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London Doctor Says His Biological Age Is 24 Through Biohacking

His use of GlycanAge and TruAge PACE tests marks a growing interest in biohacking as a metric for health span

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Overview

  • Dr. Mohammed Enayat uses GlycanAge and TruAge PACE tests to measure inflammation and epigenetic factors that he says confirm his biological age at 24.
  • His daily supplement regimen of vitamin B complex with folate, magnesium bisglycinate and omega-3 fatty acids is tailored to support cellular health alongside lifestyle changes.
  • He has tracked his physiology for seven years using wearables like the Oura ring and Whoop strap along with regular blood, urine and microbiome tests.
  • Experts warn chronic stress, poor sleep, inactivity and ultra-processed foods can accelerate biological ageing while genes account for only 20 to 30 percent of outcomes.
  • Studies show practices such as caloric moderation, intermittent fasting and resistance training can slow cellular ageing, with supplements playing only a supportive role.