Biohacker Bryan Johnson claims he has cloned himself
Translated from Swedish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Biohacker Bryan Johnson claims to have cloned himself as part of his anti-aging regimen.
- Johnson states he reprogrammed his cells to an embryonic stage, enabling him to rebuild his body organ by organ.
- The process is part of his ongoing efforts to reverse aging, detailed on his social media platform X.
Self-proclaimed biohacker Bryan Johnson has announced a radical new step in his quest to slow down and reverse aging: he claims to have cloned himself. Johnson stated on the social media platform X that he has reprogrammed his cells to an embryonic stage.
According to Johnson, this cellular reprogramming allows him to "rebuild my body, organ by organ." This ambitious endeavor is the latest in his highly publicized efforts to achieve biological youthfulness, which have involved extensive and often unconventional treatments.
Johnson's approach to anti-aging has garnered significant attention, with his methods involving strict protocols for diet, exercise, and medical interventions. His claim of self-cloning represents a significant escalation in his pursuit of longevity, pushing the boundaries of current scientific understanding and ethical considerations.
While the specifics of his cloning process remain detailed on his X account, the announcement has once again placed Johnson at the center of discussions surrounding aging, biotechnology, and the future of human health.
It makes it possible for me to rebuild my body, organ by organ
Originally published by Dagens Nyheter in Swedish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.