Imagine being a modern day vampire of your own son's blood...
Take a look at the highly stylized feather-brushed pictures of him and his son included in the article. They are both bare-chested and kinda look like twins, like they're deliberately trying to look alike despite their age difference. There is something so creepy about those pictures. The son has a deadpan look, like he's just going along with it, but the father is almost smirking, like "look what I convinced my son to do, now I have my personal blood-bank."
Take a look at the highly stylized feather-brushed pictures of him and his son included in the article. They are both bare-chested and kinda look like twins, like they're deliberately trying to look alike despite their age difference. There is something so creepy about those pictures. The son has a deadpan look, like he's just going along with it, but the father is almost smirking, like "look what I convinced my son to do, now I have my personal blood-bank."
The ultra-wealthy tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson, 45, recently recruited his 17-year-old son, Talmage, and his 70-year-old father, Richard, to join him in a trigenerational-blood exchange, Bloomberg reported.
In April, the trio visited Resurgence Wellness, a futuristic-looking medical spa in Arlington, Texas. Talmage Johnson got a liter of his blood removed — about a fifth of the blood in his entire body — and separated into parts before the plasma was reinfused into his father.
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Johnson made his fortune as the founder of Braintree, a web and mobile-payment company that acquired Venmo and was later sold to PayPal.
Nowadays, he's better known for spending at least two million dollars a year chasing the fountain of youth.
According to a Bloomberg Businessweek article, Johnson's newest venture, "Project Blueprint," involves doing everything possible to reverse the aging process. This includes following strict dietary guidelines, a rigid schedule for sleep and exercise, frequent medical exams, and following the advice of a 29-year-old doctor who finished medical school right before the pandemic.
To top it off, it appears his quest to stay young now also involves infusions of "young blood" — a practice that is so far scientifically unproven, and which the FDA does not recommend.
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Bloomberg reported that the entrepreneur had visited the wellness clinic several times to receive blood plasma from a young, anonymous donor whose health data was screened before deciding to get blood from his son instead.
Plasma donors normally receive $100 in gift cards for the procedure though it costs roughly $5,500 to complete, Bloomberg reported.
This multimillionaire entrepreneur infused himself with blood from his 17-year-old son in a quest to stay young forever
The tech entrepreneur and multimillionaire Bryan Johnson is 45 years old — and now has the blood of his 17-year-old son running through his veins.www.yahoo.com
Blueprint
Johnson announced Project Blueprint on October 13, 2021.[28] The project aims to measure and maximally reverse the quantified biological age of over 70 of his own organs.[29] Johnson claims that the project has so far resulted in an epigenetic age reversal of 5.1 years and that he now has the heart of a 37-year-old.[30][31]
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