What happens when traditional approaches aren't enough — and you start asking better questions? In this trailer episode, host Nadia Elkhatib shares the personal journey that led her from Silicon Valley tech to full-time health researcher, why biohacking matters for the autism community, and what you can expect from this podcast. Whether you're a parent searching for real answers, a caregiver looking for support, or someone with autism exploring new strategies, this is your invitation to join a community where science meets hope. Subscribe now — new episodes drop weekly starting March 1, 2026.

Your host, Nadia Elkhatib, can be found online at:

Website: https://biohackingautism.co/

Email: nadia@biohackautism.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nadiaelkhatib/

Nadia Elkhatib is a health researcher, biohacker, and the host of Biohacking Autism. With a master's degree in Computer Science and years of experience in Silicon Valley, Nadia brings a systems-thinking approach to complex health challenges. Her journey into functional medicine and biohacking began over two decades ago while navigating autism alongside her son, Jimmy — an experience that transformed her understanding of what's possible when you move beyond conventional approaches and start asking "why is the body struggling?" Today, Nadia is dedicated to sharing cutting-edge protocols, expert insights, and practical strategies with families who refuse to settle for "there's nothing more we can do.”

Biohacking Autism is the podcast exploring functional medicine, biohacking, and longevity strategies for people with autism — and the caregivers who love them. Hosted by Nadia Elkhatib, a health researcher and mother who has spent over two decades navigating the complex realities of autism, each episode delivers expert conversations, evidence-based protocols, and practical tools you can actually use. From nervous system regulation and gut-brain health to detoxification, emerging therapies, and caregiver resilience — this show goes beyond traditional approaches to help your family thrive. New episodes weekly.