Technology Millionaire Resorts to Blood Transfusions from Teenage Son in Quest for Eternal Youth
- Bryan Johnson spent $2 million a year on a team of doctors to make his organs function like a young person's.
- Johnson received blood plasma from his 17-year-old son Talmage and gave blood to his 70-year-old father in an intergenerational blood swap.
- Johnson follows a strict diet, exercise regimen, and frequent medical exams in an attempt to biologically reverse his age.
- The procedure is scientifically questionable and potentially dangerous according to experts.
- Johnson's motivation appears to stem from an anxiety over aging and mortality.