The Biohacking Index has introduced an invite-only membership model for clinicians and expert providers in its January 2026 report, establishing a system where credibility based on clinical experience, patient outcomes, professional reputation, and evidence-based practice determines visibility rather than sponsorship or popularity. This model reinforces the platform's principle that expert evaluation should drive recommendations in wellness and biohacking. Physicians selected through this process can nominate wellness technologies, diagnostics, or nutraceuticals they actively use or recommend in clinical practice, including their own solutions if those products complete the full verification process. Expert members receive enhanced professional profiles, SEO benefits, and lead generation capabilities within the platform.
Three companies completed verification and earned placement in the January 2026 report. Da Vinci Medical manufactures advanced recovery and wellness technologies used in clinical and performance settings, including the SUPERHUMAN Protocol. Lumati is a light-based wellness technology company focused on cellular signaling and recovery. Truista Coffee is a functional coffee company emphasizing contaminant transparency, sourcing, and guaranteed third-party lab testing on every package. The full January 2026 Physician-Curated, Invite-Only Biohacking Index Report is available at https://biohackingindex.com.
Dr. Lipman, founder of Physical Evidence Chiropractic in Boca Raton, Florida, provided physician curation for the report. Known for integrating advanced diagnostics, regenerative therapies, and recovery technologies into patient care, his nominations reflect tools used in active clinical practice rather than theoretical or consumer-driven trends. With more than 100 five-star patient reviews and recognition as a Top 10 Provider in the 2025 Biohacking Index Report, his involvement underscores the clinical focus of the new model. The Biohacking Index evaluates companies based on transparency, documentation, and real-world clinical relevance, with verification remaining optional for Premium Members.
Several additional companies were nominated during the curation process but elected not to pursue verification at this time. These nominations remain visible to reflect practitioner awareness while maintaining transparency around verification status. The January 2026 report signals a broader shift in the wellness and longevity industry toward expert-led evaluation, voluntary verification, and clear separation between recommendation and endorsement. Being recommended is not the same as being verified, and verification remains an open door rather than a requirement. This approach challenges traditional industry models that often prioritize marketing budgets over clinical evidence and practitioner experience, potentially setting a new standard for how wellness products and services gain recognition among healthcare professionals and informed consumers.
