How Biohacking Works | HowStuffWorks
xG3 Injectable Biomagnet - RFID & NFC Chip Implants and Biohacking products
xG3 Injectable Biomagnet - RFID & NFC Chip Implants and Biohacking products
Man implants magnets to make his ears into their own headphones | VentureBeat
Biohacking: The Creepy but Exciting Trend in Body Modification | Biohacking, Implants, Body mods
Meet biohacker Anastasia Synn, magician with 26 self-implanted microchips and magnets under her skin - Genetic Literacy Project
Strange Body Hacks That Are Actually Useful
JustinWorst on Twitter: "1 day after reviving magnet implant in my finger. A bit bruised but not bad @GHWetware #biohacking #bodymodification http://t.co/w3yY25Cbrw" / Twitter
Magnetic implant - Wikipedia
All That There Is To Magnetic Implants - Body Art Guru
By popular request, the sub-dermal magnet implants in my hands. They are small neodymium magnets located just under the skin that allow me to sense EM and magnetic fields. : r/techsupportmacgyver
Real Future: I Got a Magnet Implanted in My Finger, For Science (Episode 14) - YouTube
Magnetic implant - Wikipedia
The Complete Guide to Magnet Implants « Adafruit Industries – Makers, hackers, artists, designers and engineers!
xG3 Injectable Biomagnet - RFID & NFC Chip Implants and Biohacking products
The 8 Coolest Biohacking Implants and Body Modifications | Digital Trends
Magnet Implants, Your Cyborg Primer | Hackaday
Are You A Biohacker?. Most of us have seen at least one… | by Julia Dudley | Medium
Body Modification: Grinders, Magnets, and Implants | Painful Pleasures Community
Magnet-implanting DIY biohackers pave the way for mainstream adoption | WIRED UK
Why I Had A Magnet Implanted In My Finger | Cognoscenti
Biomagnets enhance the human experience - Dangerous Things
