Before HBOT protocol, the speaker's telomere age (46 years) was significantly older than their chronological age (29 years), indicating 17 years of additional biological aging in telomere length due to accumulated damage during the long COVID crisis

A scientific study showed that a 60-session HBOT protocol lengthened telomeres in a population of 400 people

The science of predicting aging rate is a developing science that is not yet established, is in its most accelerated growth phase, and will likely have reliable tests within 5-7 years

The speaker's biological age is aging at a rate of 0.86 years per year, meaning they are aging slower than chronological time

After completing 60-session HBOT protocol, the speaker's telomeres lengthened from 7.1 kbp to 7.2 kbp, a 0.1 kbp increase

Dr. Womack states that the speaker's telomere lengthening of 0.1 kbp is not particularly significant in absolute terms because the speaker is young and there is 'just not that much to lengthen', but emphasizes that other aging markers showed more pronounced reversals

The speaker's biological aging rate (Dundon pace) slowed from 0.86 to 0.80 after HBOT protocol, meaning for each chronological year passing, they are now aging only 0.80 years biologically (down from 0.86), a 6.98% improvement in aging rate

HBOT protocol reduced the speaker's extrinsic and intrinsic age by 2 years, literally turning back the biological clock

HBOT protocol reduced the speaker's thyroid antibodies by 125 points, the primary marker of autoimmunity in Hashimoto's disease

HBOT protocol improved every other thyroid marker, representing comprehensive restoration of thyroid function that was most affected by the long COVID infection