Bryan Johnson reports his biological aging rate has slowed by 31 years, placing him below a 10-year-old's aging speed. His DNA methylation scores him better than 88% of 18-year-olds. Fifty clinical biomarkers are optimal, 100 more are younger than his chronological age, and his fitness matches an elite teenager's.
What are the headlines of what you've managed to achieve with your protocol so far? Using a state of the art DNA methylation algorithm, I have slowed my speed of aging by the equivalent of 31 years. My body now accumulates aging damage at the speed better than the average 10 year old and better than 88% of 18 year olds, which means people at 10 years old are accumulating aging damage. Most don't realize that as you get older, you accumulate damage faster and it compounds. And so my body's aging extremely slowly. Number two is I have 50 biomarkers, the things you would normally expect like cholesterol and triglycerides and things like that that are in the perfect optimal clinical outcome range. I have 100 biomarkers that are less than my chronological age, several fitness tests where I test out. As an elite 18 year old, my body runs 3 degrees Fahrenheit, cooler than normal. So no matter how you're looking at it, with my DNA methylation, my fitness test, my biomarkers, my phenotypic markers, whatever you're looking at, the data says the same thing. I'm in near perfect health.
