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  • @BryanJohnson
    @BryanJohnson  18 годин тому +235

    I have the best comprehensive biomarkers in the world. I am, quantitatively, the healthiest person alive. This is what I do every day.
    My current biomarkers: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uIyl4lZv_LWdn1gg7TU-mmRoJV0pBaqXv3lXGo-8UMg

    • @zokpls8712
      @zokpls8712 16 годин тому +1

      Very nice biomarkers my friend.

    • @WaNNa__
      @WaNNa__ 16 годин тому +1

      Love you Bryan!!! Is it. POSSIBLE TO REVERSE AUTOIMUNE DISEASED SUCH AS CHRONS? ITS SUPER RELATED TO FOOD AND DIET, COULD YOU PLEASE HELP ME WITH THAT? I would love to learn more or at least stop the disease progress and I see your diet and foods could really help a lot!

    • @MichaelD.H
      @MichaelD.H 16 годин тому +1

      How do you stay so hydrated throughout the day, and not wake up multiple times..disrupting sleep..to urinate throughout the night?

    • @Newknowledge_01
      @Newknowledge_01 16 годин тому

      Mr Brayn Johnson I am a 17 year old boy from India I love your content I want to work with you And I really want to see that are you really head to change the world
      If you see this 🙏please give me a reply

    • @Newknowledge_01
      @Newknowledge_01 16 годин тому

      Mr Brayn Johnson I am a 17 year old boy from India I love your content I want to work with you And I really want to see that are you really head to change the world
      If you see this 🙏please give me a reply

  • @Iamjustaguy123
    @Iamjustaguy123 16 годин тому +1406

    What blows me away the most, is the mad level of discipline

    • @ScoreGuru123
      @ScoreGuru123 16 годин тому +53

      It's called obsessive

    • @N1mbleOne
      @N1mbleOne 16 годин тому +75

      It's not as much discipline as you might think, he's talked about it many times in various ways, but it's your body adjusting/making a habit of something, and it then becomes effortless, your body craves what you might think is difficult today in your life. My last example of this in my own life is when I eat unhealthy food over christmas, my body gets filled with sugar and a ton of calories, and it's very difficult to go back to a lower calorie intake without sugar, but 2-3 weeks into my low calorie diet, I don't want anything sugar at all, I can serve family and friends cookies and snacks without even feeling any temptation at all to even taste it, at that point there's no discipline involved at all. What Bryan is doing is the same thing, but through many aspects of his day and life, we humans are amazing at adapting to new circumstances and environments.

    • @MeltedMask
      @MeltedMask 16 годин тому +15

      It is not a discipline or self contol if you don't want to be in somewhere else doing something else.
      You does not need self control to do habits, you just do it.
      Breaking a habbit needs self control.

    • @NeillWylie
      @NeillWylie 15 годин тому +1

      ​@@MeltedMaskwhat if you don't want to do the habit but absolutely must do the habit or you'll die? For example, with kidney failure you may need to drink only 750ml per day regardless of how much ypu want to drink. What is that person called by not drinking when their body craves it?

    • @SMGMusic14
      @SMGMusic14 15 годин тому +1

      It's mental illness......

  • @youMatterItDoesGetBetter
    @youMatterItDoesGetBetter 7 годин тому +197

    Just got diagnosed with terminal brain cancer at 34. Totally healthy, just had a headache at the gym and now I’ve got like 15 months. Surgery tomorrow. Life is what it is. No cancer in the family. I run miles every week and body build. Live your life. I’m moving to Thailand.

    • @danielslammms8740
      @danielslammms8740 5 годин тому +21

      holy shit, good luck man i hope you live the rest of your life happy and doing whatever the hell you want

    • @azurezzz
      @azurezzz 5 годин тому

      I don't know if this will mean anything to you, but I invite you to Islam :)

    • @littlemagicpenguin9576
      @littlemagicpenguin9576 4 години тому +14

      I just read your comment or post on reddit a few hours ago! My deepest sympathies!!! Wish your best luck with surgery!!!!

    • @scottishfoldmocha5875
      @scottishfoldmocha5875 4 години тому

      extract from turmeric, ivermectin, fenbendazole

    • @gjram8807
      @gjram8807 4 години тому +5

      Stay strong. U'll pull through. Even if u don't I pray Good things await you in the after life.

  • @NickHoddinott
    @NickHoddinott 16 годин тому +417

    What I like is that Bryan is doing the most extreme version of this so we can all see what works and what to focus on. Great inspiration as we start 2025.

    • @johnf4680
      @johnf4680 14 годин тому

      You will die if you do what he does. You will die younger. This has been seen over and over in medical history.

    • @razrfalconrazrfalcon686
      @razrfalconrazrfalcon686 12 годин тому +8

      we wont get to see what works because he does so many things that you don't know which factor is for his improvement and which isn't

    • @Nyquilxsprite
      @Nyquilxsprite 11 годин тому

      @@razrfalconrazrfalcon686the most important things are the pillars. Sleep exercise water and food. If you do those things very well you are easily in the top 5 percent of humanity. Probably closer to one eprcent

    • @Handles_AreStupid
      @Handles_AreStupid 11 годин тому +1

      @@razrfalconrazrfalcon686 True, it would be hard to control for variables, but that would be true even if he was only doing one thing, seeing as genetic variations gives you a few THOUSAND different variables you cannot control for. I, for example, function best on ketogenic diets as my body has a particular dislike for carb heavy foods (still unsure why, probably gluten or oxylate or something). If my carnivore diet got me to live to 130 years old, that wouldn't mean it would work for everyone. My body just functions best like this.
      You can reasonably make some conclusions based on his routine, though. I would argue that applying vitamin C to his skin is likely doing nothing as applying anything beyond an oil based sealant to the face isn't going to do much for complexion or skin health (imo). It's more likely that specific wave length exposure would lend itself to skin health over vitamin C inclusion. My diet is naturally very low on vitamin C, and yet all related blood markers are clean, showing that your body can adapt to defficiency and maintain function without compromising health, so long as your diet choices are smart.
      One thing you could try doing that I've been doing for the last few months is supplementing carotenoids. I supplement lycopene and astaxanthin as these compounds accumulate in your subcutanious fat and can provide provable UV protection to you skin. It also makes you look slightly more full of life than this guy's vampire aesthetic.

