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‘Don’t die’: Who is Bryan Johnson, the millionaire biohacker behind Netflix’s new immortality documentary?

A new film by the executive producer of Tiger King chronicles one 47-year-old man’s multi-million-dollar bid to beat death and live forever. But why is he doing it, and can it possibly work?

The Independent UK

6 top new movies to stream this week on Netflix, Max, Hulu and more (Dec. 31-Jan. 6)

There's plenty of new movies arriving across the best streaming services this week including "A Real Pain", "Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl" and more.

Tom’s Guide

New on Netflix: 5 movies and shows to watch this week (Dec. 30-Jan. 5)

Dig into all the new Netflix TV shows and movies heading to Netflix this week.

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Netflix director adopted three habits after a year with biohacking millionaire Bryan Johnson

Chris Smith followed biohacker Bryan Johnson for a year for his documentary, ‘Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever’

The Independent UK

This Netflix filmmaker made 3 lifestyle changes after spending a year with a millionaire who is trying to live forever

A year with a man who doesn't want to die.

Fortune

Dr Sabine Donnai: The key to longevity is not to stress about it

Victoria Turk meets Dr Sabine Donnai, the longevity doctor to the nought point nought one percent – who offers a fresh perspective

Evening Standard

Tech millionaire who spends $2 million a year to live forever says he packs ‘every calorie’ while traveling abroad—including to India for a week

Bryan Johnson is solely eating products from his company's longevity line while abroad.

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Tech millionaire who spends $2 million a year to live forever looks unrecognizable after anti-aging procedure

Bryan Johnson’s latest escapade went seriously wrong.

Fortune

“It’s Sad”: 47YO Biohacker Shows What Happened After Injecting Fat Into His Face

"Immediately following the injections, my face began to blow up." The post “It’s Sad”: 47YO Biohacker Shows What Happened After Injecting Fat Into His Face first appeared on Bored Panda.

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My wrong posture was 'slowly killing' my brain: Millionaire Bryan Johnson shares his MRI findings

Millionaire Bryan Johnson is well known for arresting his growing age. The American entrepreneur and venture capitalist is the CEO of a company that creates devices that monitor and record brain activity. "Death is our only foe," reads his Instagram bio.

The Times of India

Millionaire Bryan Johnson reveals how he hacked genetic baldness and premature hair greying

Bryan Johnson, the 47-year-old tech millionaire and anti-ageing enthusiast, took to social media to reveal his hair transformation. Known for his ambitious health experiments, Johnson shared how he successfully reversed male pattern baldness and reduced premature greying by around 70%.

The Times of India

Millionaire biohacker, 47, reveals how he managed to ‘reverse his hair loss and greying by 70 per cent’

The biohacker says he should be ‘genetically bald’ by now – but claims he fixed it without a hair transplant

The Independent UK

Multimillionaire biohacker replaces the ‘liquid gold’ in his body in bid to reverse aging

‘My plasma is the cleanest he’s ever seen. By far. He couldn’t get over it,’ Bryan Johnson said

The Independent UK

Why everything you think about living to 100 might be wrong

While healthy eating and regular workouts are certainly good for us, many scientists now believe that genes rather than lifestyle are the determining factor in how long we live

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Anti-aging fanatic Bryan Johnson praises 80-year-old Larry Ellison for ‘doing a good job managing biological aging’

Ellison, known for his strict diet, has invested over $350 million in research on aging.

The Guardian - US

Blood, sweat and testes: rich men have always wanted to live for ever

Today’s dubious anti-ageing treatments look at lot like those of history. Just look at Louis XIII or Pope Innocent VIII

The Independent UK

Biohacker, 35, says he lives ‘like a vampire’ to look like a teenager forever

Exclusive: ‘I keep my outdoor activities to before or after sunset’

The Independent UK

Multimillionaire biohacker spends $2m a year to become 18 again. How and why?

‘You know you made it when your son could pass as your sibling,’

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Evening Standard

How biohacking took over the wellness world

How far would you go to extend your lifespan? Alexandra Neagen takes a deep dive into the extreme health craze

The Independent UK

Who is biohacker Bryan Johnson and what is he doing to ‘prolong his life’?

The tech guru says he wants the body of an 18-year-old.

The Independent UK

Entrepreneur claims to have slowed ageing to the equivalent of a birthday every 19 months

Bryan Johnson spends an estimated $2m each year on new anti-aging technology

Fortune

Longevity investor Bryan Johnson hosted Kim Kardashian and Andrew Huberman at a ‘Don’t Die Dinner,' where they discussed their own mortality

What do these influencers have in common? A night of nutty pudding.

Fortune

This longevity scientist’s 3 surprising predictions for the growing industry of healthy aging

CEO of Generation Lab is taking chances in the business of living longer.

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Biotech CEO Who Used Son’s Blood To “Reverse Aging” Says He’s “Transitioning”

The tech entrepreneur, 46, spent millions on reversing his biological age to look like a teenager. The post Biotech CEO Who Used Son’s Blood To “Reverse Aging” Says He’s “Transitioning” first appeared on Bored Panda.

Evening Standard

Meet Kayla Barnes, the female Bryan Johnson

A rising interest in longevity training has unlocked the secrets to a long and happy life. But if you aren’t a billionaire, where can you go on the ultimate journey of self-optimisation? Dipal Acharya investigates

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