One Thirty Biohacks

Red light therapy is everywhere. From LED masks to full-body panels, the technology is becoming increasingly popular. But how much do we really know about how it works, and how can we tell which devices are worth investing in?In this episode of One Thirty Biohacks, Tine sits down with Dr. Erik Reis, a clinician with a background in chiropractic medicine and neurology, to explore the science behind photobiomodulation and its potential role in health and longevity.Together, they discuss how different wavelengths of light interact with the body, the role of mitochondria in cellular energy production, and why factors such as dosage, intensity and distance matter when it comes to light therapy.They also explore the differences between LED and laser treatments, what to look for when choosing a device, and why understanding the quality of scientific evidence is essential in an industry filled with bold claims.Above all, the conversation is a reminder that emerging health technologies are most valuable when approached with curiosity, critical thinking and a strong foundation of everyday healthy habits.Tune in for a thoughtful conversation about the science, possibilities and unanswered questions surrounding light therapy.Connect with Dr. Erik Reis on Instagram @drerikreis and theneuralconnection.com

What if the problem with Ozempic isn’t the peptide, it’s the dose?We sit down with Dr. Tyna Moore - naturopathic physician and pioneer of GLP-1 microdosing, to unpack what these medications actually do beyond weight loss: why standard dosing escalates too fast, what the muscle loss data really shows, the early signs of insulin resistance most people miss (skin tags, cracked heels, a changing waistline), and why HRT and GLP-1s may work better together.One message runs through it all: muscle, protein, sleep and stress are non-negotiable. The peptide just makes them easier.*This episode is for educational purposes only, not medical advice.

Why does a supplement work brilliantly for one person and do almost nothing for another?In this episode of One Thirty Biohacks, Dr. Tyler Panzner explores the relationship between genetics, supplementation and individual health, and why understanding your biology may be more useful than simply following the latest wellness advice.From his early fascination with how compounds like amino acids can influence the way we feel and perform, to his work in pharmacology and genetics, Dr. Panzner explains why our individual genetic differences can shape how we respond to supplements and medications.The conversation also explores the risks of taking multiple supplements without a clear strategy, differences in supplement regulation between Europe and the U.S., and why testing, understanding deficiencies and knowing what your body actually needs can lead to a more targeted approach.Because when it comes to optimizing health, more isn’t always better and what works for most people may not be what works for you.

What if the future of longevity isn’t just about living longer, but changing how we age?In this episode, Yuta Lee, CEO of Accelerated Biosenses, explores the emerging world of regenerative medicine and its potential role in the future of healthy aging.From stem cell research and cellular rejuvenation to the concept of “longevity escape velocity,” Yuta shares the science and ideas driving a shift from treating age-related disease towards exploring how health and function might be preserved for longer.The conversation also looks beyond the science - touching on the regulatory challenges facing emerging therapies, the path from research to real-world application, and the questions that still need to be answered.Listen to the full episode for a fascinating look at where regenerative medicine could take the future of longevity.

In this week’s episode of One Thirty Biohacks, we sit down with Carl-Ivar Ahlqvist, founder of Parasitkliniken in Sweden, to explore one of the most overlooked areas in health: parasites, chronic infections and what may be hiding beneath symptoms we struggle to explain.We talk about how parasites can impact digestion, energy, inflammation, the immune system and overall wellbeing - and why gut health is often one of the first places to look when the body is sending signals that something is off.Carl-Ivar also shares his perspective on Lyme disease - how widespread it may be, why many people can carry infections in the blood without realizing it, and how symptoms can be misread or treated in isolation for years. We dive into why proper testing, identification and professional guidance are essential if you want to understand what is actually going on in the body.This episode is not about fear. It’s about curiosity, awareness and asking better questions when your body doesn’t feel right. Because sometimes the root cause is not where we think it is.Learn more about Carl-Ivar and Parasitkliniken here:https://www.parasitkliniken.sePlease note: This episode is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting any testing, treatment or protocol.

In this conversation with Professor Christian Breyman, we dive deep into women's health, unraveling misconceptions about hormones and their critical role in our lives. Did you know that estrogen affects not just reproduction but also brain health, metabolism, and overall well-being? As we navigate perimenopause and menopause, understanding these changes is vital for making informed choices. It's not just about managing symptoms; it's about building a foundation for a vibrant life post-50. So, if you're wondering whether hormone therapy is right for you, it might be time to have that conversation.

In this episode, Sarah Glynn shares her deeply personal journey through breast cancer and the questions it raised about how we understand, measure and manage our health.From the limitations of diagnostics and imaging to lifestyle, diet, hormone therapy and genetic factors, Sarah’s experience opens up a wider conversation about why health rarely fits neatly into simple answers.Together, we explore the limitations of binary thinking in medicine, the importance of looking at the full picture, and why truly personalised care requires nuance, context and an integrated approach.A personal story, and an important conversation about the complexity of women’s health.

In this episode, Dr. Mareike Claussen explores the role of IV vitamin infusions, nutrition and targeted supplementation in supporting energy, resilience and overall well-being.From how stress and modern lifestyles can affect our nutrient needs to why testing matters before simply adding more supplements, the conversation looks at a more personalised approach to supporting the body.We also explore nutrient deficiencies, cravings and weight management, and the importance of choosing the right support for the individual rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach.