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May 16, 2019
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Investigated the researcher who shared genetic experiments on himself

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Investigated the researcher who shared genetic experiments on himself
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The investigation into illegal practice of the medical profession could have implications for all those who do "biohacking", the practice of altering their bodies with frontier implants or medical treatments.

Gianluca Ricciodi Gianluca Riccio
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Josiah Zayner, the research activist known for experimenting with his research on himself: DNA injections, muscle growth factors, stool transplants and a live attempt to edit his own genes using the tool CRISPR. It is now being investigated by the California Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA).

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WTF !!!! I have been accused of practicing medicine without a license because of genetic self-experimentation and showing people how to access publicly available knowledge. The truth is that I have never given anyone anything to inject or use, never sold any material meant to treat a disease and never claim to provide treatments or cures because I knew this day would come. The fucked up part is that so many people are dying not because of me but because the FDA and government refuses to allow people access to cutting edge treatments or in some cases even basic healthcare. Yet I am the one threatened with jail. How many years behind bars should politicians need to spend for all the people who have died because they were denied access to proper medical care? Yet they come after me. Dammit, I need some whiskey to calm down now. #RightToTry #RightToLive #BodyAutonomy #biohacker #biohacking #science #FuckYouIWontDoWhatYouTellMe

A post shared by Josiah Zayner (@jzayner) on May 14, 2019 3 at: 41pm PDT

Last Tuesday Zayner posted a message on his instagram account with a photo of a letter from the DCA asking him for clarification on the situation.

"I have been accused of practicing medicine without a license for carrying out an experiment on me and showing people how to access knowledge available to all," wrote the researcher. "The truth is, I didn't give anyone anything to inject, sell pharmaceutical materials or offer treatments."

It is not easy to understand how this investigation will proceed: the simple fact that it is underway can act as a deterrent for other biohackers to continue their practices or to spread them on social networks.

The boundary between the “democratization” of knowledge and the diffusion of self-harming practices to emulate is very, very thin and with social media it forms an explosive mixture.

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