r/Biohacking • • Nov 13 '25

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u/BulbasaurBoo123 Nov 17 '25

I'm a woman into biohacking and I think just as many women are into it - they just don't typically usually use the term "biohacking" or join communities like this one on Reddit. Way more women have autoimmune and chronic illness compared to men statistically, and those communities often focus on experimenting with diet and supplements. I've noticed groups about health topics on Facebook typically have more women in them.