Netflix Documentary Explores Bryan Johnson's $2 Million-a-Year Anti-Aging Quest

The film chronicles the tech entrepreneur's controversial and regimented efforts to reverse aging and his impact on family and science.

Bryan Johnson, a 47-year-old tech entrepreneur, spends $2 million annually on his Blueprint protocol to reduce his biological age to that of an 18-year-old.
Netflix’s 'Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever' showcases Johnson's extreme anti-aging regimen, including 130 pills daily, gene therapy, and plasma exchanges.
The documentary examines the scientific and ethical debates surrounding Johnson's methods, with some experts questioning their validity and others praising his dedication to longevity research.
Johnson's personal life, including his relationships with his father and teenage son, is a central theme, highlighting the familial impact of his lifestyle choices.
Despite the high costs of his program, Johnson emphasizes that core health benefits like improved sleep, diet, and exercise are accessible to everyone.