Bryan Johnson, the founder of BluePrint, a Millionaire who tries his best to maintain his youthfulness has come up with yet another experiment. Johnson wants the same knees as an 18-year-old boy even though he is 46 years old. The entrepreneur explained to his audience how he plans to achieve such a goal.
Johnson revealed that he does not have any major issues with his joints as of now, however, he does have subtle aches. However, this experiment is not meant to only fix his small pains but to test if he can at all repair age-related damage on knees and hips by restoring vitality and lessening deterioration in the future.
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Bryan Johnson details his journey of restoring his joints
Johnson explained how he recently injected around 300 million bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells in six of his joints including his knees, shoulders as well as hips. He also highlighted that the doctors might need to repeat this therapy on Johnson to achieve their goal. Johnson revealed, “Prior to the therapy, we completed comprehensive baseline analysis of each joint with MRI and musculoskeletal ultrasound.”
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The entrepreneur also explained what he hopes to achieve with this process. He listed down, “Improved function, mobility, and athletic performance.” Moreover, he also noted that it needs to add the following functions too, “Elimination of aches and pains. Potential tissue regeneration and prevention of future degeneration.”
But Bryan Johnson is not only about goals and end results, the CEO of anti-aging tech also took his followers through the whole process of mesenchymal stem cells injection in his joints.
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Johnson made it clear that his injections were “checked” in the Bahamas which was under a clinical trial approved by “the national stem cell ethics committee”. He then explained that in each of his joints, about 50 Million of the stem cells were injected. Bryan announced, “50 million MSCs were injected into each of six joints, shoulders, knees, and hips, over two days.”
Johnson also stated that these stem Cells were prepared and shipped from Sweden and were kept under suitable conditions with the help of liquid nitrogen.
“Cells were checked for viability at the point of care in the Bahamas and injected under ultrasound guidance by Dr Sampson for proper deployment under strict protocol,” he further elaborated.
With medical technology advancing at such a rapid pace, do you think Bryan would be able to pull this off? Let us know in the comments below.
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