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Blood-swapping, oxygen tanks & WiFi blockers - inside the 'immortality Olympics' - the-sun.com

High-net-worth individuals are engaging in a 'billion dollar race' to reverse aging through extreme biohacking and luxury longevity interventions.

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The brief

A growing trend in longevity medicine involves the use of blood-swapping, oxygen tanks, and WiFi blockers to combat aging. This pursuit is being characterized as a luxury pursuit where time and longevity are viewed as high-value assets.

Coverage from The Sun, ABC News, and Four Corners emphasizes the extreme nature of these interventions and the accessibility of unapproved injectables. Simultaneously, Cureus is seeking submissions to examine the safety of biohacking and aging interventions under a medical microscope.

Future focus remains on the safety of these practices and the ongoing race to reverse the aging process, as highlighted by reports from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and Prospect Magazine.

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Quick answers

What methods are being used in the 'immortality Olympics'?

According to The Sun, these include blood-swapping, oxygen tanks, and WiFi blockers.

Are there concerns regarding the legality of these treatments?

ABC News reports that unapproved injectables were easily obtainable from a doctor.

How is the pursuit of longevity being framed socially?

Emirates Woman describes longevity as 'the new luxury' and Four Corners refers to it as a 'billion dollar race'.

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