Bryan Johnson

And then by month six or month 12, it's like, ah, okay, this is who you are.

And then by month six or month 12, it's like, ah, okay, this is who you are.

And then by month six or month 12, it's like, ah, okay, this is who you are.

So I kind of say like, hey, like this is who I am. And here's 10 reasons why you're probably going to hate me. in some duration of time. And how does that go over, Brian? The very common response is, thank you. I really appreciate the transparency and honesty. This is so refreshingly upfront. And some will say, you're right. It just doesn't work with me. I really like this other lifestyle.

So I kind of say like, hey, like this is who I am. And here's 10 reasons why you're probably going to hate me. in some duration of time. And how does that go over, Brian? The very common response is, thank you. I really appreciate the transparency and honesty. This is so refreshingly upfront. And some will say, you're right. It just doesn't work with me. I really like this other lifestyle.

So I kind of say like, hey, like this is who I am. And here's 10 reasons why you're probably going to hate me. in some duration of time. And how does that go over, Brian? The very common response is, thank you. I really appreciate the transparency and honesty. This is so refreshingly upfront. And some will say, you're right. It just doesn't work with me. I really like this other lifestyle.

And others will be like, honestly, kind of cool, kind of badass. So I think it really does work because we all want this transparency in our lives. We all know it's going to come out at some point anyways. So why waste the time and pretend? So I think most people really appreciate it.

And others will be like, honestly, kind of cool, kind of badass. So I think it really does work because we all want this transparency in our lives. We all know it's going to come out at some point anyways. So why waste the time and pretend? So I think most people really appreciate it.

And others will be like, honestly, kind of cool, kind of badass. So I think it really does work because we all want this transparency in our lives. We all know it's going to come out at some point anyways. So why waste the time and pretend? So I think most people really appreciate it.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Albumin, yep, yep.

Albumin, yep, yep.

Albumin, yep, yep.

The reason we do these things is we pose this question that if the goal is to not die, how would one approach that problem as an engineering challenge? And so we said, okay, well, the body is, you know, 70 plus organs. You have your heart, brain, lungs, you know, kidney, liver, and all these different organ systems. So first you have to measure the biological age of every organ.

The reason we do these things is we pose this question that if the goal is to not die, how would one approach that problem as an engineering challenge? And so we said, okay, well, the body is, you know, 70 plus organs. You have your heart, brain, lungs, you know, kidney, liver, and all these different organ systems. So first you have to measure the biological age of every organ.

The reason we do these things is we pose this question that if the goal is to not die, how would one approach that problem as an engineering challenge? And so we said, okay, well, the body is, you know, 70 plus organs. You have your heart, brain, lungs, you know, kidney, liver, and all these different organ systems. So first you have to measure the biological age of every organ.

And so I'm chronologically 47 years old, but biologically my left ear is 64 years old. My heart is 37. My diaphragm is age 18. So organs age at different speeds. And so for example, my left ear is very old because I shot a lot of guns as a kid, exposing my left ear. I would tuck in my right ear and expose my left ear and I also listened to a lot of loud music.

And so I'm chronologically 47 years old, but biologically my left ear is 64 years old. My heart is 37. My diaphragm is age 18. So organs age at different speeds. And so for example, my left ear is very old because I shot a lot of guns as a kid, exposing my left ear. I would tuck in my right ear and expose my left ear and I also listened to a lot of loud music.