Bryan Johnson, a controversial biohacker known for spending vast sums on anti‑aging regimen, that draws public attention, said he may have taken “this whole longevity thing too far,” publicly reported by Business Insider on July 30, in recent weeks.
The comment was repeated by Daily Star, NDTV and New York Post and other outlets.
His partner is now taking part in a novel study that tracks 88 daily steps for menstrual health, a claim highlighted by The Independent as noted.
The Catholic Herald noted Johnson’s relentless pursuit of immortality in a recent piece.
Critics say the projects strain credibility, reflecting intense criticism industry observers.
He continues to invest in high‑risk biotech firms while re‑evaluating his own protocol despite growing doubts.