Bryan Johnson Walks Out of Nikhil Kamath Podcast Over Air Quality Concerns

The tech millionaire and biohacker criticized India's air pollution, calling for urgent action to address health risks.

Bryan Johnson left Nikhil Kamath's podcast midway, citing poor indoor air quality despite using air purifiers and wearing a mask.
Johnson reported experiencing skin rashes, throat irritation, and eye discomfort after three days in India due to air pollution.
He compared the health impact of India's air pollution to smoking, stating the indoor AQI of 130 was equivalent to smoking 3.4 cigarettes daily.
Johnson shared a viral meme juxtaposing his reaction to AQI levels with how Delhi residents endure significantly worse conditions.
He urged Indians to prioritize addressing air pollution, claiming it would have a greater impact on public health than curing cancer.