Bryan Johnson, who reportedly spends $2 million per year combatting Father Time, gave his 70-year-old father nearly one liter of his blood. Six months later, he's claiming it's reversed his father ...

Kali Muscle dives into Bryan Johnson’s multi-million-dollar anti-aging regimen in search of recovery and longevity. From ...

Bryan Johnson, 45, said he won’t be doing any more “young plasma” transplants with his own 17-year-old son. During the plasma swap, Johnson, his son and his dad had one liter of blood drained.

Bryan Johnson, a biohacker, underwent an extreme anti-aging experiment involving complete plasma replacement with albumin and ...

Bryan Johnson launched Project Blueprint, a $2 million-a-year experiment to reverse ageing in every part of his body.

Bryan Johnson says he's slowed his father's rate of aging using his "super blood." Johnson's 70-year-old father saw his rate of aging slow by about 25 years, he said on X.

Bryan Johnson, a millionaire tech investor whose recent push to reverse his aging had made a slew of headlines, announced on X today that his “super blood” had reduced his dad’s rate of ...

— Bryan Johnson /dd (@bryan_johnson) January 28, 2025 As our protagonist explains, his treatment involves removing "all blood from body," separating the plasma from the blood, and replacing his ...

Tech millionaire Bryan Johnson has thrown a ludicrous amount of money at his attempt to turn his biological age back to 18.. He's tried everything from young blood transfusions from his 17-year ...

Tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson (the former head of Braintree, which once owned Venmo) shells out $2 million a year on attempts to slow down, or completely reverse, the aging process, Bloomberg ...

These days, Bryan Johnson is better known as that guy spending millions of dollars every year doing far-out longevity treatments, including recently injecting his own son's blood into his body to ...

Tech billionaire and anti-aging influencer Bryan Johnson responded plainly that he does not believe he is going to die, thanks to his lifestyle. Johnson appeared on The Free Press’ "Honestly ...