Biohacker Bryan Johnson, Who Injected His Son's Blood To Stay Young, Admits He 'May Have Taken This Whole Longevity Thing Too Far'
Johnson says he may have taken his longevity program too far after a diagnosis of autoimmune gastritis that had gone undetected for years.
- Bryan Johnson questioned his extreme longevity regimen on Thursday after being diagnosed with AIG, a rare autoimmune disorder where the stomach lining consumes itself.
- Since selling Braintree to PayPal for $800 million, Johnson has spent millions annually on Project Blueprint, a protocol including tightly controlled diet and daily exercise.
- Earlier this month, Johnson revealed AIG had gone undetected for years despite extensive health testing, representing a setback for someone seeking to reverse incurable conditions.
- After analyzing the data, Johnson livestreamed taking almost 5 grams of Psilocybe cubensis, claiming "Psilocybin calmed my body and mind" as part of his longevity exploration.
- His recent health announcement sparked global headlines, reflecting Johnson's influence as a longevity evangelist challenging assumptions about aging and mortality in contemporary culture.
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Biohacker Bryan Johnson, Who Injected His Son's Blood To Stay Young, Admits He 'May Have Taken This Whole Longevity Thing Too Far'
Biohacker Bryan Johnson, who injected his son’s blood in order to stay young, is now wondering if he has gone too far to reach his goal of living forever. Johnson has been very open about his goal, but hit a roadblock a few weeks ago when he was diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis, which is an […] The post Biohacker Bryan Johnson, Who Injected His Son’s Blood To Stay Young, Admits He ‘May Have Taken This Whole Longevity Thing Too Far’ appeared f…
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After holding a developmental reading of a play I have been working on about a fictional transhumanist and his world, I was able to briefly correspond with Bryan Johnson. One friend passed the play on to the entrepreneur-turned-anti-aging guru; another found out that he had read it. Eventually, we connected on WhatsApp. Johnson, the most famous avatar of transhumanism, thanked me for writing something that presented the issue in a neutral way, w…
Bryan Johnson says he may have gone ‘too far’ with longevity experiment after autoimmune gastritis diagnosis
Bryan Johnson, the tech entrepreneur who has spent years and millions of dollars trying to slow ageing, says he is now questioning whether his longevity experiment has gone too far.
Bryan Johnson says he might have taken 'this whole longevity thing too far'
Bryan Johnson says he is having second thoughts about his antiaging experiment.Bloomberg/Getty ImagesBryan Johnson says he is having second thoughts about his antiaging experiment.In an X post, the famous biohacker said he might have taken the "whole longevity thing" too far.Johnson was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease this year. He also took shrooms twice.Longevity evangelist Bryan Johnson says he is having second thoughts.The tech entrepre…
If you aspire to longevity with good health, it is advisable to start thinking about it already in the middle age, and even before. In particular, the age range that goes from 40 to...
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