    • @frostbyte9387
      @frostbyte9387 11 годин тому

      @@razrfalconrazrfalcon686so true

  • @sirij8784
    @sirij8784 15 годин тому +301

    People hate on him because he doesn't look that young but I can tell he's optimizing his given genetics. If he didn't do anything he would look way older but its unfair comparing him to people with better genetics. He's optimizing his genetic potential and we should all be thankful

    • @laisspinelli4949
      @laisspinelli4949 13 годин тому +13

      People just want stuff to criticize on, even if it’s irrelevant. I don’t remember how old he is, but to me, he gives me this feeling that he’s a guy in his early 30s, so relaxed and yet mature (plus the amazing skin), even though 30 years old is closer to his son’s age.

    • @caramelcocoa234
      @caramelcocoa234 12 годин тому +6

      If he got a beard, died his hair dark brown and got a slight tan he would look his bio age! I think because he’s optimizing everything he needs to be bare to show results. I don’t get the criticism although I don’t like that he blasphemes against Christianity. That’s a recipe to die lol

    • @stefanmatton8778
      @stefanmatton8778 11 годин тому +1

      You know what, you actually make an excellent point. You've changed my views on him. Cheers👏

    • @kooroshrostami27
      @kooroshrostami27 10 годин тому +1

      You may do all of those things, but you could still have all kinds of emotional stresses and mental disorders you would never dare to show as an influencer. These stresses may well have you age faster, despite all your healthy routines and protocols. It could just be OCD disguised as ultimate health. One may also hypnotize himself with this otherwordly, perfect lifestyle to cover one's anxieties, the fear of inevitable death and whatnot. But that won't resolve them. After all, you are still going to die, and you don't know when, either. This will stay the same. Make no mistake, his routine is mechanical, it's based on disciplined repetition. Though he may do many different things throughout the day, it's all wrapped up in a pattern which he repeats. Mechanical repetitiveness can make you dull and insensitive, it will do the exact opposite of having you face your inner demons and repressed afflictions and so forth.
      I am not saying this is the case for this guy. But this level of perfectionism can be very unhealthy in many ways for people who try to take it as an example.

    • @Iglum
      @Iglum 10 годин тому

      I mean the man is almost 50 🎉

  • @TheItalyPizza
    @TheItalyPizza 16 годин тому +738

    The Media really tried to portray Bryan as a Bad and Crazy guy when this all started but here he is providing all this information to us for free so we can also extend our lives, Respect ❤

    • @KingTshonyane
      @KingTshonyane 16 годин тому +2

    • @e.l.5402
      @e.l.5402 16 годин тому +35

      Dude tries to be as healthy as possible.
      Media: Crazy, asshole billionaire. Hate him!!1!
      Makes me think, what the goal of the media is

    • @ffgangffgang-i5w
      @ffgangffgang-i5w 16 годин тому +1

      yeah man he is good

    • @MrFreshFruits
      @MrFreshFruits 16 годин тому +11

      Facts bro- never listen when the masses call someone crazy. Formed my own opinion and realized Bryan is just a pioneer. All pioneers are crazy.

    • @wickywills
      @wickywills 16 годин тому +1

      What media?

  • @a.lumpia
    @a.lumpia 16 годин тому +219

    Today I heard someone say, "the greatest human experience is good health," and I can't stop thinking about it

    • @dimitri_korea_seoul
      @dimitri_korea_seoul 15 годин тому +7

      This one hits so hard 💪

    • @chanmim
      @chanmim 12 годин тому +1

      It's true!!!

    • @0Fallacy
      @0Fallacy 11 годин тому +5

      This one slaps and is technically true bc at any point in life where you suffer and fall ill, your 1 wish is to get better

    • @deerhian
      @deerhian 4 години тому +1

      True words for real

    • @Maplefoxx-vl2ew
      @Maplefoxx-vl2ew 16 хвилин тому

      good health is proper excersice and an organic diet.. Brian is a lunatic who thinks we are god.. he literally said a few days ago on national TV there is no god.. F this Brian loser

  • @captainpollutiontv
    @captainpollutiontv 15 годин тому +47

    There are millions of consultants out there on earth. Some of them do tell nonsense or try to sell their stuff. Bryan is kinda the first person i do truly believe to be trusted when it comes to health. Its so grounded and transparent. I will try to add some of his habbits to my own.

    • @suzque63
      @suzque63 14 годин тому

      Bryan can be Trusted? You are aware that his products line are NOT Non-GMO labeled right? He’s not being honest because those Blueprint products have GENETICALLY MODIFIED “organisms,” (that damage DNA), just like any other product/supplement out there 😂

    • @captainpollutiontv
      @captainpollutiontv 14 годин тому

      @@suzque63 And what should make me believe that you are telling me the truth? It could be true, could be fake, your comment could be ai generated. Show me the source of your statement. Do you know for fact that his supplements damage your DNA? Did you test it? It could be true but i dont trust any random comment on UA-cam.

    • @kooroshrostami27
      @kooroshrostami27 10 годин тому +5

      He's also trying to sell you his stuff. Just click on the links on his channel and you will find out.

    • @Maplefoxx-vl2ew
      @Maplefoxx-vl2ew 14 хвилин тому

      nah bro, he just claimed we are god and there is no god.. he's a pschopath just like Ray Kurzweil.. these ppl are losers. i'm in much better health than this guy. he's a weirdo

  • @alpine_studio
    @alpine_studio 16 годин тому +45

    Hey Bryan, I wanted to sincerely express my gratitude for everything you do. Blueprint does not just aim to make us immortal but has also grown an amazing community. The people following "Don't Die" are lovely and supportive. Thank you so much! You're not a grifter, but a gifter.

