At 39, LeBron James spends $1.5 million a year to stay fit.
In the latest Netflix series “Starting 5” they revealed his biohacking regimen. These are the exact methods that kept him dominating the NBA for 20+ years.
Let’s break down his 7-figure biohacking routine: 🧵
LeBron James will turn 40 in December.
Whether you like him or not, you must admit he's in fantastic shape while playing at the highest level.
He definitely knows how to take care of both his body and mind.
So, let's see what makes him elite ↓
1) Nutrition
His rules are simple: avoid artificial drinks, sugars, and fried foods. He prefers natural sugars and foods as much as possible.
The emphasis is on eating organic year-round and maintaining proper hydration.
In one of his interviews, he revealed his daily eating regimen:
Cut out sugar, go heavy on carbs and hydration for performance.
• Breakfast: Egg white omelet with smoked salmon + gluten-free pancakes with berries
• Lunch: Whole wheat pasta, salmon, and vegetables
• Dinner: Chicken parm with a rocket salad + a glass of Cabernet
2) Exercise routine
In-season, beyond his drills on the court, LeBron focuses on building muscular stamina and optimising his gym sessions every day of the week.
His routine includes engaging in compound exercises (using multiple muscle groups like deadlifts and squats) with a lot of reps and lighter weights.
3) Recovery
For LeBron, recovery never stops. He uses the best biohacking tools, starting with ice bath for managing the post game/exercise inflammation.
It delivers pure oxygen at high pressure, forcing more oxygen to dissolve in blood plasma.
This increased oxygen in the bloodstream reaches more tissues and organs, super-charging the body's healing by providing extra energy for cell repair and reducing inflammation.
• Cryotherapy
LeBron uses a cryotherapy chamber to replicate the therapeutic effects of an ice bath—reducing inflammation and pain—in significantly less time.
You stand in a chamber where gasified liquid nitrogen cools the air around you to as low as -200°F.
His most important recovery pillar: sleep
Sleep is crucial for LeBron's recovery. He’s well aware of this and aims for 12 hours of sleep each night.
He typically takes naps several times a day—on flights or between training sessions.
When it comes to his sleep environment ↓
• 68 to 70 degrees room temperature
• Complete darkness
• No TV or phone
He turns everything off 30 to 45 minutes before going to sleep.
Your spine is a sophisticated antenna designed to conduct energy throughout your entire body.
Ancient cultures knew how to "tune" this antenna for peak health and performance.
The lost science of vibrational tuning (and how you can use it): 🧵
Your body generates multiple rhythmic frequencies every second.
Your heart beats in precise patterns, your brain produces measurable electrical waves, your breathing creates pressure changes, and even your cells oscillate during metabolism.
The spine serves as the central conductor.
It houses your spinal cord (carrying electrical signals) while facilitating cerebrospinal fluid flow that bathes your brain.
Ancient traditions depicted this as energy channels.