In recent research, it was shown that Bryan Johnson, who is 45 years old, actually has the heart and lungs of a 37-year-old.
With the use of a rigorous data-driven experimental program, he calls Project Blueprint, Johnson, a biotech entrepreneur, intends to manipulate nature’s aging process and achieve the organs and health of an 18-year-old.
In a recent CEO profile by Bloomberg, Johnson was said to be planning to spend up to $2 million on his body this year, and there are some promising early signs that he might be close to discovering the key to age reversal.
According to medical test findings, Johnson has the lung capacity of a person who is 18 years old, the skin of a person who is 28 years old, and the heart of a person who is 37, according to Bloomberg’s Ashlee Vance. Oliver Zolman, a doctor who bills himself as the “rejuvenation doctor,” is in charge of the initiative, which is backed by a group of more than 30 health professionals, according to the story. The health program includes a rigorous daily schedule of specially selected vitamins, food, exercise, and a plethora of body testing, but it is still in its experimental stage and is frequently changed.
For instance, Johnson’s 5 a.m. mornings begin with twenty different supplements, all of which have a variety of different claimed health benefits. These include lycopene, metformin, turmeric, zinc, and, for the health of the brain, a little quantity of lithium, among other things. He consumes 1,977 calories per day from a vegan diet, which includes both hard and soft things. According to Bloomberg, he exercises every day, engages in three days of intense exercise, and does blood testing, MRIs, and colonoscopies every month. To show that self-harm and degradation are not inevitable, Johnson told the publication, “What I do may sound severe. Johnson claims that his 2021 efforts resulted in a 5.1-year epigenetic age reversal, a record-breaking achievement.
His health has displayed even younger symptoms of aging in other areas. According to doctors, Johnson’s gum inflammation is comparable to that of a 17-year-old, and a device used to detect nightly erections found that Johnson’s rate is similar to that of a youngster.
Johnson furthermore expects that by making his obsessive quest for youth into a contest, he will inspire others to adhere to his data- and medicine-driven regimen. Rejuventaiton Olympics is a website he recently launched that lists 1,750 people from around the globe who are competing in “epigenetic battles” against the passage of time. Right now, Johnson has the top spot.