  • @wmobilas
    @wmobilas 10 годин тому +56

    SUMMARY:
    ~5:00 AM - Wake-Up
    Natural wake-up (no alarms).
    10,000 lux light therapy for 3-5 min.
    Track weight, body fat, muscle, hydration, and arterial stiffness.
    5:15 AM - Morning Care
    Hair serum application, 2-min scalp massage, infrared hat for 6 min.
    Meditation/Breathwork (10-15 min).
    Drink 8 oz with Blueprint longevity mix, collagen peptides, creatine, and prebiotics.
    6:00-7:30 AM - Workout
    Warm-up: Dynamic stretching (10 min).
    Strength: Compound lifts (45 min).
    Cardio: HIIT or steady-state (15-20 min).
    Cooldown: Flexibility and balance exercises (10 min).
    Weekends: Outdoor activities (e.g. hiking).
    7:30 AM - Breakfast
    Blueprint Longevity Protein with collagen peptides.
    Berry-nut mix (blueberries, walnuts, chia seeds).
    Add extra virgin olive oil, 100% pure cacao.
    Supplements.
    8:00-9:30 AM - Therapies
    Red/Near-Infrared Therapy: 6 min.
    HBOT: Hyperbaric oxygen therapy session.
    Shockwave Therapy: Full-body focused shockwave therapy.
    9:30 AM - Skin Care
    Wash face with vitamin C-rich moisturizer.
    Exfoliate 2-3 times per week with a Japanese washcloth.
    9:45 AM - Outdoor Walk
    10 min in sunlight for mood.
    10:00 AM-1:00 PM - Deep Work
    Focus on hardest tasks.
    Use a sitting/standing desk.
    1:00 PM - Lunch
    Super veggie meal: Lentils, cauliflower, mushrooms, broccoli.
    Toppings: Hemp seeds, garlic, ginger, olive oil.
    1:30-3:30 PM - Movement Breaks
    Every 30 min: 5 min of light activity (stretching, walking, bodyweight exercises).
    3:30 PM - Final Meal
    Vegetables, nuts, seeds, berries (e.g., sweet potato stuffed with avocado, tomatoes, chickpeas, olive oil).
    Daily macros: 2250 cal, 25% protein, 35% carbs, 40% fats.
    Throughout the Day - Hydration
    Hydrate with water, tea, or electrolyte drinks as needed.
    Stop all liquids after 4 PM to prevent sleep disturbance.
    4:30 PM - Outdoor Walk
    10 min walk outside.
    5:00-7:00 PM - Family Time
    Spend time with family/friends.
    7:00 PM - Evening Wind-Down
    Reading, meditation, or breathwork.
    Use red-light night shift mode everywhere, minimise screens.
    8:30 PM - Sleep
    Minimize resting heart rate.
    Sleep goals: 2 hrs REM, 2 hrs deep,

  • @rpg8claud
    @rpg8claud 11 годин тому +31

    I can't believe that i've been doing this same routine for almost 2years now. Been doing Intermittent fasting for 2 straight years and never missed a day. I thought i was the only one having my first meal around 6-7am after a fasted workout and last meal for the day around 11am-12nn. Goes to bed around 7pm-8pm and sleeps really fast as soon as i lie down and wakes up around 4am-5am. I'm 37 yrs old feeling 10years younger. You actually don't need expensive resources to do what Bryan does. Your own available resources are enough to do this routine. Thank Bryan. Your work here confirms that what I'm doing is on the right path.

    • @magdagarrag8968
      @magdagarrag8968 8 годин тому

      I want to go to bed early but I am missing out on night life in my city any recommendations

    • @j946atFIVEFOUR88AA
      @j946atFIVEFOUR88AA 7 годин тому

      @@magdagarrag8968 decide what's more important to you.

    • @DivinityIsInYou
      @DivinityIsInYou 6 годин тому

      @@magdagarrag8968you don’t need it. You’ll look back at it as a waste. I grew up in miami in my 20s now and I’m very familiar with night life. Consciously declined It’s a fruitless endeavor.
      What you actually are likely struggling with is seeking tribal acceptance You have to ask yourself are those people truly worth the time and are their actions of those that you future self wants to be associated with. Probably not. At least if you want the highest of your self.

    • @Kunskapstorst
      @Kunskapstorst 6 годин тому

      Amazing! Do you know what helps you falling (and staying) asleep?

    • @rpg8claud
      @rpg8claud 5 годин тому

      @@Kunskapstorst to fall asleep, there are a lot of factors for that like a good quiet environment, maybe atleast 3hours of no food intake before bed, screen time, etc. Bryan has a video about sleep. For staying asleep, maybe pee before going to bed.

  • @garygreyxo
    @garygreyxo 12 годин тому +5

    Such an inspiration!

  • @unknown00910
    @unknown00910 16 годин тому +508

    Falling asleep 1-3 minutes after getting to bed is diabolical

    • @DM-gq5pt
      @DM-gq5pt 15 годин тому +7

      Why?

    • @EstebanLlovera-e1q
      @EstebanLlovera-e1q 15 годин тому +34

      True. It takes me 20-30 minutes to fall asleep.
      Maybe I should try this stuff more

    • @krilledeluxe7177
      @krilledeluxe7177 15 годин тому +26

      if u want to fall asleep rly fast, then u should workout enough und meditate before sleep. i need 10sec-3min to fall asleep

    • @homosapien6031
      @homosapien6031 15 годин тому +6

      Low key feels superhuman tbh

    • @harrisonschwartz565
      @harrisonschwartz565 14 годин тому +13

      Seriously. At one point in my life, it consistently took an hour (plus or minus 30 minutes) and sometimes 3 hours.
      They gave me drugs, but it’s amazing how much more effective daily exercise, nutrition, and (abandoning my father’s expectations of societal success) have helped more.

  • @mattsacha
    @mattsacha 15 годин тому +31

    Simple & straight to the point. Awesome breakdown 👍🏼

  • @MisterImmortalSnail
    @MisterImmortalSnail 14 годин тому +42

    It’s easy to think “how is he so disciplined!?” when you don’t perceive every activity Brian is doing every day as a step towards the goals that you have in *your* life. Being “disciplined” doesn’t require as much willpower when you perceive everything you do in life as a step towards the goals that you want to achieve. -“when our tasks are aligned with our core motivations, we often need less willpower because we feel naturally pulled forward.”
    Best of luck to everyone reading this who wants to change their life for the better.

    • @0Fallacy
      @0Fallacy 11 годин тому +2

      He sees it as his video game he's trying to max his scores on

    • @MisterImmortalSnail
      @MisterImmortalSnail 11 годин тому

      @ w honestly

    • @kooroshrostami27
      @kooroshrostami27 10 годин тому +2

      He's still going to die in the end.

