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Bryan Johnson reveals autoimmune disease amid longevity push
Fox News • • general
Key Points:
- Bryan Johnson, a biohacker aiming for extreme longevity, revealed he has autoimmune gastritis (AIG), a condition where the immune system attacks the stomach lining, impairing acid production and vitamin B12 absorption.
- Johnson shared that despite efforts with diet and supplementation, his iron levels remained low for 11 years due to AIG, which is often difficult to diagnose and can increase risks like anemia and stomach cancer.
- He underwent extensive testing including biopsies that confirmed early-stage autoimmune gastritis and intends to tackle the condition using advanced technologies like AI and multiomics.
- Johnson remains committed to his goal of achieving "longevity escape velocity" and ultimately immortality, emphasizing that no disease should be considered incurable given modern scientific tools.
- He urged people to prioritize their health and care for life, highlighting the importance of self-care and responsibility toward others and the planet.
