The Biohackers' Quest for Immortality

Biohackers are trying various methods to unlock the secrets of eternal life. Bryan Johnson spends £1.5 million a year and tries extreme methods such as blood plasma exchange, over 100 pills, regular MRI scans, colonoscopies, gene therapy, and blood exchange with his son. His body is aging at an average rate of 0.503 per year, which is much slower than his chronological age.The Immortality Olympics is a competition with over 14,000 participants from around the world, where the goal is to live as long as possible. Participants like Dean Frost from England, Annie Nosh from New York, and Brooke Paulin from Chicago are spending millions of dollars and thousands of hours in this wild competition. Dean Frost, a 36-year-old from Surrey, spends around $11,500 a year. He takes 20 supplements a day, practices intermittent fasting, exercises for an hour and a half, and meditates on a special mat with filtered water.