Not Brian Johnston of JREP fame.
Former tech executive who sold hi company for 800 millionth is the “most tested individual ever” when it comes to anti-aging.
Not Brian Johnston of JREP fame.
Former tech executive who sold hi company for 800 millionth is the “most tested individual ever” when it comes to anti-aging.
Being a supposedly very rich man with a lot of spare time in his life - I can understand why he is feeling the best of his life: This project gives him attention, purpose and meaning. I mean, he has probably already done all excesses in life already, which leaves him with this challenging (rewarding) project. A much better alternative than alcohol though. Does he have a family?
That said, I would question the healthy aspects of ingesting 111 different supplements. Also, relying upon available testing methods today, they are not going to give a complete answer: The body and mind interact in ways we can hardly understand - adaptations occur, and the overlap in genetic expressions are impossible to foresee. Adding, inflammation is both part of creating life, wound healing and muscle building - as well as negative considering certain illness. Where do you draw the line?
I often say that by following science you will not go completely wrong - but this is ridiculously overdoing it. He may be a modern explorer, but may still end up with a cancer diagnosis. Problem is, if or when any disease (or cancer) occurs - it will, in his case, be impossible to know what provoked it.