Bryan Johnson gets full-body MRI scans multiple times a week for baseline tracking, plus custom protocols targeting specific organs like the heart, liver, and brain. His latest scan was a dedicated muscle scan to monitor changes in muscle mass and body fat over time.
When you're getting these full body MRIs, how often are you getting them? And it really depends on what you're trying to look at. I mean, this week I had two. What's the reason you get two in a week? Part of it's routine measurement. The other stuff is we're drilling down the past two weeks. We did my heart, my liver, kidney, spine, age. And you can't just do that in, like, a full thing. Like, you have to really dive in on that particular thing. Some of these things are our standard scans. Others are custom protocols. We write the spine was unique. The brain we do is part standard, part unique. We did a full body muscle scan this week. This is our second. So we're looking at my change of muscle and fat.
