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Biohacker Bryan Johnson reveals he has incurable disease: ‘My stomach is eating itself’

Biohacker Bryan Johnson, who spent millions on longevity, now faces an incurable autoimmune disease eating his stomach.

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Biohacker Bryan Johnson has publicly disclosed a diagnosis of **autoimmune gastritis**, a condition where his immune system attacks his stomach lining. Coverage notes he has spent **$2 million annually** on anti-aging treatments and experiments, including a 2023 attempt to reverse his biological age. Johnson described the disease as ‘hard to detect, often silent,’ and stated he will pursue **experimental care** rather than conventional treatment.

Australian and Indian outlets emphasize the irony of Johnson’s lifelong pursuit of immortality now confronting a degenerative disease. The Times of India and News.com.au highlight his past claims of reversing aging, while MSN and The Economic Times focus on his financial commitment to unproven therapies. No medical details beyond the diagnosis and his refusal of standard treatment are confirmed.

Watch for updates on Johnson’s experimental treatment plan, potential reactions from the anti-aging research community, and whether this shifts public perception of his past claims. Coverage may also explore whether his financial backers or collaborators distance themselves from his methods.

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What is autoimmune gastritis?

A rare autoimmune disorder where the body’s immune system attacks the stomach lining, leading to inflammation, ulcers, and potential complications like pernicious anemia. Johnson’s case is described as ‘incurable’ in current coverage.

How much has Bryan Johnson spent on anti-aging efforts?

Coverage states he spends **$2 million annually** on longevity-related treatments and experiments, including a 2023 project to reverse his biological age.

What treatment is Johnson pursuing?

He has announced plans for **experimental care**, though no specifics—such as the type of treatment or its source—have been disclosed in current reports.

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