sounds great but if you think about it more you have to make some very shaky assumptions:

timing - this plan degrades your healthspan in 30s-40s, betting that the tech beats the damage on this end. if your EV is 10-15 years late, you canot reverse back a decade of cortisol/sleep debt/peptides. you can just suddenly have cancer diagnosis when you are 40 and just blow up.

lifemax later - treats your health like a financial portfolio that we can rebalance. our health and time in life is something we cannot buy back or compound back (which is why some go the other route and say YOLO. do it when you are young - both are selling their health forward - one for capital, the other for hedonistic pleasure)

what is your end goal - you put so much into something that you think will bring you what you want, only to realise at the end of the rainbow it is vapor. few on their deathbed will be thinking about how much they’ve earned, but the relationships and regrets that they’ve failed to carry