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Helga Sands Feature: KHL Foundation Leadership
At 87, Helga Sands takes 70 supplements a day and is flying to Panama for a £300,000 gene therapy cocktail she helped design. The Sunday Times spent a day with KHL Foundation's co-founder.
At 81, Kenneth Scott has tested his biological age at 18 — a 62-year difference. Longevity Live spoke with KHL Foundation's co-founder about the therapies, mindset, and decades of discipline behind that number.
Inverse profiled Kenneth Scott — then 79, planning to live to 500 — as one of the most committed self-experimenters in the longevity movement, alongside the researchers and biohackers pushing DIY rejuvenation science forward.
High Class Paraguay profiles the Reversal program — a six-day stem cell rejuvenation protocol developed at Panama's Xtend Optimal Health clinic, co-created by Paraguayan specialist Dr. Silvia González alongside the technology pioneered by KHL Foundation's clinical partner Dr. Todd Ovokaitys.
Kenneth Scott and Helga Sands join the London Futurists podcast to discuss what longevity activism looks like from the inside — at 82 and 86, living the science they advocate.
Kenneth Scott is featured in this TBWA Backslash documentary on the biohackers betting their lives on life extension — and the billions Silicon Valley is pouring in behind them.
