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The Immortalists by Aleks Krotoski review – the downsides of cheating death

Life extensionists like Bryan Johnson want to live forever. But at what cost?

The Guardian - UK

A booming longevity industry wants to sell us ‘immortality’. There could be hidden costs

If you could, would you pay to live forever? Some Silicon Valley billionaires aren’t just making tech products – they’ve set their sights on immortality.

The Conversation

The New Status Symbol Is Your Face—How 'Quiet Luxury' Took Over Our Tweakments

And the accompanying decline of fillers and Botox...

Marie Claire

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Could Humans Become Immortal, As Putin Was Heard Telling Xi?

Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping have been recorded on a hot mic discussing how organ transplants and other medical advances could let humans live past 150 years -- or even become immortal.

International Business Times

Real estate star Fredrik Eklund says wealthy homebuyers ares splurging on at-home ‘biohacking’: Cold plunges, IV drips, hot tubs, and infrared saunas

‘Million Dollar Listing’ star Fredrik Eklund says his millionaire clientele are spending big bucks to do popular wellness trends at home—the same rituals promoted by CEOs leading Whole Foods, Thrive Market, and Norges Bank.

Fortune

The longevity race: Could we really live to 150?

Tech billionaires are betting their fortunes on living longer — and the science is getting us closer. Claire Cohen reports

Evening Standard

Bryan Johnson Spent Millions To Be 18 Again—Says Novo Nordisk's Ozempic Anti-Aging Hype Is Misleading: 'Data Is Not There'

Tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson, who spends $2 million annually on anti-aging treatments, refutes claims that Novo Nordisk AS‘s (NYSE:NVO) Ozempic demonstrates anti-aging properties. Johnson disputed a post on social platform X suggesting the diabetes drug reverses biological aging by 3.1 years.

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Bryan Johnson is hiring a CEO for his company, Blueprint, so he can focus on living forever: 'I don't need the money'

Johnson said he was hiring a new CEO and CTO, he added, "who can lead the business while I focus on don't die."

Fortune

Your organs have their own age – and it may predict health risks better than your birthday

HEALTH: We’re used to guessing someone’s age by spotting wrinkles or a receding hairline. But figuring out how old their brain, arteries, or kidneys are? That’s a whole different challenge, writes James Liddell

The Independent UK

Want to lower your biological age? Doctors reveal key lifestyle changes

Biological age is different to chronological age – and thankfully you can reverse it

The Independent UK

What’s your ‘biological age’? And here’s how to lower it…

Doctors reveal what you should be doing to reverse your biological age.

The Independent UK

Immortality at a price: how the promise of delaying death has become a consumer marketing bonanza

Living forever has become the wellness and marketing trend of the 2020s. But cheating death – or at least delaying it – will come at a price.

The Conversation

Who Is Bryan Johnson? Meet the Millionaire Biohacker 'Replacing His Blood' to Defy Ageing

Bryan Johnson, a 47-year-old tech millionaire, has garnered significant attention for his extreme biohacking efforts, which aim to reverse ageing and extend his lifespan.

International Business Times UK

Bryan Johnson, Mel Gibson—and possibly RFK Jr.—swear by methylene blue for wellness. Here's what science says

The latest wellness hack to be attached to RFK Jr. is methylene blue, a Smurf-colored liquid embraced by biohackers for its alleged brain-boosting and longevity powers.

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The Independent UK

I went to a ‘longevity doctor’ to find out how to biohack my health and live forever

FIRST PERSON: Such practices may be associated with unhinged billionaires throwing money at dreams of immortality, but the ‘longevity’ wellness trend isn’t just for the 0.1 per cent. Helen Coffey gets checked out by the UK’s leading guru to unlock the secrets of a long life

TechRadar

I asked ChatGPT, Gemini, and other AIs how to combat aging, and only one did the right thing

On the question of how to combat aging, these AIs have almost all the answers.

Evening Standard

Bryan Johnson's most controversial tips for living longer, from no meals after noon to more erections

Forget cheat days, parties and dinner: longevity requires sacrifices according to Bryan Johnson, the man trying to live forever

MusicRadar

"Thanks to streaming, more artists than ever before are generating royalties at every career stage, more than at any time in music history": Spotify is bigger and paying out more than ever with $10 billion heading to rights holders' pockets

Those are the figures from its latest Loud & Clear report and Spotify reckons that's great news for everyone

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What do Bryan Johnson and Mayim Bialik have in common? They both swear by hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Here's what it is

The treatment is increasingly popping up among longevity chasing biohackers and at spas and wellness centers.

Evening Standard

Why neurohacking is the new biohacking

Brain training just got an upgrade: neurohacking is the latest wellness microtrend, but is there a way to do it without breaking the bank?

The Independent UK

What is biohacking – and can you actually hack your health?

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Biohacking is a divisive term, but it’s worked for Emilie Lavinia, and many others

The Guardian - UK

Do you know your ‘penis age’? Bryan Johnson does

The 47-year-old tech millionaire claims to have the penis of a 22-year-old. How does he know, and what does it have to do with his dream of living for ever?

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Kardashian Dinner Turns Awkward As Bryan Johnson Boasts About His Nighttime “Muscle Contraction”

"I don't know what to do with this." The Kardashians experienced an awkward moment during dinner with longevity expert Bryan Johnson as he started boasting about his “nighttime erections.” The post Kardashian Dinner Turns Awkward As Bryan Johnson Boasts About His Nighttime “Muscle Contraction” first appeared on Bored Panda.

Evening Standard

Who is Bryan Johnson, the tech CEO who spent millions on anti-ageing venture

The entrepreneur has recently revealed what he eats in a day in his search for longevity

The Conversation

The quest to extend human life is both fascinating and fraught with moral peril

“Who wants to live forever?” Freddie Mercury mournfully asks in Queen’s 1986 song of the same name.

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