A 64-year-old woman outperformed millionaires in the anti-aging ‘Rejuvenation Olympics’ using a much simpler and cheaper routine [Video]

A 64-year-old grandmother-of-11 has become one of the buzziest names in the longevity world by beating billionaires at anti-aging with a simple and inexpensive routine.

Amy Hardison is reigning in a top spot in the Rejuvenation Olympics, an online leaderboard where people can submit their health stats to show how they’ve slowed or reduced markers of biological aging.

Earlier this month, she ranked 5th, one spot ahead of tech exec Bryan Johnson, 45, whose famously intense and costly routine has involved over 100 daily supplements and infusions of blood from his teenage son.

Hardison’s results (generated from blood samples and other tests) showed she had improved major markers of aging, such cellular senescence (or “zombie” cells that linger and cause damage), telomere shortening, and mitochondrial dysfunction.

No one is more surprised than Hardison herself, who told Business Insider she’s not competitive and doesn’t even want to live past 100.

“I actually had no clue,” she said. “My daughter told me ‘Mom, …