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不囤名表囤“时间”?富豪扎堆“长寿基地”,网友:花钱买心安
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-09-11 09:20

Group 1 - Over 90% of listed company chairpersons in China are over 40 years old, primarily from the post-70s generation, who have accumulated significant wealth through various economic booms since the 1990s [1][3] - This wealthy middle-aged demographic is increasingly concerned about aging and health, leading to a growing interest in longevity technologies and anti-aging equipment [3][7] - High-pressure oxygen chambers have gained popularity, with a notable increase in demand and consultations for these devices, reflecting a shift in investment focus towards health and longevity [4][6][10] Group 2 - The concept of "longevity bases," which offer comprehensive solutions for health and aging, is becoming a trend among high-net-worth individuals in China, integrating advanced technologies like high-pressure chambers and cryotherapy [7][9] - Significant capital investment is flowing into the longevity technology sector, with wealthy individuals and entrepreneurs actively seeking to invest in related research and development [9] - Despite the potential benefits, the longevity technology market is still in its early stages, with varying product quality and a lack of conclusive evidence supporting the effectiveness of many available devices [9][10] Group 3 - The high cost of longevity technologies, such as high-pressure oxygen chambers priced at 300,000 yuan, currently limits access for the average consumer, although future advancements may reduce costs and broaden accessibility [12] - The long-term vision for longevity technology suggests that it could eventually enable a higher quality of life for a wider population, potentially making the concept of living to 100 years more attainable [12]