Millionaire Brian Johnson found every way to get eternal life – Photo: Fortune
theo TimeAmerican millionaire and biotechnology entrepreneur Brian Johnson, 46, still drives his electric Audi, but “extremely slowly”. At one point, he was traveling on the streets of Los Angeles at only about 25 km/h, which is less than a regular motorcycle.
Before he began driving, he repeatedly muttered: “Driving is the most dangerous human act,” the article revealed.
He said, “What could be more irony than dying just from being hit by a car?” Time,
Brian Johnson is famous for spending $2 million a year on the Project Blueprint experimental program, with the hope of reducing biological age and ultimately living forever.
The extreme diet includes things like taking over 100 supplements a day, eating about 32 kg of vegetables in a month and eating the last meal of the day at 11 am. At one point, he even experimented with plasma transfusions from his teenage son, then stopped because he “didn’t see any benefit.”
Brian Johnson believes he will create an organic revolution – Photo: TIME
Johnson boasted Time Data compiled by doctors revealed that he had the bones of a 30-year-old man and the heart of a 37-year-old man. But experts are still skeptical about the published methods and results.
Jan Wijg, professor of genetics at Albert Einstein College, told the site. insider: “There is no evidence that it is possible to realize the desire to live a long life, such as beyond 115 years, which is the natural maximum lifespan of humans.”
The natural lifespan limit of humans is still controversial, with some experts saying it is 115, some saying 122, or even higher. 115 The quote from Jan Wijs is merely an example given as context to say that Johnson’s efforts were “in vain”.
Many people may be angry with Johnson’s car following him – Photo: @bryanjohnson_/Instagram
Of course, that doesn’t stop Johnson from trying, even if it means disappointing others and hearing horns from those trailing behind.
