Biohacker Bryan Johnson, known for his extreme anti-aging protocols, has revealed he is living with an incurable autoimmune disease.
In a recent interview with TMZ, Johnson discussed his diagnosis of autoimmune gastritis, which he shared on social media last week.
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Despite the irony of a man dedicated to defying age facing such a condition, Johnson's reaction is surprisingly positive.
“It’s wonderous,” he said, mocking critics who accuse him of playing god. He challenged them to say “I told you so” at his funeral.
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According to Johnson, the disease has been progressing unnoticed for the past 10 to 20 years.
It now prevents his body from absorbing iron, B-12, and other micronutrients, which could lead to malnutrition and even cancer.
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But Johnson remains undeterred.
He says the diagnosis only motivates him and his team to find a cure and continue their quest to defy death.
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In the full interview, Johnson also discusses whether he still believes it's possible to live to 160 years old and his plans for his body after death.
