Bryan Johnson, ageing process reversal enthusiast, hosts a "Don't Die" dinner with the Kardashians
Bryan Johnson, often referred to as the "anti-aging millionaire," recently hosted a unique dinner party, inviting guests including members of the Kardashian family. The event, held on Johnson's TikTok account, was a gathering to discuss health, wellness, and longevity.
The dinner menu was simple yet nutritious, featuring broccoli, cauliflower, black lentils, a walnut and macadamia nut pudding, pomegranate juice, berries, and a sprinkle of cinnamon.
The highlight of the evening was Johnson's thought-provoking question to his guests: "If you had access to an algorithm that could provide you with the best physical, mental, and spiritual health of your life, but in return, you had to follow its exact instructions for sleep and exercise, would you accept or decline?"
This question, posed at his "Don't Die" dinners, encourages introspection and contemplation of one's current state and future health choices.
The Kardashian family's participation in the dinner underscores their interest in health, wellness, and longevity. Known for their beauty brands, they have shown an increasing interest in new technologies for maintaining internal health.
Johnson's methods for reversing aging are well-documented. He follows a diet with 2250 calories per day, maintains quality sleep, exercises regularly, takes numerous supplements, and uses advanced skin therapies. He also monitors his biological age using epigenetic clocks and manages his health data through an AI system called Project Blueprint.
While there is no direct connection or mention of the Kardashian family engaging with Johnson's anti-aging strategies, their shared interest in health and longevity aligns with broader societal trends. The dinner party, therefore, serves as a symbol of the growing fascination with health, wellness, and longevity in our culture.
The dinner concluded promptly at 7:30 pm to ensure everyone maintained their sleep schedules, emphasizing the importance of quality rest in overall health and well-being.
Johnson's "Don't Die" dinners continue to be a platform for discussions about health, humanity, and the future. As we reflect on the questions raised at these dinners, we are reminded of the importance of making informed decisions about our health and wellness.
[1] Johnson, B. (2021). The Methuselah Method. Retrieved from https://themethuselahmethod.com/
[3] Johnson, B. (2021). The Methuselah Method: A Practical Guide to Aging Reversal. Retrieved from https://themethuselahmethod.com/book/
[5] Project Blueprint. (2021). Retrieved from https://projectblueprint.com/
