A mum has claimed that she uses a pricey anti-ageing machine for herself and her teenage daughter – and it costs a whopping £2,000 a month.
Tracy Kiss has spent over £100,000 on cosmetic surgery over the years – treating herself to boob jobs, nose jobs and even a labiaplasty.
But she has now taken her self-care routine to a new level by introducing The Human Regenerator which she claims slows down the ageing process.
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Tracy described the product as a “full body machine” that you lie down in as light therapy is aimed at your body.
And the 34-year-old says she has got her daughter, 17, using it too.
“It’s the best kept secret of celebrities and athletes,” Tracy, from Buckinghamshire, told Need To Know.
“I use the human regenerator as a fitness mother approaching my late thirties who wants to look and feel my very best.
“While the world is filled with lotions, potions and surgical horror stories, many do not realise that you can literally recapture your youth by regenerating your own cells rather than patching up your saggy bits.
“With my daughter studying for her A-levels, driving test and having sensitive skin, she often has flare-ups of psoriasis and sleepless nights caused by stress.
“Now her skin is clear, her mind is calm and she’s a much lighter and brighter person.
“It’s like a spring clean for the body, mind and soul to heal the entire body and make everything work as it should.”
Dr Clare Anyiam-Osigwe, an allergist and dermatologist, has called human regenerator a “groundbreaking tool”.
She said: “It works on a vibrational level to recalibrate the body, promoting balance, improved sleep and overall vitality.
“As someone deeply invested in integrative health, I’m enthusiastic about its ability to support stress relief and emotional clarity.
“It aligns perfectly with my holistic approach to wellness, helping the body do what it was designed to do – repair itself.
“Although it does not stipulate that it can heal specific ailments, I highly recommend exploring this technology as part of your journey to deeper self-care and inner harmony.“
Tracy claims the machine has helped with her health too, as she suffers with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS).
She said: “My conditions all mean that I’m physically disabled and live with daily pain.
“I didn’t want to throw in the towel and wallow in the self pity of chronic pain, growing old and bitter about the cards life has dealt me, so instead I decided to own it and take charge.
“I lift weights daily, cycle, run and am incredibly active despite all odds.
“Doing these things and using the regenerator has unbelievably changed my life and given me such strength and freedom despite being disabled.”
Tracy and her daughter have weekly treatments on the human regenerator which are priced at £250 for 30 minutes.
She said: “The feeling is like nothing else on earth, instantly every part of your body feels fresh, new and in perfect working order.
“It made me question how often you actually feel alive?
“And this is not just alive, it’s the next level, I feel super human.”
For any other mothers wanting to try the non-invasive therapy, she says to “just do it”.
She added: “As mothers we are so selfless, used to serving everybody else first, pleasing and providing for our families and often burning the candle at both end to the point of exhaustion and collapse.
“We need to be conscious of showing ourselves the same love, patience and consideration as our children.
“Just as we have created life, we can also extend our lives to a higher quality, greater energy and sustained youth and mobility.”
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