysfunction became a central focus for Matt

12:15 - The limitations of Western medicine

14:00 - Epigenetics and the relationship between diet, environment, and health

16:00 - Mitochondrial function: the basis for energy production and health

18:45 - How light frequency affects our biology and promotes healing

20:30 - Matt’s collaboration with Dr. Jack Cruz and other luminaries in the field

22:45 - The role of blue light in circadian rhythm regulation

25:00 - Blue light as a form of environmental toxin and its consequences

27:15 - Insights from Dr. Alexander Wunsch on photobiology and light effects

30:00 - The dynamics of melatonin production and its health implications

32:30 - Differentiating between blue light protection and traditional eye care

34:15 - Understanding the types of blue light blocking lenses: sunset and daylight

37:30 - The science behind Ra Optics’ lenses and their effectiveness

40:00 - Testimonials from professional athletes using the eyewear

42:45 - Discussion on emerging products: BlueSync lenses and their features

45:15 - How lifestyle adaptations enhance wellness beyond dietary changes

48:00 - The importance of community and collaboration in the biohacking field

50:00 - Stylish designs of Ra Optics and celebrity collaborations

52:15 - Viewer testimonials and personal experiences with the products

55:00 - Conclusion and where to find more information on Ra Optics

In this episode of the Biohacker's Podcast, Teemu Arina is joined by Jan K. Górczyński - the founder and CEO of BeKeto, a leading brand in the keto and low-carb market across the UK and EU.

In just five years, Jan expanded BeKeto to offer nearly 200 products across multiple categories, achieving a presence in 30 countries. As a serial entrepreneur, his companies generate over 10 million EUR in revenue. Jan is passionate about the execution in both life and business and is deeply committed to healthy living. He is an enthusiast of low-carb and keto diets, biohacking, and enjoys frequent sauna sessions.

Teemu and Jan dive into the evolution of ketogenic nutrition, metabolic performance, and the data-driven approach behind BeKeto’s product line. Jan explains that the company emerged from a gap in the European market. By focusing on ingredient purity, transparent formulations, and repeated glucometer-based validation, BeKeto positioned itself as a trusted source for individuals pursuing sustained ketosis. The discussion emphasizes how stable energy, mental clarity, and appetite regulation arise when the body shifts from glucose dependency to ketone-driven metabolism.

Teemu and Jan further explore the role of exogenous ketones, ketogenic snacks, and electrolyte formulations in supporting performance, recovery, and cognitive output. They highlight consumer misconceptions - particularly the confusion between “dirty keto” and true metabolic ketosis - and underscore the importance of consistency, clean ingredients, and adaptation support. Looking ahead, Jan predicts a convergence between ketogenic nutrition and continuous metabolic monitoring, enabling individuals to tailor diet and supplementation with precision. The episode concludes with a shared message: ketosis is most powerful when approached as a long-term, sustainable lifestyle rooted in intentional choices and measurable data.

Learn more about BeKeto at https://beketo.uk and follow Jan on Instagram: @ketopresident!

This conversation was recorded in October 2025.

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Key moments and takeaways:

00:00 – Introduction by Teemu Arina

2:35 - The Science Behind Keto

4:06 - Personal Keto Experiences

8:04 - Keto for Productivity

11:37 - The Role of Milk in Diet

15:18 - Plant-Based Diets vs. Meat

18:38 - Veganism: Beliefs and Nutritional Concerns

21:29 - Nutritional Balance in Diets

24:19 - BeKeto Products Overview

30:52 - Importance of Moderation

33:48 - Innovative Product Offerings

38:53 - Benefits of the Keto Diet

43:07 - Sustainable Keto Lifestyle

46:49 - Final Thoughts and a special offer

In this episode of the Biohacker's Podcast, Teemu Arina, curator of the Hololife Summit, interviews Christian Drapeau, stem cell researcher and CEO of STEMREGEN.

They dive into the emerging science of adult stem cells as a self-repair mechanism in the body, comparing it to the immune system. Christian explains that when injury or damage occurs, adult stem cells are released from the bone marrow, travel through the bloodstream, and contribute to tissue regeneration throughout the body.

The conversation covers the synergy between stem cell activity and mitochondrial health, particularly focusing on NAD+ and energy metabolism. Christian highlights the difference between natural, daily enhancement of stem cell release through plant-based supplements versus one-time injections—which carry risks such as contamination or genetic instability. The episode also details STEMREGEN’s proprietary blends and ingredients designed to support stem cell release, circulation, and function. Christian discusses clinical results, dietary synergies (like seaweed, omega‑3s, and polyphenols), and a daily protocol aimed at optimizing repair, reducing inflammation, and promoting longevity from within.

Christian and Teemu explore how lifestyle factors, nutrition, and targeted supplementation can naturally enhance stem cell release, migration, and function - without risky or expensive stem cell injections. Christian shares details on STEMREGEN’s formulations, including plant-based ingredients like fucoidan, aloe macroclada, and green tea polyphenols, and outlines a practical daily protocol for activating the body's self-renewing systems.

Learn more about STEMREGEN at https://stemregen.co and follow Christian on Instagram: @stemcellchristian!

