ROAmerican entrepreneur Bryan Johnson, known for his efforts to extend life and avoid aging, has been diagnosed with autoimmune atrophic gastritis (AIG), an incurable condition that causes deficiencies in vitamin B12 and iron, leading to anemia. Johnson revealed this information on his X account, stating he is unsure how long he has had the disease but is committed to exploring experimental treatments. He attributes the illness to poor dietary habits and stress from raising three children and running a business. Johnson, who founded Braintree and later sold it to PayPal for $800 million, is the subject of a 2024 Netflix documentary titled 'Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever.' He runs a company called Blueprint that sells products aimed at extending life, including supplements and olive oil. Despite criticism for his eccentric lifestyle, Johnson remains focused on finding solutions to his health challenges.
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