Bryan Johnson's 'Don't Die Summit' Showcases Radical Longevity Practices

The tech millionaire's New York City event blends biohacking, wellness trends, and a controversial quest for immortality.

Bryan Johnson, a tech entrepreneur turned biohacker, hosted the 'Don't Die Summit' at NYC's Javits Center, featuring his extreme anti-aging protocols and wellness products.
The event included panels, a 'Longevity Amusement Park' with products like red light therapy and supplements, and activities such as sing-alongs and a dance party with a Grim Reaper mascot.
Johnson shared details of his strict health regimen, which includes a 4:30 a.m. wake-up, an 18-hour fast, and consuming 91 supplements daily, aiming to slow biological aging.
Critics and attendees debated the scientific validity of Johnson's methods, including unapproved treatments like stem cell therapy and his controversial plasma transfusion from his teenage son.
The longevity market, projected to grow significantly by 2032, continues to attract both supporters and skeptics as it merges cutting-edge science with commercialized wellness.