This conversation was recorded in July 2025.

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Key moments and takeaways:

0:00 – Introduction by Teemu Arina

1:28 – Stem cells as a repair system

3:15 – History leading to stem cell science and modern applications

4:23 – Understanding adult stem cells vs. embryonic ones

5:52 – Clinical trials in chronic heart failure and Parkinson’s

7:01 – Age-related stem cell decline and its implications

9:01 – Natural reduction in stem cells and the need for support

10:13 – Daily cell turnover and role of stem cells in renewal

11:37 – How Christian boosted his own stem cell count

12:41 – Factors that reduce or support stem cell production

13:51 – Longevity benefits tied to functional repair, not anti-aging

15:06 – Aging reduces stem cell mobility and repair function

16:12 – Animal studies showing migration and tissue repair

17:31 – Food vs. pharmaceuticals in stem cell support

21:38 – STEMREGEN ingredients and supplement introduction

23:15 – How stem cells are attracted via receptor interaction

24:24 – Mechanism: stem cells homing in on injury sites

25:28 – How STEMREGEN activates targeted repair pathways

26:52 – Nutrients that boost stem cell circulation naturally

27:55 – Improving microcirculation to enhance stem cell activity

29:35 – Product safety, colostrum, and NSF certification

30:44 – Clinical study publication and product validation

32:18 – Attracting stem cells to problem areas effectively

33:23 – Signaling and directing stem cells in the body

34:41 – At what age should stem cell support begin?

35:49 – Athletes and stem cell usage under physical stress

37:14 – Aging and insufficient stem cells to offset degeneration

38:43 – Cardiovascular use case and stacking strategy

40:11 – Safety profile and tracking changes while using STEMREGEN

41:36 – Noticing tangible effects after repeated use

44:17 – Final thoughts on signaling, migration, and stem cell activation

In this episode of the Biohacker's Podcast, Teemu Arina speaks with Eduard de Wilde, CEO of Noordcode and Livehelfi and a luminary within the biohacking realm. Together, they reflect on the transformation of the biohacking industry over the last ten years. What was once a niche landscape filled with small brands and early adopters has now burgeoned into a maturing industry with substantial growth potential. Eduard highlights how the pandemic has accelerated this change, with more individuals embracing preventive health coaching and companies developing new wellness products.

Eduard emphasizes the need for preventive health coaching, the influence of celebrities on health trends, and the importance of a narrative focused on vitality. He advocates for high-quality supplements and consumer education while addressing the challenges and opportunities in the wellness industry.

Learn more about Eduard, NoordCode and Lifehelfi at https://noordcode.com and https://livehelfi.com!

This conversation was recorded in June 2025.

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Key moments and takeaways:

00:00 Introduction by Teemu Arina

01:15 Meet Eduard de Wilde from NoordCode and LiveHelfi

02:00 Overview of the evolution of biohacking over the last decade

04:30 The shift from niche to maturing industry dynamics

06:45 The importance of preventive health coaching post-pandemic

08:15 Growth in the biohacking community and market research insights

10:00 Challenges in reaching the 50% of the population disengaged with health

12:30 The role of celebrities and influencers in health trends

14:00 Observations on wearable technology's effect on consumer behavior

16:45 Simplifying health tracking for the less health-conscious demographic

18:00 Lifestyle changes through basic health products

20:20 Emphasis on recovery and longevity through everyday choices

22:15 Discussion on the subjective term “health” in marketing

24:00 How health optimization can shift perceptions and behavior

26:30 Case studies of critical consumer experiences leading to awareness

28:45 Vitality vs. longevity: Changing the narrative in health discussions

31:10 The role of the wellness industry in public health

33:00 The risk of chronic diseases in aging populations

35:20 Pain management strategies not guided by traditional health care

37:45 Exploring the potential of supplements and technologies like red light therapy

40:00 An analysis of strategies to shift the healthcare paradigm

42:15 The intersection of lifestyle habits and their impact on chronic illness

45:30 De-stigmatizing the search for preventative health solutions

47:00 NoordCode’s ethos in providing top-quality health products

50:00 The evolution of dietary supplements and the importance of ingredient sourcing

52:00 Future outlook for the wellness industry amid regulatory challenges

54:30 Closing remarks on empowerment through high-quality health choices

56:00 Where to find NoordCode products and the educational resources available

In this episode of the Biohacker's Podcast, Teemu Arina is joined by Silver Laus to discuss the history of Estonia's resilient people and how the country's beautiful and potent nature helped them along the way.

Silver Laus is one of the leading voices in the functional mushroom space, combining deep knowledge of ancient fungal wisdom with the latest scientific advancements to help people live stronger, healthier, and more vibrant lives.

Estonia's unique position at the crossroads of northern Europe shaped its character through centuries of struggle. According to Laus, this small Baltic nation's history is deeply intertwined with Viking culture, an aspect many outsiders overlook.

This resilience manifested in the nation's relationship with nature. While Christianity swept through Europe, condemning practices like sauna use, Estonians maintained their traditional knowledge and connection to the forest.

