"I don't care about money, I just want to live forever," the 36-year-old says.
A lad in England is spending the staggering sum of1700 euros a month in a bid to try and live longer and says he would even consider freezing himself if it meant he could return again in the future.
Leon Kurita-Goudlock, 36, is into biohacking, or "cellular anagitation", and says he would love to live forever, but if he doesn't, he wants to make it to his old age with endless energy.
Leon, who was born in the US but now lives in London, said: "Leon is a man who wants to get his money's worth out of his head. I would just like to live forever."
"My mother died when she was 70 from cancer and my father died of cardiovascular problems when he was 86 this year. The last 20 years of their lives were an absolute misery, they took care of each other, they both had cancer and other illnesses such as diabetes, heart failure, heart attacks and could hardly walk. At that point, why are you alive? There is nothing sadder than carrying your own parents up the stairs and giving them a sponge bath," he said."
The 36-year-old, who takes up to 60 vitamin pills a day, says there are five levels to biohacking, starting from fairly normal exercise and fasting to level five, which involves biological changes. He starts his day between 4 and 5 a.m. and does some meditation before going to the gym.
Leon also said, "I'm one of those people who makes life harder and healthier: I take 60 pills a day and spend a few grand every month on vitamins and supplements. I do red light therapy once a day for 45 minutes to reduce the aesthetic stages of aging."
Source: gazzetta.gr
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