

Bryan Johnson on Reverse Aging and Achieving Longevity | SparX by Mukesh Bansal
Dec 18, 2024
Bryan Johnson, an innovative entrepreneur and longevity enthusiast, shares his ambitious journey of spending over $2 million annually on health experiments to reverse aging. He discusses the separation between biological and chronological age, emphasizing advancements like DNA methylation clocks. The conversation dives into essential habits for longevity, including diet and sleep routines, and explores the transformative role of AI in aging research. Johnson also proposes a thought-provoking 'longevity olympics' to inspire communal engagement in health practices.
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Bryan's Depression and Help Seeking
- Bryan Johnson was chronically depressed while managing a startup and family life.
- He reached out to Dr. Terry Grossman for help, starting a lifesaving relationship focused on health engineering.
Biological Aging Tracking Progress
- Advanced DNA methylation clocks precisely track biological age organ-by-organ.
- Bryan reduced his aging speed to 0.64, aging roughly 8 months per year, a world-class achievement.
Living for Tomorrow, Not Forever
- The human brain cannot comprehend living forever, but living for tomorrow is the same concept.
- Longevity is a species-level imperative to preserve intelligent life and Earth's future.