Tracy Kiss, 38, from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, spends up to £2,000 a month on biohacking treatments she says make her look 20 years younger. The mother of two claims she is frequently mistaken for the sister of her 18-year-old daughter and is asked for ID when buying alcohol.
At 25, Ms Kiss said she felt like an '80-year-old' and was 'burnt out', suffering from aches and pains and unable to walk without fainting. She has Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a group of inherited connective tissue disorders, and became intolerant to many foods after the birth of her son in April 2012.
She overhauled her lifestyle, switching to a vegan diet of curry, rice, porridge and protein shakes, and taking up daily weight training. She also embraced Buddhism, yoga and meditation in 2017, which she says helped her manage stress.
After 12 years of using Botox and fillers, Ms Kiss turned to biohacking. Her regimen now includes red-light therapy using a specialised sleeping bag, regular visits to oxygen chambers, sessions on an LED blanket three times a week, and three courses of EBOO blood filtration, costing £1,400 each.
Ms Kiss warned that fillers and Botox can have long-term downsides, claiming they can 'pull your face down' and leave you looking like a 'corpse'. She said her treatments mean she can hike mountains, carry a grown man on her shoulders and beat him in a running race, adding: 'My age in years bears no relation to the age of my cells.'
