He’s built a global reputation by trying to cheat death through science.
But biohacker Bryan Johnson, who follows one of the world’s most extreme anti-ageing routines, has confessed he may have ‘taken this whole longevity thing too far’.
The entrepreneur, 48, has spent millions of dollars in a relentless quest to reverse ageing, from swallowing more than 100 pills a day to receiving blood plasma from his teenage son.
So the candid admission will come as a surprise to Mr Johnson’s millions of followers, given he has long championed his strict regimen as the blueprint for a longer, healthier life.
Instead, the longevity guru
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