This motherfucker charged people 30 people 100K each to live in his house to work out, use expensive unfounded machines to restore the natural electric frequency to the body, and clean the chakras meditate in order to live to 100. He's not a doctor. He ain't done any scientific studies. He's a random guy that knows a few baby millionaires and celebrities as a tailor.
We live in the age of the finesse. If you ain't got a million dollars you just ain't want it bad enough. People out there are dying to give you their money for nothing.
The members of Longevity House are united by two things: a willingness to hand over $100,000 and a burning desire to live forever
torontolife.com
Last fall, a group of 30 people gathered at an Etobicoke estate to sample the latest in life-extension innovations. They sipped brain-boosting beverages laced with lion’s mane mushrooms and garnished with grapefruit, participated in a breathwork session and soaked up the electromagnetic pulses of the BioCharger, a $20,000 device that looks like a giant blender, sounds like a bionic mosquito and is purported to fight chronic disease, brain fog and flagging libido, among many other ailments. The evening was a soft launch for Longevity House, a private members’ club for Toronto’s burgeoning community of biohackers.
The price tag, $100,000 for a lifetime membership, was staggering. The promise, even more so: a chance to live longer, possibly to 120 years old. And not just longer but better, free from chronic illness and cognitive decline, by which standard six figures starts to sound like a bargain.