    • @MisterImmortalSnail
      @MisterImmortalSnail 10 годин тому

      @ just like you and me

    • @kooroshrostami27
      @kooroshrostami27 10 годин тому +2

      @@MisterImmortalSnail Yeah, but he says he doesn't want to die, and yet he can't escape that fate. He also doesn't know at what time death strikes. Just as you and me.

  • @JoniKukkola
    @JoniKukkola 16 годин тому +18

    I've been following your journey for some time and recently watched your Netflix documentary. One of the most impactful and beautiful moment for me was witnessing your relationship with your son. It's clear how deeply meaningful it is for both of you. You're both truly lucky to have each other.

  • @DavidFreeman-k8u
    @DavidFreeman-k8u 15 годин тому +23

    This is the best introductory video you’ve ever released. Packed with info, simple concepts.

  • @wesleyfarmer426
    @wesleyfarmer426 13 годин тому +8

    I’ve been doing some of these things for the past couple months now. I’m only 22 and see a major change in mood and energy. I’m in college and work full time so my time and money is pretty limited, but meditating, doing proper stretching and yoga, and exercising everyday has caused amazing change in my life so far. I was gifted a sleep tracker for Christmas and love monitoring it and noticing improvements by making small changes throughout the day.

  • @VeganHealthFoodie
    @VeganHealthFoodie 9 годин тому +2

    I can't spend 2 million a year, BUT I am following as close as possible with the means I have! I am loving this, I am already feeling better, watching my posture, while driving, eating super clean and buying as much as I can non plastic items, all organic, I will slowly change out everything I have! Thank you Bryan, this past week, binge watching your videos has given me amazing motivation!

  • @Alaskaventureswithbrodie
    @Alaskaventureswithbrodie 16 годин тому +10

    You’re doing amazing! You seem like a great person and people that have bad things to say are just unhappy with their life. You can tell you actually enjoy what you do. ❤

  • @dimitri_korea_seoul
    @dimitri_korea_seoul 16 годин тому +7

    The media and journalists tried hard to make him look crazy in the headlines etc, but it takes just watching one interview to see how serious, genuine, real and honest he is 🙏🙏🙏

  • @clinteastwood14896
    @clinteastwood14896 11 годин тому +53

    I’m 27 years old. I believe in taking care of myself, and a balanced diet and a rigorous exercise routine. In the morning, if my face is a little puffy, I’ll put on an ice pack while doing my stomach crunches. I can do a thousand now. After I remove the ice pack I use a deep pore cleanser lotion. In the shower I use a water activated gel cleanser, then a honey almond body scrub, and on the face an exfoliating gel scrub. Then I apply an herb-mint facial masque which I leave on for 10 minutes while I prepare the rest of my routine. I always use an after shave lotion with little or no alcohol, because alcohol dries your face out and makes you look older. Then moisturizer, then an anti-aging eye balm followed by a final moisturizing protective lotion. There is an idea of a me. Some kind of abstraction. But there is no real me. Only an entity. Something illusory. And though I can hide my cold gaze, and you can shake my hand and feel flesh gripping yours, and maybe you can even sense our lifestyles are probably comparable, I simply am not there.

    • @SuperMegaWoofer3000
      @SuperMegaWoofer3000 10 годин тому +16

      Let's see Paul Allen's morning routine.

    • @lobserionia
      @lobserionia 9 годин тому +1

      Ballance is a fool's way.

    • @doreenluedtke153
      @doreenluedtke153 Годину тому

      It can be a challenge to fully enjoy life. There is a woman named Teal Swan who has a lot of videos on integration getting in touch with your feelings ad relationships. I hope you enjoy her amazing , life changing insights. She gives exercises to heal yourself. May the blessings be. 🙏

  • @randomfocus1549
    @randomfocus1549 13 годин тому +33

    People will say Bryan can only live this way due to his wealth.. the thing is if you had his wealth you STILL wouldn’t be following his protocol, just relax and use the knowledge Bryans shared to better yourself.

    • @Themix274
      @Themix274 11 годин тому +8

      Being wealthy and not having to do the slave job I do would insanely boost my wellbeing

    • @ZachScape_
      @ZachScape_ 10 годин тому +1

      Just dont die for 5-10 years for the world to change a little more. We will all be millionaires.

    • @is4349
      @is4349 41 хвилина тому

      I mean, they’re not wrong though. This is only possible due to his wealth. That’s not a criticism of him, just a fact. And I’d say that the vast majority of people would simply never want to live this lifestyle even if they could.

  • @KorokuGaming
    @KorokuGaming 15 годин тому +9

    Wow he's jacked now, that's quite a lot of muscle growth in a short span of time, his arms are looking huge in his side profile at 2:01

    • @pyroo3
      @pyroo3 11 годин тому

      i think it's cause he "recently" increased his calories, it probably helped put some muscle on

    • @timothykowalewski3943
      @timothykowalewski3943 10 годин тому +2

      He's on testosterone now. He always conviently omits that. First it was trt, now testosterone patches

    • @4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt
      @4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt 2 години тому

      Testosterone is bad for longevity

  • @simonfarman3077
    @simonfarman3077 16 годин тому +6

    You are an inspiration to us all Brian! Thanks to you me and my family are eating healthier, exercising and have regulated sleeping patterns. I can´t thank you enough for all the good you are doing

  • @asura8495
    @asura8495 14 годин тому +13

    1:04 are smart scales really reliable enough. I always heard they are just fun gimmicks

    • @customish
      @customish 13 годин тому +5

      they are gimmicks. i'm sure he gets his composition measured by more expensive equipments on the regular considering how much equipment he has at home!

    • @johnames6430
      @johnames6430 10 годин тому +1

      @@customish it's not a gimmick, it can help track changes in fat % but it's not as accurate as DEXA

    • @Jonathan-ex3sl
      @Jonathan-ex3sl 8 годин тому +1

      also helps that he has an extremely regular eating routine an’s measures at the same time every day

    • @theancientsancients1769
      @theancientsancients1769 6 годин тому

      ​@@johnames6430Any particular brands that are reliable?

