Tracey Kiss, a 38-year-old mother of two from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, says she is frequently mistaken for her 18-year-old daughter’s sister after adopting an extreme biohacking routine that costs up to £2,000 a month. The content creator, who once felt ‘burnt out’ and looked like an ‘80-year-old’ at 25, now uses oxygen chambers, red-light therapy, and blood filtration to reverse the ageing process.
Ms Kiss, who suffers from Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a connective tissue disorder, transformed her lifestyle after struggling with fatigue and fainting spells. She increased her calorie intake to over 3,000 a day, took up weight training, and abandoned Botox and fillers in favour of cellular rejuvenation techniques. ‘Biohacking is like being reborn,’ she said. ‘I renew my cells so I look naturally young.’
Her regime includes a red-light therapy ‘sleeping bag’ sauna, LED therapy blankets, and visits to oxygen chambers every two months, costing up to £500 per session. She has also undergone three sessions of EBOO blood filtration at £1,400 each, which she claims leaves her feeling energised and pain-free. ‘I went to the gym and thought the machines were broken, everything was so easy,’ she added.
Ms Kiss, who now follows a vegan diet and practices yoga and meditation, says her cellular age no longer matches her chronological age. ‘People are always really surprised when they realise I’m my daughter’s mum,’ she said. ‘Biohacking makes your age really just a number.’
