Biohacker Bryan Johnson claims filters are more effective than anti-aging therapies, after spending millions annually in pursuit of "immortality."
Bryan Johnson, founder of the "Project Blueprint" movement, posted on X that the best anti-aging treatments are filters, photo editing, and lighting. Previously, he spent $2 million annually attempting to revert his body to an 18-year-old state. This shift came after he was diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis in May, followed by his girlfriend's diagnosis of endometriosis, among other conditions. Johnson stated that he has refocused his longevity company, Immortals, on building tools to help individuals address health issues, and remains committed to achieving immortality by 2039.
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