Bryan Johnson explains that your organs age at different rates. A 31-year-old might have the skin of someone older but lungs of someone younger. Measuring roughly 70 organs reveals which systems need attention to improve your health.
So combining this all together, I'm 31, but on paper, what would you say after looking at this?
Biologically, you're a bit older than your chronological age in your skin, health, but in others. Like your lungs. Yeah, your lungs. Like, so this is the thing. This is why age is complicated. And this is what we're talking about is, like, when you look at your whole body, all 70 organs, plus your physical capacity, you realize, like, your body ages at different speeds, right? Your brain's different than your lungs, lungs different than your balance. And so by doing these measurements, it really helps you figure out, like, where to focus, really makes it real, like, what good health is.
