Tech Entrepreneur Declares Radical Anti-Aging Efforts Could Extend Human Life Indefinitely

Bryan Johnson, 47, spends $2 million annually on experimental longevity measures and claims humanity is on the brink of defeating aging.

Bryan Johnson, a millionaire venture capitalist, has become a controversial figure for his extreme anti-aging regimen, which includes plasma transfusions from his teenage son and experimental therapies.
Johnson claims his biological markers show he has the physical fitness of an 18-year-old and the heart of a 37-year-old, though scientists remain skeptical of his methods and results.
He rigorously structures his life around health optimization, including eating all meals before 11 a.m., following strict dietary and sleep protocols, and taking 50 supplements daily.
Johnson believes recent technological advancements could allow humans to dramatically extend their lifespans, potentially redefining the concept of mortality.
His approach, detailed in a new Netflix documentary, has sparked philosophical debates on the value of life, purpose, and the ethics of radical life-extension experiments.