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Science-Backed Wellness Gains Momentum as Chicago Prepares to Host Major Health Conference This July

2025-07-01  |  01:55:04
Biohackers World Conference Chicago | July 26-27

Biohackers World Conference Chicago | July 26-27

A growing interest in science-backed wellness brings the biohacking conversation to Chicago with a two-day conference on July 26–27

CHICAGO, IL, UNITED STATES, June 30, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- You may have heard the term biohacking, but what does it really mean?

At its core, biohacking is about making small, science-informed changes to improve how you feel, think, and function. It might include improving sleep quality, adjusting your diet based on your genetics, using wearable devices to track stress, or exploring mindfulness and recovery tools. While the term may sound high-tech, the methods are often simple and practical.

According to a 2023 market research report from Grand View Research, the global biohacking market was valued at $32.3 billion and is projected to grow at a rate of 19.4% annually through 2030, driven by rising interest in personal wellness, longevity, and self-optimization.

Now, the movement is making its way to Chicago.

On July 26–27, the Biohackers World Conference and Expo will take place at the Sofitel Chicago Magnificent Mile, bringing together health experts, researchers, and wellness innovators to explore the tools and ideas shaping the future of personal health.

The event is designed for everyone, from complete beginners to experienced wellness practitioners, and will include talks, hands-on demos, and an expo hall showcasing technologies and practices that support better health and daily performance.

How Biohacking Fits Into Daily Life

Biohacking is becoming more mainstream as people look for proactive ways to support their physical and mental well-being. A 2023 survey by McKinsey Health Institute found that 79% of global respondents say wellness is important to them, with a growing number actively investing in areas like sleep, fitness, nutrition, and mental health.

Some everyday examples of biohacking include:

- Using red light therapy to improve sleep or skin
- Adjusting supplements based on DNA data
- Practicing breathwork or cold exposure to manage stress
- Using wearables to monitor heart rate, recovery, or sleep patterns

The Biohackers World Conference will introduce attendees to these concepts and more, with support from title sponsors Leela Quantum Tech and Pneuma Nitric Oxide.

Learn More

The Biohackers World Conference and Expo takes place July 26–27, 2025 at Sofitel Chicago Magnificent Mile. The event will feature over 30 speakers, including medical doctors, researchers, and founders of health-tech companies, alongside a full expo hall with over 30 exhibitors open throughout the weekend.

For full agenda and tickets, visit biohackers.world

Mick Safron
Biohackers World
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Inflation is falling, but not uniformly, and that divergence is what’s creating the most interesting opportunities for traders,” said David Barrett, CEO of EBC Financial Group (UK) Ltd. “Kenya’s shift into easing is already impacting local bond yields, while Nigeria’s persistent real rates continue to draw capital flows. South Africa, meanwhile, remains stable for now, but sensitive to external risk. We’re watching closely how FX dynamics are unfolding as central banks respond at different speeds.” “Africa is often viewed as a block, but markets here are increasingly differentiated—and understanding that distinction is essential for investors,” added Barrett. “Whether you’re looking at inflation, rates, or currency dynamics, it’s clear that this is a moment for selective exposure, not broad strokes.” Nigeria’s Inflation Slows for a Third Straight Month as Monetary Tightening Holds According to the Nigerian National Bureau of Statistics, headline inflation slowed to 22.22% in June 2025, down from 22.97% in May, marking its third consecutive month of decline. While still elevated regionally, this trend reflects the impact of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s sustained monetary tightening, which has kept its benchmark lending rate at 27.50% since May. 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South Africa Maintains Stability but Braces for Global Spillovers South Africa’s inflation remained unchanged at 2.8% year-on-year in both April and May 2025, staying below the South African Reserve Bank (SARB)’s target range of 3–6%. While this reflects a stable price environment, SARB remains cautious due to the risk of external headwinds—including U.S. tariff threats and slowing economic activity in China—that could impact domestic inflation expectations. The South African rand has traded with relative calm in recent weeks but continues to respond sensitively to shifts in global risk sentiment and commodity price movements. IMF: Regional Inflation Trending Lower but Remains Uneven According to the IMF’s April 2025 Regional Economic Outlook for Sub-Saharan Africa, the region has made significant progress in curbing inflation. Regional average inflation declined from 18.1% in 2024 to 13.3% in 2025 and is projected to stabilise at 12.9% in 2026, with continued moderation expected through 2026–2027. The IMF attributes the downtrend to food price normalisation, exchange rate stabilisation, and fiscal consolidation. However, the report also highlights that disinflation remains uneven, with countries such as Ghana and Ethiopia still grappling with high price pressures linked to currency instability and elevated debt servicing costs. Implications for Currency and Bond Market Positioning EBC alerts investors that these varied inflation paths are leading to divergent monetary responses across the region. Nigeria remains under a tight policy stance; Kenya has begun to ease; and South Africa, while enjoying price stability, remains on high alert for external spillovers. As a result, the Nigerian naira may continue to attract short-term interest, particularly if inflation moderates further. The Kenyan shilling has found footing amid easing policy conditions, while South African markets remain anchored but exposed to global volatility. In the fixed income space, bond yield curves in both Nigeria and Kenya are showing early signs of flattening, offering tactical opportunities for yield-seeking investors. With inflation expectations adjusting and monetary conditions shifting, EBC observes that investor appetite is gradually moving away from inflation-linked instruments toward rate-sensitive assets, particularly in economies nearing a policy inflection point. This information reflects the observations of EBC Financial Group and all its global entities. It is not financial or investment advice. 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