Tech Entrepreneur Bryan Johnson Offers Anti-Aging Program to Public

Project Blueprint, a 90-day regimen, includes a specific diet and optional biomarker measurements.

Bryan Johnson, the tech entrepreneur and founder of the payments processing company Braintree, is offering the basics of his anti-aging program, Project Blueprint, to the public for $333 a month.
The program includes a diet of about 400 calories from his Blueprint diet and includes a 6-ounce longevity drink mix, his favorite Nutty Pudding dessert, extra virgin olive oil, and several supplements.
Johnson has enough inventory to cover about 2,500 people for 90 days and can ship supplies to participants in 26 countries.
Participants are required to maintain similar sleep, diet, and exercise habits over the course of the 90 days to avoid confounding results.
Serious longevity enthusiasts can also choose to invest up to $1600 into measuring their biomarkers, a category of medical signs that includes points like blood pressure, body temperature, body mass index.