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Biohacking Boom: Wealthy Seek Longevity with Controversial Treatments

3/6/2026

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Gary Brecka, a biohacker, highlights biohacks favored by wealthy individuals seeking longevity and cognitive enhancement.
The biohacking market is projected to grow from $37.63 billion to $202.58 billion by 2035.
Brecka's top five treatments include red light therapy and full-body cryotherapy, with hyperbaric oxygen therapy, peptide therapy, and ozone therapy, each with varying costs and benefits.
Ozone therapy shows promise but remains controversial due to FDA warnings about potential toxicity.

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Story summary

Gary Brecka, a biohacker, highlights biohacks favored by wealthy individuals seeking longevity and cognitive enhancement.
The biohacking market is projected to grow from $37.63 billion to $202.58 billion by 2035.
Brecka's top five treatments include red light therapy and full-body cryotherapy, with hyperbaric oxygen therapy, peptide therapy, and ozone therapy, each with varying costs and benefits.
Ozone therapy shows promise but remains controversial due to FDA warnings about potential toxicity.