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Biohacker leads with controversial approach to rejuvenation

Sam Jansen
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Biohacker leads with controversial approach to rejuvenation

American biohacker Bryan Johnson is said to have cloned himself to use young organs for rejuvenation. According to the source, this is an extreme step in the quest for a longer lifespan.

Johnson has long been known as a pioneer in the biohacking world. His latest action, in which he reportedly created his own clones, is causing controversy. The goal is to use organs that are still young, which, according to the source, could help rejuvenate the body.

This approach is sparking much debate. Some see it as a breakthrough in the fight against aging, while others consider it dangerous or unethical. According to the source, it is not yet clear how this process works exactly and whether it is safe.

This development follows earlier experiments by Johnson, who is already known for his extreme lifestyle to combat aging. Whether this method will be widely adopted remains to be seen.

This report is a summary based on the mentioned source and is not medical advice. Always consult a doctor or pharmacist in case of complaints.

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