  • @davidparr4636
    @davidparr4636 12 годин тому +3

    All right. His advice to protect your posture is bullet proof. My grandmother lived to be 93 and doctors always said that she maintained her strength and ability to move unassisted because of excellent posture.

  • @dariusshojaei5036
    @dariusshojaei5036 12 годин тому +3

    I've been doing the routine for 6-months now, and I've lost 30 pounds, and feel amazing. I recommend it. I just started taking the vitamins just recently starting a week ago.

  • @nickpiovesan4361
    @nickpiovesan4361 15 годин тому +9

    2:51 one of the world's highest invested, health, protocol and results driven people uses the world's least ergonomic mice 😂 Brian you deserve an ergonomic mouse and keyboard to go with that setup!

  • @advex4428
    @advex4428 13 годин тому +5

    "I am the healthiest person in the world" is a bit out there, without everyone in the world being measured.
    Plus, with a grain of salt, because I don't know if true, but someone talked about Bryan finishing 3rd or was it 4th in a contest, where some people were measured on speed of aging.

    • @ornleifs
      @ornleifs 13 годин тому +2

      On the rejuvenation olympics website there is one person ahead of him.

  • @thehealthionaire
    @thehealthionaire 2 години тому +1

    I'm giving up all of my bad habits overnight, similar to you Bryan. I'll be documenting it on my channel and I'm hoping it can heal my shattered brain. Thanks for your inspo, cheers!

  • @tesst3
    @tesst3 14 годин тому +4

    The level of discipline is IMPRESSING ✨Stay safe 💖

  • @3dquicky
    @3dquicky 11 годин тому +1

    Thanks Brian for the most condensed video I've seen so far about your routine while still telling us why you do what you do in true TLDR fashion 😊👌

  • @TheEnhancedMan
    @TheEnhancedMan 14 годин тому +6

    I believe in taking care of myself with a balanced diet and a rigorous exercise routine.

  • @dertrendtrader
    @dertrendtrader 11 годин тому +5

    Before 8am he did already more then I do in an entire week.

  • @JohnnStr1
    @JohnnStr1 8 годин тому +1542

    I have read many books, I listened to many UA-cam videos by many of the world's leading gurus and health experts but nothing came close to bryan podcast and the 23 former doctor truths by lauren clark. I recommend everyone giving it a read.

    • @lukag3155
      @lukag3155 8 годин тому

      real bro, already finished that book 3 days ago

    • @lukag3155
      @lukag3155 8 годин тому

      and bryan channel is amazing

    • @MatasJK
      @MatasJK 8 годин тому +7

      BOT - comment is “4min ago” with 1K likes. Crazy

    • @paulrobertson9731
      @paulrobertson9731 7 годин тому +3

      bot detection!

  • @hangma1919
    @hangma1919 15 годин тому +5

    Such a disciplined and healthy lifestyle. Massive respect!

  • @Mysteri0usMem0
    @Mysteri0usMem0 16 годин тому +17

    bro thanks for all the knowledge

  • @ChildofMoon801
    @ChildofMoon801 14 годин тому +2

    You look SOO good and healthy :) thank you for being such inspirational person and share so much with us!

  • @trevordubois5573
    @trevordubois5573 16 годин тому +20

    holy moly, asleep in 1 - 3 min 🤯

    • @lena-aline
      @lena-aline 16 годин тому +2

      i know right?! takes me 1-3 hours

  • @aceangels7153
    @aceangels7153 12 годин тому +3

    Thank you very much for your work and sharing your findings with us. Your scientific approach to health and longevity is inspiring. You have helped me and my kids to be heathier. Thanks

  • @quasimandias
    @quasimandias 15 годин тому +4

    I think if we are honest the first step in this protocol is to acquire enough wealth or personal freedom in some manner that a person actually wants to live rather than merely tolerate life. That’s the tough bit. Getting fit is easy.

    • @kooroshrostami27
      @kooroshrostami27 10 годин тому

      I don't really see the point of living an utterly rigid mechanical routine, just to live for 10 or 20 years more and still die at the end of a bland, mechanical life, almost like a robot. Doesn't make sense to me.

    • @quasimandias
      @quasimandias 9 годин тому

      @ There is not yet any evidence of living longer.

  • @decartessansthoughts7972
    @decartessansthoughts7972 16 годин тому +12

    Awesome stuff Boner Johnson! The last fluids consumed @ 1600hrs is the first I've come across in your content since following you a couple years ago. I am up every night at least once to use the washroom. Any chance you could do a video on hydration and how one can ensure they've had enough to drink while enforcing a cut off time well before bedtime? Keep up the awesome work!

    • @infernocutioner8992
      @infernocutioner8992 14 годин тому

      use baking soda

    • @danielhuber8379
      @danielhuber8379 12 годин тому

      Yes, a video or some form of education about you hydration would be excellent. I too am trying to balance too little and too much, and I don't know when to stop drinking water.

  • @BenjaminBanklin69
    @BenjaminBanklin69 15 годин тому +5

    3:55 - 25% of 2250 kcal are 562,5 kcal which equals to 140,6 grams of protein. Where in your brokoli, nuts, fruits, one cup of protein powder and a handfull of lentils and chickpeas are you consuming 140 grams of protein?

    • @moonrisestudiosco
      @moonrisestudiosco 14 годин тому

      Didn't you just state where...?

    • @BenjaminBanklin69
      @BenjaminBanklin69 14 годин тому

      @moonrisestudiosco the meals he is listing are max 100 grams of protein

    • @BenjaminBanklin69
      @BenjaminBanklin69 14 годин тому

      @moonrisestudiosco - cup of protein powder with nuts and berries= 30 gram
      - second meal 80 grams of lentils with veggies = 25-30 gram
      - third meal= should be like the second one, but even if we give him here 40 grams
      - total= 100 gram

    • @richardszegh6443
      @richardszegh6443 14 годин тому

      @@BenjaminBanklin69 he drinks protein powder with collagen peptides, which also have around 11g of protein if I remember correctly. Note you can just go to his website where the protocol he follows is listed in detail.

    • @moonrisestudiosco
      @moonrisestudiosco 14 годин тому

      ​@@BenjaminBanklin69 Did you plug the amounts into a nutrition app? Everything is listed on the website.

