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When biohacking groups become competitive instead of supportive

Our friend group started doing quarterly bloodwork and biohacking experiments together two years ago but now it feels like we're competing over who has the best numbers instead of supporting each other's health journeys. Some of us are getting obsessive about metrics while others are pulling back from sharing, and we're losing the community aspect that made this meaningful.

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What we've seen

A shared commitment to health optimization has transformed into comparison and competition, eroding the very community that made the journey sustainable.

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