Bryan Johnson spent millions on anti-aging treatments and found that a pelvic-floor stimulation device produced the most noticeable result: stronger, longer-lasting nighttime sexual function. He treats sexual performance as a biomarker of aging and says the unexpected finding is now guiding his broader research.
Substantial increase in nighttime reductions, both in strength and duration. How can I make my penis better? Funny you ask. I've been doing this hifims device on my pelvic floor and actually seeing a pretty substantial increase in nighttime functions, both in strength and duration. And that became one of the most interesting data points for people. They're like, I want more at night. We looked into the data. What are the characteristics of nighttime for both strength and duration, and how do they map to age? So we started to look at it from a biomarker perspective of sexual health function. You start with these initial ideas, and they just naturally step into these other domains, which is what Blueprint is all about. Like, we're walking into this frontier, and we oftentimes find these surprising outcomes, which just inform us on the next step.
