Tech entrepreneur and self-described biohacker Bryan Johnson, who was recently diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis (AIG), has made another headline in his mission to slow aging. The 48-year-old, known for spending millions on longevity treatments, says he has "cloned" himself as a newborn as part of an ambitious effort to develop replacement organs and test anti-aging therapies.
The announcement, shared on social media, has sparked widespread debate, with Johnson calling it the future of healthcare. But the medical experts have argued that the technology he describes is nowhere near reality.
Bryan Johnson says he 'cloned' himself
Johnson shared the update on X, where he claimed he had successfully created what he called a newborn version of himself. “I just cloned myself…as a newborn,” Johnson, 48, wrote on X on Tuesday. “This may be scary to some people…a dystopian future.”
