I reduced microplastics in my sperm by 85%

In this video, Bryan Johnson reports a personal experiment in which he measured microplastic particles in his semen, finding an initial concentration of 165 particles per milliliter. After following a daily regimen of a 200 °F dry sauna for 20 minutes combined with targeted cold exposure to the testicles, he re‑measured eight months later and observed a reduction to 20 particles per milliliter—an approximately 85 % decrease. Johnson explains why microplastics in the male reproductive system are concerning, citing oxidative stress, testicular inflammation, cell death, reduced testosterone, and lower sperm counts. He references two recent studies that detected microplastics in every semen sample examined, underscoring the ubiquity of the problem. While he suggests the sauna‑cold protocol may be responsible for the observed detoxification and possibly for reducing other environmental toxins, he emphasizes that the evidence is not conclusive and calls for further investigation.










