Community
Anti addictive social network: why progress works better together
Sticking to a routine depends less on motivation than on the people around you. The hard part is building a network that does not monetise your attention.
2 min
Théo Sans grew up in Port-Leucate, in a modest family. Early on he understood one thing: in a world where systems dictate reality, whoever masters how the parts connect gets the big picture and takes back control.
Top of his class in Communication, he moved into electronics engineering out of necessity: to stop depending on other people's tools. He gathered up to 26,000 people around his online communities before building Helix alone, at 19.
He writes here about what he documents while building the product: molecule interactions, multi-domain scoring, health data sovereignty, and designing communities that do not monetise attention.
What he works on
- Founder and sole developer of Helix Health
- Hand-built health base: 1,300+ facts, 1,370+ references (PubMed, Examine)
- 243 profiled molecules, 4,142 tracked interactions
- Online communities gathering up to 26,000 members
More context on the mission: the About page.
4 published articles
Sovereignty
Health data: what GDPR actually guarantees you
Health data is sensitive data under GDPR. Here are your concrete rights and how to check an app respects them.
2 min
Method
Holistic health score: what it is actually good for
Every app gives you its own score. None of them talk to each other. Here is what a truly holistic score should do.
2 min
Supplements
Supplement interactions: what your stack is not telling you
A stack of 8 supplements means 28 possible pairs. Here are the most common interactions and how to keep track of them.
3 min
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