  • @Mr.Cracker0245
    @Mr.Cracker0245 10 годин тому

    Hey Bryan, I really admire your dedication and how much effort you’re putting into optimizing your health! It’s inspiring to see someone pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with longevity. I do think all of this will help extend your life and improve your quality of living, but from what I’ve learned, aging at the cellular level - like telomere shortening - is something that’s tough to fully overcome. It seems like even with all the therapies, becoming the oldest person to ever exist might still be out of reach for now. But regardless, what you’re doing will probably get you much further than most, and that’s really impressive!

  • @startwarp768
    @startwarp768 15 годин тому +4

    Strong vibe of the opening scene of American Psycho... but a positive version :)

  • @Morgan-o2q
    @Morgan-o2q 9 годин тому

    I am have been one of your loyal followers now for a long time. I started following you first, then got my husband involved. We buy Blueprint products when finances allow. The comment I am leaving today is about this video you just made and the Netflix Documentary. In mine and my husband’s opinion, we believe this video you just made is of far superior quality of production and content. We were both so excited for your Netflix Documentary; marking our calendar for the big day. We have been so excited to get our 20 year old grandson involved with your movement. He had joined us in switching over to vegan several months ago. My husband is a very good cook and we have had zero problems moving from meat-based to vegan. Our only issue is my daily ice cream cone! Hah. So as I said we were so excited to sit down as a family to watch your documentary. Unfortunately it had the total and complete opposite effect on our grandson. And we also didn’t care for the documentary. The quality and the storyline the documentarian chose was off putting. The quality of the videos you make for UA-cam are of FAR SUPERIOR quality and content than what Netflix provided. So this makes me go right back to a saying from our older generation, actually a quote from Napoleon Bonaparte. Which is; “If you want a thing done well, do it yourself.” Bryan you have much success with not just one company, but several. You will always care much more about your companies, your life’s work, than anyone else on this planet. Be careful with whom you put your trust into.
    In deepest care, Ray and Tamara

  • @maciejczapiewski2190
    @maciejczapiewski2190 13 годин тому +3

    Bro is living for a living

  • @SuitedPup
    @SuitedPup 5 годин тому

    Got to respect the consistency here - truly very inspiring

  • @chrisgk7494
    @chrisgk7494 15 годин тому +3

    Bryan, how can you have a standing desk an arm rest and at same time use the last ergonomic mouse in the world?

  • @manishdabhi1379
    @manishdabhi1379 3 години тому

    I saw the documentary movie just released on Netflix,
    People throw hate on you, but i really admire the robust discipline you keep without getting distracted from it. You are actually contributing to anti-aging science and letting ignorants know what potential we have.
    Philosophically, i can see you look satisfied, too. More strength to you.

  • @bitcoincrewcrew7329
    @bitcoincrewcrew7329 16 годин тому +4

    Your training is complete young Bryan 🙇

  • @licalgado1
    @licalgado1 6 годин тому +1

    Bryan, thank you for sharing. I am following you.
    I perform my own protocol, which is more simple.
    I got some gold of reversing edge.
    I think it's a good idea to add to your program: "During the slipping time, use an air concentrator to breathe.
    Kind regards

  • @vengoxd2299
    @vengoxd2299 16 годин тому +7

    man you are amazing

  • @SilverFan21k
    @SilverFan21k 6 годин тому +1

    We support you!

  • @Makker_1
    @Makker_1 13 годин тому +3

    The routine for normal people:
    1. Sleep
    2. Light
    3. Measure
    4. Hair
    5. Meditate
    6. Drink + Supplements
    7. Workout + Music/Podcast/Audio Book
    7.2 (on the weekends only) Friends
    8. Breakfast
    9. Therapies
    10. Shower + Skincare
    11. Walk in sun
    12. Work
    13. Lunch
    14. Work
    15. Dinner (Vegetables)
    16. Work
    17. Hobbies
    18. Winddown (No Screens)
    Go back to start.

  • @JackedMonk
    @JackedMonk 15 годин тому +2

    I absolutely love Bryan and I think other than his son, I will be the only person who will actually able to beat him in the long term. I have never partied, never drank alcohol, never smoked, never did drugs. I have been working out every single day for the last nine years, and I've been following his routine for the last 2 years. In addition to that, I workout for about 3 to 4 hours every single day. And I have done two 7 days water fast every single year for the last two years. Let's see how far we can go to reach the true potential of the human body. Thanks, Bryan.

    • @kaustubhraizada
      @kaustubhraizada 15 годин тому +1

      sleep , breathing exercise and diet is only thing that will save you

    • @frapperaveclaphalangedumajeur
      @frapperaveclaphalangedumajeur 14 годин тому +1

      why a water fast? Follow the science dude. And btw partying once in your life may be good for your mental health.

    • @plaskinha
      @plaskinha 13 годин тому

      doing too much work out is not good for your health, take professional athletes for exemplo. plus this water fasting is probably unheath too

    • @kooroshrostami27
      @kooroshrostami27 10 годин тому

      I know some people like that who still died young because of undiscovered disease or genetic condition.

    • @JackedMonk
      @JackedMonk Годину тому

      @@kaustubhraizada Got that thing dialed too, I never eat out!

  • @arthur...barros
    @arthur...barros 16 годин тому +4

    Thank you Bryan.

  • @pjaworek6793
    @pjaworek6793 14 годин тому +2

    Nice shoulders. I see the collagen is blasting throughout the day now. Great summary.

  • @KTROWS
    @KTROWS 16 годин тому +5

    I love watching this movement take hold, Im on board and my life has changed so dramatically. I hope to someday stand with you at an event or work to help Dont Die reach more people.

  • @Treadstone21-h6i
    @Treadstone21-h6i 15 годин тому +2

    Me and the wife just watched your netflix documentary, we had never heard of you before, we think ..good for you, your not harming anyone, in fact, it's entirely possible you might be paving rhe way to help millions . All the best, From 2 aging Scottish people 😄😎

  • @nl_kripp
    @nl_kripp 12 годин тому +10

    "I am the healthiest person on planet earth" - yyyh, and you know this how? You measured other 7 billion humans and compared your data? This is why it's so hard for me to take Bryan seriously - he makes a lot of sense, is smart, driven and reasonable and then suddenly says some bullshit like this...

