The new report from The New York Times claims that the so -called “Longevity Mix” sold by Bryan Johnson, an anti -aging technology guru, causing some users to report unwanted side effects. Johnson, who operates a green print, a dietary company has pushed its integration in order to be healthy and last longer. However, from the new report, many users reported that supplements made them feel that they were about to swing.
at Article in the newspaper The main point of interest is the use of Johnson's secret agreement. The Times Writes has also raised the level of employees and social contacts:
For almost a decade Johnson made a secret agreement to control his image and the company he created on that picture. His employees, sexual partners, sellers, and all contractors have to sign the documents, sometimes in exchange for the settlement of the seven operations at his company, according to the people close to him and record his start.
The newspaper wrote that three employees have submitted a complaint on the National Labor Relations Committee regarding Johnson's secret agreement by accusing that the operator forced them to sign the agreement “Overbroad” and in doing so. Discuss work conditions
While checking Johnson's company, however, time can receive information about internal education operated by green prints. Study, see the impact of food mixing on users Clearly, the impact is not very good in some cases:
From approximately 1,700 participants in the study, at least 60 percent of the side effects were monitored according to the email in the spreadsheet and other documents. The blood test found that the participants saw the hormonal levels, the testosterone decreased and became Prediabetic after following up. Johnson's food plan It's not clear that the side effects of Suprec
“Longevity Mix: Many opinions about hate this because it makes them sick, vomiting, jealousy, etc.” One green print staff wrote to colleagues in February 2024.
Allulosis ingredients in long -standing ingredients and sugar options that you Johnson has a cape to his social media followers, causing problems as well. “Many people say that it is the cause of Nauuseea, Bloating.”
“The New York Times tried to come to me and missed.” Johnson Write on X On Friday. “What means being arrested by reading like a profile part,” he further said that the paper “Occurred” and it is just “Contact and argument
Gizmodo reached the green print to comment, although the company said that the general response was 1-2 working days. In addition, we reached out to the NLRB in the email. “General side effects with food, beverages or any supplements”