Source: CNBC
Summary
Bryan Johnson, an investor focused on longevity, is launching a program called “Immortals” that costs $1 million to join. The program aims to help participants achieve optimal physical and mental health through personalized coaching, medical testing, and other services. Johnson has been investing heavily in his own health and wellness, reportedly spending $2 million per year on his personal regimen.
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The launch follows a familiar script.
Bryan Johnson’s “Immortals” program promises personalized coaching and medical testing for a hefty price tag. The program’s focus on optimal health and wellness sounds like a rebranded version of existing high-end wellness programs. Johnson’s own $2 million annual health investment is touted as a model for the program. The $1 million price tag for “Immortals” seems more like a luxury item than a revolutionary health solution. The real question is, will participants live forever or just feel like they’re getting older?
Author: Evan Null
