Biohacking has undergone a transformative journey. The original form of biohacking revolved around citizen science in biology. This wave of biohackers focused on genetic engineering and open-source biology.

As more people joined, the definition of biohacking became more inclusive. It came to include practices aimed at optimizing the human body and mind. Smartwatches, brain-enhancing drugs, and fitness apps became central tools.

Others pushed boundaries with body augmentation and implant technology. Some biohackers inserted tech under their skin to gain new abilities. They operate in gray areas of legality and science.

Biohacking today is a broad umbrella term with many interpretations. To wellness seekers tracking every biomarker with advanced sensors, biohacking is now a blend of science fiction and everyday health habits.

As technology advances, so will the possibilities for biohacking. The drive for wellbeing peak performance and longevity will fuel its future growth.