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Biohacker Claims to Reverse Aging by 11 Years

2/24/2025

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Kayla Barnes-Lentz, a 33-year-old owner of a longevity clinic in Los Angeles, boldly asserts that biohacking has turned back her biological clock by 11 years. Emphasizing the importance of sleep and red light therapy, she explores experimental treatments in her quest for a remarkable 150-year lifespan. However, the science behind these methods is still in its infancy, calling for more research.

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Kayla Barnes-Lentz, a 33-year-old owner of a longevity clinic in Los Angeles, boldly asserts that biohacking has turned back her biological clock by 11 years. Emphasizing the importance of sleep and red light therapy, she explores experimental treatments in her quest for a remarkable 150-year lifespan. However, the science behind these methods is still in its infancy, calling for more research.