Eubionics

The term 'eubionics' was coined by McNally in 2004, to describe a quest for bodily perfection via the genetic or non-genetic route. (Rafi 7). Eugenics is a branch of eubionics dealing specifically with positive influences through genetics. 
Related is ‘eubiotics’ the science of hygienic living. [Tfd. r.12d18]About 20 years ago, the use of feed antibiotics and some other microbial compounds as performance enhancers became the target of increasing public criticism and a topic of political controversy (particularly in the EU countries). As the first country in Europe, Sweden banned the use of antimicrobial growth promoters as early as 1986. The use of avoparcin as a growth promoter was banned first in Denmark (May 1995), subsequently in Germany (January 1996) and finally in the remaining EU countries by April 1997. --- Eubiotics: Definition and different concepts by Dr. Jiri Broz, Dr. Christophe Paulushttps://www.dsm.com/anh/en/feedtalks/eubiotics-definition-and-different-concepts.htmlEubionics may aim for biologically-based productivity enhancements, such as through nootropics.
See: Human alteration.Used indiscriminately, the ‘eugenic prism’ risks blinding the analyst to ‘eubionics’, a form of body power that transcends the genome and is linked to the societa lpreoccupations and aspirations of the late 20th and 21st centuries.— McNallyMedia
* Eubiotics: Definition and different concepts by Dr. Jiri Broz, Dr. Christophe Paulus
== Rhizomata ==
Eu; Bio; Onic; Eubio; Antibionic
Category:Ideology