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Joseph Cohen – The SelfHacked Secrets To Understanding Why You Are Sick And How To Get Well

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My name is Joseph Cohen

the founder and head writer of SelfHacked.

Genetically, I have the worst predispositions for chronic health problems that conventional medicine is clueless about. In fact, just a few years ago, I was stuck with a health crisis that had me out of work and caused me to flunk all my classes.

And it’s not like I wasn’t trying.

I’ve tried: Vegan, Paleo, low carb, high carb, low protein, high protein, low fat, high fat, fasting, Mediterranean, low glycemic, Bulletproof, Atkins.

I’ve also tried over 500 different supplements at various doses.

I had, of course, gone to medical doctors and specialists. But because all my bloodwork was normal, they thought I made everything up. There was no diagnosis and I was dismissed as healthy.

It wasn’t until I defied conventional advice and started digging into my own research, reading 20,000+ scientific papers in order to understand what was going on with me biochemically that I found the solutions that work.

Now, I live symptom-free. I forget what it’s like to be anxious, tired, brain-fogged, and depressed. I have lots of energy and my brain is working better now than ever. I don’t suffer from any inflammatory symptoms and all my digestive problems are gone.

Since I’ve had breakthroughs with my own health, I started SelfHacked, now with over 200,000 monthly unique visitors.

I also founded SelfDecode, the most cutting edge genetic interpretation company.

In addition to helping myself and my readers, I’ve helped over 1,000 clients – many of whom were doctors themselves- overcome their chronic health problems. Many of them have even gone to naturopathic doctors and other alternative health professionals, in addition to numerous specialists.

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