    • @cjamesfox
      @cjamesfox 11 годин тому +1

      I agree. Its hard to make that claim. But lets assume all the measurements he takes are accurate and reflective of health. If he had the best numbers in all categories, would he not, by definition be the healthiest person on earth?
      Like claiming to be the fastest object in the universe when you are going the speed of light... Speed of light is the fastest.. So you are the fastest thing in the universe.

    • @kooroshrostami27
      @kooroshrostami27 10 годин тому

      He probably suffers from OCD. Sadly, his biomarkers don't show that.

  • @MissesWitch
    @MissesWitch 5 годин тому

    You live the healthiest life I have ever seen!
    And you look good, And clearly feel good too!
    I feel like this is the best life you can have, Because from the start of the day until the end, You are feeling the best that you can do!

  • @BastianNiklas
    @BastianNiklas 16 годин тому +15

    Would be amazing if you could do a video about your mindset.
    About how to make progress, how to deal with difficulties, how to deal with losses etc.
    I had an SMMA a year ago and made 40k as an 18 year old yet fell pretty hard on the ground and feel kind of paralyzed sometimes.
    Would love to hear from you.

    • @BastianNiklas
      @BastianNiklas 16 годин тому

      Would be great if you guys upvote this comment if you feel the same.
      Wish you all an amazing day

  • @darrylevanetich
    @darrylevanetich 13 годин тому +1

    Most insane routine! Appreciate you leading from the front on this one to share with us

  • @alexconstantine192
    @alexconstantine192 15 годин тому +4

    It doesn’t matter how many people focus on “don’t die” when the employers “don’t care”.

    • @oscar7557
      @oscar7557 13 годин тому

      Are they your caretakers? Your masters?

  • @korniliosjs
    @korniliosjs 2 години тому +1

    Νo day is ever the same sounds a bit weird when you list a 12 hour protocol that ends in the evening

  • @tomaspires7252
    @tomaspires7252 16 годин тому +6

    People sometimes criticize Bryan about his routine and goals, calling him extreme, a vampire... Yes, he is very rich, and the typical person cannot do 1/4 of what he is doing, but, nevertheless, this man is using his fortune to advance human knowledge in one of the most important matters there is while sharing every detail of this process. Even if we cannot do replicate it. we can learn and apply many of these details to our daily lives. Thanks Bryan Johnson

  • @pulselx6655
    @pulselx6655 7 годин тому

    I really don’t understand how he could ever get hate. Literally gives his “secrets” out for free and seems genuinely happy with life and sharing how others can do the same

  • @sezstamorae9004
    @sezstamorae9004 12 годин тому +3

    I LOVE what bryan is doing, but perfectly healthy people drop dead every day. Health is not a mark of not dying. Death will come to everything, even the planet. For we were all dead, before we were given life, and we will die again. And be given life again. 🌳

    • @notmenotme614
      @notmenotme614 5 годин тому +1

      This. Even if you did live forever (hypothetically) the planet, our sun and even the universe will all end at some point.

    • @meltedsnowman9637
      @meltedsnowman9637 5 годин тому

      They’re not perfectly healthy if they’re just dropping dead, by definition. That just means they thought they were healthy but there was some health condition that killed them that they didn’t know about.

  • @laurabarnett6788
    @laurabarnett6788 13 годин тому +1

    Thanks for all you do Bryan. I really appreciate your efforts to elevate the health of the human race ❤

  • @xander7099
    @xander7099 16 годин тому +5

    Thanks for the free info as always

  • @bhughes9518
    @bhughes9518 9 годин тому

    The amount of self discipline it takes to maintain this protocol without allowing life to get in the way is insane. It’s apparent that every bit of success you have is earned. Much respect 🙏

  • @mrusa84
    @mrusa84 16 годин тому +6

    Not sure what else to say other than… YOU ARE THE MAN !! True exceptionalism

  • @mialotusmusic
    @mialotusmusic 13 годин тому

    I love that my work (gardening/landscaping) is healthy exercise in itself. So two things are optimized: work and exercise all in one activity. And there is no part of my day where I stand in front of a screen for hours (that can't be healthy) When I work I hide my whole body from the sun, each day. I've been doing this 20 years, I usually pass for being 5 to 10 years younger. Most people I know who work in this domain all look younger than their age. So maybe it's a health factor to consider: what work do you spend your time doing?

  • @alecmalone5657
    @alecmalone5657 16 годин тому +4

    You are a genuine inspiration. Thank you

  • @neilharrison4124
    @neilharrison4124 10 годин тому

    Bryan i just watched ur documentary it was so inspiring and ur relationship with ur son was so emotional....i wish you the best on ur journey...ill also try to extend my life almost turn 20 on march ❤

  • @ItsNicolau
    @ItsNicolau 15 годин тому +14

    How can some people hate this man? Bryan looks like a chill guy, props to him for his insane discipline

    • @dumb_as_rocks
      @dumb_as_rocks 15 годин тому +1

      He’s a loner and he looks like data from star trek

    • @Ccnnkk
      @Ccnnkk 13 годин тому +1

      People hate him for various reasons… I appreciate his work, but as he said, his work is actually blueprint. All these are part of his commercial enterprise… every post he made is engineered by his marketing team to make him come across as likable. Granted that what he preaches is sound - good sleep, nutrition and exercise. But it’s still just another commercial entity, and worse, is that he is building a cult around it. With people revering him - I think that’s what get him the haters as people who disagree don’t think he’s worth the hype and love.

    • @Daydreamr30
      @Daydreamr30 13 годин тому

      Right? And at least he's using his money for the greater good. Meanwhile, elon musk is meddling in foreign elections and spreading disinformation.

    • @devious1538
      @devious1538 4 години тому

      @@Ccnnkkyou can literally find the cure for cancer and people will find something to say. Those people are dreamers who have 0 foresight and inner strength.

    • @devious1538
      @devious1538 4 години тому

      @@CcnnkkEveryman In history was called a fool by fools.

  • @LouDez
    @LouDez 15 годин тому +1

    Just saw your Netflix documentary, gave it a slow clap at the end. You’re an excellent dude my guy!

