Release date: 2014-10-27 For some people, it is not enough for the body to have no disease. They want to be better. This is where "biohacking" devices come in. For some people, it is not enough for the body to have no disease. They want to be better. This is where "biohacking" devices come in. It doesn't matter if you haven't heard of the word yet. This emerging industry is creating milestones among groups of doctors, engineers, athletes, and health enthusiasts. Because new technologies, products, and even medicines are shortened to the best effect of the human body because of this industry. The most exaggerated hackers even implant their own devices. But most of them just use technology to optimize people's physical status. Health supplements and supplements called nootropics are vitamins used to improve brain function. Even cream-infused coffee (bullet-proof coffee) is becoming more popular in celebrities and Silicon Valley. Hardware companies are also eager to try. At the second annual Bulletproof Biohacking conference in Pasadena, California, several exhibitors in California personally demonstrated everything from benign to controversial equipment, allowing consumers to crack their health passwords and optimize their mental state and physical performance. 1) Beddit Beddit is a sleep monitoring device attached to the bed instead of the bed. Based on the principle of ballistocardiography (BCG), which is the physical activity caused by blood flow and heart beat, Beddit can measure the activity of nighttime sleep. The device uses an algorithm to track the sleep cycle and can store this information in the phone. It can also use the phone's microphone to record snoring. The company has partnered with Misfit Wearables and has also launched an API for software vendors to develop. 2) HeartMath Originally founded in 1991, HeartMath's products include a range of wearable sensors and a software suite designed to measure heart rate variability and give users a deeper understanding of their emotional and physical health. Using a range of breathing exercises and positive emotion charts, HeartMath users are able to self-monitor and regulate stress. The company said the system has been installed in a number of medical facilities nationwide, the Gundersen health system in Wisconsin, the IU Health Bloomington Hospital in Indiana, and the Farfield Medical Center in Ohio. 3) Gravity+ If you are often at the gym, you may have seen people wearing weighted vests. The concept is simple, more weight equals more resistance, and fitness becomes a fitness effect. The Gravity+ (Gravity Plus) system takes this concept a step further and is a full-body "gravity suit." Composed of a series of "resistance packs" (company founder Jim Foster does not like to call them aggravated), the wearer can add 1 to 70 pounds of resistance on the system. The regulatory classification is Class I medical devices, and the Gravity+ system can be used for rehabilitation, functional exercise training, and weight loss. 4) Marc Pro Marc Pro uses electrical stimulation to aid muscle rejuvenation and conditioning. The Marc Pro contains a small current system and electrodes that can be attached to any part of the body and provides electrical pulses of user-controllable intensity. The company claims that this device is often used to reduce the ineffective time of exercise and increase the amount of oxygen and nutrients that reach the muscles. Although the product is available for home use, the company's users include dozens of well-known sports teams, such as the Los Angeles Lakers, the San Francisco 49ers and the Miami Heat. 5) Muse The Muse head features four channels and six sensing devices designed to allow users to improve memory, reduce stress, and better manage conditions such as attention deficit disorder (ADD), epilepsy and dementia. The device's app offers a wide range of uses, including improved cognitive capabilities and reduced stress. The device can draw an electrocardiogram (ECG) close to the clinical level and communicate with a cell phone or computer. Interaxon, the company that said the device, said that a study showed that using EEG technology for 20 hours produced the equivalent of Ritalin in treating ADD. 6) NeurOptimal The key to NeurOptimal is the neurofeedback system and mental health. Through a series of non-invasive sensors attached to the scalp and ears, the NeuroOptimal system monitors brainwaves as the user looks at the screen or listens to music, and uses subtle guidance to allow the user's brain to switch to varying degrees of consciousness. According to the company, this can increase mental flexibility and strengthen the ability to adapt to stress and environmental changes. NeuroOptimal's user feedback, the device produced positive effects in patients with attention deficit disorder, ADHD, traumatic sequelae, Alzheimer's disease, autism, sleep disorders, insomnia and chemotherapy-induced cognitive dysfunction. 7) OxyHealth Portable Hyperbaric Chambers The FDA recently fired on the hyperbaric oxygen chamber because related companies and clinics have unsubstantiated touts about the treatment of diseases such as depression, Alzheimer's, and AIDS. OxyHealth supports FDA regulations, only for FDA-approved treatments and wants to make devices more portable and affordable. The company's portable hyperbaric oxygen chamber is suitable for offices, clinics, and even homes, and requires only a short set-up time before use. 8) Pavlok Even if the device is worn on the hand, people often can't stick to it and change their behavior. Pavlok's goal is to become a wearable device that really guides users to change their habits... by electric shock. Whether your goal is to get up earlier, stay fit, or concentrate on getting the job done, Pavlok can achieve your goals with electric shock. This wristband also has social features that allow your friends to help you stick to your goals by sending you a remote shock. 9) PowerLung PowerLung can be imagined as a weightlifting program specifically for the lungs. This small device provides variable resistance during breathing, making breathing more efficient and improving exercise performance 10) Spire Spire wearable instruments are unique and use almost no breathing. Sensors that use proprietary algorithms are clipped to the garment to detect body posture, activity, and breathing, and notify the user via the smartphone's app whether the status is "concentrated, nervous, or tired." The device alerts users throughout the day, allowing them to take a deep breath, continue their activities, or take other actions to reduce stress. 11) Zona Plus Zona is a device used to treat refractory high blood pressure (even with two or more drugs, blood pressure is still too high) and improve heart health. Zona Plus allows users to implement self-guided isometric handle therapy (ie, extrusion equipment) at home. In 2012, the US FDA conditionally approved the Clinical Equipment Exemption (IDE), enabling the device to begin critical clinical trials to collect data for evaluation. The company said that other clinical trial data have shown that isometric handle therapy can "make most hypertensive patients significantly lower blood pressure levels." According to previous data, 135 of the 136 study participants achieved significant blood pressure reductions within eight weeks. Source: Translated from MD+DI We are a professional Chinese manufacturer of Porcine Extract Powder; we supply various products of Pig Extract Powder, and can providing product images and basic parameters with each Hog Extract and Pig Placenta Extract. We have the perfect after-sales service and technical support. Please do not hesitate to contact us, Look forward to your cooperation! 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For some people, it is not enough for the body to have no disease. They want to be better. This is where "biohacking" devices come in.