As the CEO of Shroomwell, one of the world’s premier mycotechnology companies, Silver Laus has been instrumental in pioneering potent extraction methods, creating high-performance mushroom supplements, and shaping a global wellness brand rooted in wholesome principles.

Shroomwell's approach to mushroom cultivation blends ancient wisdom with cutting-edge techniques. Rather than harvesting exclusively from wild sources, the company has developed sustainable farming methods that mimic natural stressors while increasing yield.

Learn more about Silver and Shroomwell at https://shroomwell.com!

This conversation was recorded in April 2025.

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Key moments and takeaways:

00:00 Introduction by Teemu Arina

01:15 Who is Silver Laus from Shroomwell?

02:30 The significance of functional mushrooms in health

04:10 Personal experience with chaga and other mushrooms

05:45 Understanding product quality and sourcing concerns

08:30 Silver's background in Estonia and its Viking heritage

10:00 Resilience of Estonians throughout history

12:30 The cultural significance of sauna and its connection to health

15:50 How Estonia defended its heritage against invasions

18:20 The medicinal properties of chaga mushrooms

20:45 Overview of the various forms of functional mushrooms

23:15 Benefits of functional mushrooms in modern health

25:00 Importance of outdoor-grown versus indoor-grown mushrooms

28:40 The unique cultivation practices for chaga mushrooms

30:50 Insights into the extraction methods for bioavailability

34:10 The interplay of environmental stressors and mushroom potency

37:40 Introducing Shroomwell’s innovative product range

40:20 The challenges within the energy drink market and the shift towards wellness

45:30 Come to the HOLOLIFE Summit in Estonia, visit Shroomwell, try their products

47:50 More amazing facts about Estonia, fermented products and mushrooms

51:30 Shroomwell has an Open Door Policy

Teemu Arina is joined by Philipp Samor von Holtzendorff-Fehling - conscious entrepreneur, energy healer, and founder of Leela Quantum Tech - to explore the cutting-edge world of quantum healing and energy medicine. From corporate life at T-Mobile to shamanic practices and quantum technologies, Philipp shares his powerful personal journey and mission to help others balance energy, reduce stress, and elevate consciousness.

Together, they dive deep into the science and mysticism behind quantum fields, energy frequencies, the biofield, and structured water. Teemu brings a critical yet open-minded lens, asking tough questions about placebo effects, scientific validity, and empirical studies—many of which Leela Quantum has conducted to test the effectiveness of its products.

From overcoming chronic Lyme disease to exploring how traditional healing and modern science might intersect, this episode takes you on a journey through frequency, resonance, holistic wellness, and the potential of high-vibrational living. Whether you're a skeptic or seeker, this conversation offers thought-provoking insights into what the future of healing could look like.

Learn more about Philipp and Leela Quantum Tech at https://leelaq.com!

This conversation was recorded in April 2025.

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Key moments and takeaways:

00:00 Introduction by Teemu Arina

01:00 Who is Philipp von Holtzendorf-Fehling?

02:30 The personal journey into quantum healing

04:05 The limitations of traditional Western medicine

05:50 Emphasis on a holistic approach to health and well-being

07:15 Understanding the connection between mind, body, and energy

09:00 The science behind quantum healing practices

11:40 Case studies highlighting efficacy

13:15 Exploring the power of intention in healing

15:00 The role of energy and frequency in the human biofield

17:20 Discussion of healing modalities: from shamans to modern technology

19:40 The importance of emotional health in physical healing

21:10 Insights on quantum technology and its applications

23:30 Bringing the ancient wisdom of traditional medicine to modern practices

25:50 The significance of research and evidence in alternative healing

27:40 Future of quantum healing and community discussions

31:25 Understanding Quantum Energy Technology

44:48 Consciousness and Higher Frequencies

51:53 Real Effects of Quantum Products

53:40 Community and Resources for Healing

Teemu Arina sits down with psychotherapist and inventor Marco Kärkkäinen to explore the powerful intersection of somatic therapy and psychological healing. With over 20 years of clinical experience, Marco shares the story behind his groundbreaking invention: Neurosonic, a whole-body vibration therapy device designed to aid in relaxation, pain relief, and nervous system regulation.

They discuss how vibrational therapy can enhance lymphatic flow, lower stress hormones, and help treat chronic pain, anxiety, and trauma. Marco also reveals how music, personal insights, and a vibrating subwoofer led him to develop the first prototype in his living room. The conversation touches on real-life case studies, the role of the gut-brain connection, and how emotional blockages can be stored and released through the body.

Learn more about Marco and Neurosonic at https://www.neurosonictech.com!

This conversation was recorded in April 2025.

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Key moments and takeaways:

0:00 Introduction by Teemu Arina

2:23 Journey Back to Psychotherapy

4:32 Benefits of Whole Body Vibration

8:35 The Birth of Neurosonic

13:23 The Science Behind Vibration Therapy

13:43 Pain Management and Vibration

16:45 Body-Mind Connection in Therapy

21:31 Nutrition and Mental Health

26:08 Trauma and Its Effects

30:44 Transformative Case Studies

39:46 The Complexity of Mind and Body

45:36 Upcoming Events and Experiences

49:10 Conclusion and Reflections on Healing