    • @LouDez
      @LouDez 15 годин тому

      Also 2 hours of friggin REM ans 2 hours of deep sleep sounds like a dream, no pun intended

  • @MattieLove
    @MattieLove 16 годин тому +42

    Thank you for such a great video. It’s exactly what I needed.

  • @admnz
    @admnz 15 годин тому +1

    Please make a recipe book. People need variety. Get some chefs together, make them use all your ingredients, could even create a show out of it to see how creative they can go.

  • @henrythegreatamerican8136
    @henrythegreatamerican8136 14 годин тому +4

    The food he shows in these videos always looks so good.

    • @priuss6109
      @priuss6109 11 годин тому

      Lol 😂😂😂😂

    • @priuss6109
      @priuss6109 11 годин тому

      Its a stretch to call it food.

    • @devious1538
      @devious1538 4 години тому

      @@priuss6109yet you call McDonald’s food?

  • @paulhoovdaddy
    @paulhoovdaddy 7 годин тому

    One of the few times you’ll see an older man experience true peace. It’s so great to watch.

  • @lucianor.9090
    @lucianor.9090 15 годин тому +3

    Dude these fingers at 3:40 😲

    • @davidheywood4082
      @davidheywood4082 12 годин тому

      He stated in a previous video that he and his son sometimes paint their nails for fun :)

  • @__-tz6xx
    @__-tz6xx 14 годин тому +1

    1:59 Interesting because in a blog post at things-that-make-you-age-faster-and-slower it says that hyperbaric oxygen therapy HBOT was a large average effect but a statistically insignificant one.

  • @ukezafinje
    @ukezafinje 11 годин тому +86

    I recommend everyone to find the book titled The Elite Society's Money Manifestation, It changed my life.

    • @newt2120
      @newt2120 11 годин тому

      what is it about?

  • @yasminmalik5671
    @yasminmalik5671 15 годин тому +1

    Truly amazing. We need people like Bryan to push our species forward. Keep going and congratulations on being a super healthy. You are an inspiration.❤

  • @moneymike2452
    @moneymike2452 16 годин тому +5

    I noticed you don't listen to music(or at least don't wear airpods/headphones) is there a reason for that?

  • @JonniChin
    @JonniChin 9 годин тому

    This is the best video by Bryan so far. Everything condensed in just under 6min

  • @ChrisGaultHealthyLiving
    @ChrisGaultHealthyLiving 16 годин тому +11

    Keep up the great work, Bryan! Love your Blueprint Stack! ua-cam.com/video/QW35-GmF__k/v-deo.html

  • @silkegross2507
    @silkegross2507 12 годин тому +1

    Just saw Brian's documentary, what a lovely, lovely man. Just awesome. Trying to leave a religious sect as well. All the best to you Bria. Well done!

  • @NIZISTIFLAME
    @NIZISTIFLAME 16 годин тому +3

    I hope one day we will have a Bryan Johnson who will try the carnivore/lion diet and will measure his biomarks. From my experience I can say that I'm pretty sure you can achieve the same or even better results. Anyway, good luck!

    • @UnforsakenXII
      @UnforsakenXII 16 годин тому

      no lol

    • @sparks6189
      @sparks6189 16 годин тому +1

      We do have a carnivore Bryan Johnson. Its the liver king

    • @NIZISTIFLAME
      @NIZISTIFLAME 16 годин тому

      @@sparks6189 but he destorys himself with other chemicals.

    • @NIZISTIFLAME
      @NIZISTIFLAME 13 годин тому

      @@sparks6189 but he poisens his own body with chemicals

  • @hellowill
    @hellowill 9 годин тому

    I think the real key here is you do something you are passionate about.
    No way people working a job they hate could stick to this.

  • @julian9637
    @julian9637 16 годин тому +18

    You are now claiming you will live to 200+. I think things will get interesting once you reach an age of 80+ where decline really starts kicking in. Til then I only see empty words with little proof. Sure, you monitor you age of organs and stuff and try to keep it all young. But let's see how you will act in 30+ years. I think this is all still way too theoretical to have that claim.

    • @maleficentcoryphee3262
      @maleficentcoryphee3262 16 годин тому +4

      Spiteful NPCs like julian here will always try and impede progress/advancements of all kinds.

    • @DonjiKong
      @DonjiKong 16 годин тому +3

      I loled, yes you are right, this evil npc thinks their diet of Doritos and hotdogs will let them live just as long as Brian.

    • @julian9637
      @julian9637 15 годин тому

      @@maleficentcoryphee3262 We will see if Brayn will literally life up to his claims

    • @Fadeddreams5
      @Fadeddreams5 15 годин тому +2

      He's not being spiteful. It's true. As of now, Johnson is just a very healthy guy in his 40s-50s. Nothing we haven't seen before. How he looks and feels in his 70s-80s will determine how successful this experiment has been.

  • @CrackedZac
    @CrackedZac 9 годин тому +1

    The saddest part is most of us probably won’t be around to see how long Bryan lived to 😢😂

  • @denisetraynor5196
    @denisetraynor5196 15 годин тому

    I admire your determination and discipline and LOVE your exercise room (like being right in the forest). I know people will probably say I should mind my own business, but I feel your final frontier will be no longer coloring your hair!

  • @brianwestphal
    @brianwestphal 9 годин тому

    I like the outro message because Don’t Die isn’t just about avoiding death. It’s living more

  • @Mr_wolf162
    @Mr_wolf162 4 години тому +1

    dude u are crazy❤

  • @esecarpintero
    @esecarpintero 12 годин тому +1

    3:17 what kind of mushrooms? Didn’t Paul stamets say something about portabello causing cancer?

    • @ornleifs
      @ornleifs 12 годин тому +2

      The Super Veggie recipe says - "Shiitake or Maitake Mushrooms, 50 grams"

    • @sluggle7694
      @sluggle7694 12 годин тому +1

      Paul said Fully cooking portabello makes then fine

  • @haydnmartin4022
    @haydnmartin4022 12 годин тому

    I loved his Netflix documentary very inspiring and emotional Bryan is just a normal person trying to do good and help others feel better and live better lives ! There’s no hate on Bryan from my end I think he’s great .