Venture capitalist Bryan Johnson attracted the attention of X users on Wednesday by posting data about his son’s erections on the app. This is the same guy who took transfusions of his son’s plasma in an attempt to stave off death. He calls this anti-aging scheme “Project Blueprint” and his son, Talmage Johnson, earned the nickname “ Blood Boy .”

Biohacker Bryan Johson claims to have stalled the progress of aging in his new Netflix documentary, Don’t Die.

Biohacker Bryan Johnson has been drawing attention to his unconventional methods to "reverse" the aging process for years. His bid to "live forever" was even the feature of a Netflix documentary. The 47-year-old previously revealed his £1.

Anti-aging tech millionaire Bryan Johnson’s recent post on X/Twitter has riled up the internet for posting nocturnal penile tumescence (NPT) or sleep-related erections (SREs), aka the nighttime erection data of himself and his 19-year-old son,

Bryan has not only monitored, but also shared the results of his biohacking efforts with the world. A comprehensive dataset, ranging from his heart rate

Bryan Johnson, a millionaire tech mogul known for his extreme anti-aging techniques, is once again raising eyebrows. On Wednesday, Jan. 22, the 47-year-old biohacker took to X to share his teenage son's "nighttime erection data.