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Biohacking Content Model
Standard page formats for protocols, interventions, tools, biomarkers/tests, stacks, and N-of-1 playbooks.
PAGE CONTENTS
Biohacking Content Model (What Each Page Must Contain)
1) Protocol Page (Step‑by‑Step Routine)
2) Intervention Page (Atomic Encyclopedia Entry)
3) Product / Tool Page (Wearable, Device, App)
4) Biomarker / Test Page
5) Stack Page (Combo Interventions)
6) Experiment Playbook (N‑of‑1)
Cross‑Linking Rule (Encyclopedia Feel)

Biohacking Content Model (What Each Page Must Contain)

Consistency beats cleverness.

When every page follows a shared structure, readers can compare interventions quickly and safely.

1) Protocol Page (Step‑by‑Step Routine)

Required sections

  • Summary: what it targets + who it’s for
  • Steps (checklist + schedule)
  • Inputs: equipment, supplements, environment
  • Tracking plan: primary/secondary metrics + cadence
  • Expected timeline + stopping rules
  • Risks, contraindications, interactions
  • Evidence summary + citations
  • Variations: beginner / intermediate / advanced

Required metadata (at minimum)

  • Duration per session, frequency, total program length
  • Difficulty, cost, required gear
  • Target metrics (e.g., HRV, sleep efficiency, HbA1c)

2) Intervention Page (Atomic Encyclopedia Entry)

Required sections

  • What it is + mechanism (plain language)
  • Claimed benefits vs measured endpoints
  • Dosing/parameters (ranges; what most studies use)
  • Adverse effects + interactions
  • Who should avoid / caution groups
  • Evidence grading + study highlights
  • What to track (biomarkers + subjective)

3) Product / Tool Page (Wearable, Device, App)

Required sections

  • What it measures/does (signals, accuracy caveats)
  • Setup + daily workflow
  • Best use‑cases (who benefits)
  • Cost (device + subscription) + upkeep
  • Data export/API availability
  • Comparison table: alternatives

4) Biomarker / Test Page

Required sections

  • What it indicates physiologically
  • Typical/optimal ranges by context (if supported)
  • What moves it (linked interventions)
  • Pre‑analytical factors (fasting, time of day, training effects)
  • Retest cadence
  • Pitfalls (false positives/negatives; confounders)

5) Stack Page (Combo Interventions)

Required sections

  • What’s in it + rationale for the combination
  • Interaction risk matrix (what to avoid)
  • Minimal viable stack vs advanced
  • Tracking plan + de‑stack rules

6) Experiment Playbook (N‑of‑1)

Required sections

  • Study design (ABAB, crossover, washout)
  • Confounders checklist
  • Sample tracking sheet templates
  • Decision rule: continue/stop/modify

Cross‑Linking Rule (Encyclopedia Feel)

  • Every protocol links to: required interventions, recommended tools, and relevant biomarkers/tests.
  • Every biomarker/test links back to: protocols/interventions that move it.
  • Every tool links to: what it helps track or influence (metrics + goals).

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