Bryan Johnson Credits Health Regimen for Mitigating Autoimmune Condition

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Biohacker Bryan Johnson, 48, revealed his autoimmune gastritis diagnosis and stated his health regimen has likely prevented the condition from worsening.
He also addressed critics of his anti-aging lifestyle.

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Biohacker Bryan Johnson, 48, revealed his autoimmune gastritis diagnosis and stated his health regimen has likely prevented the condition from worsening. He also addressed critics of his anti-aging lifestyle.

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