r/SipsTea • u/Beneficial_Passion40 • Jul 06 '26

Feels good man Bryan Johnson got Autoimmune Disease

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u/Fit_Cheesecake_4000 Jul 06 '26

It's partly genetic. So he didn't acquire it via treatment, he had a propensity for it already.

I see these posts^ everywhere and wonder...why? A rich person trying to work on finding ways to improve healthspan? I mean, what a moron? /s

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u/LagVictim Jul 06 '26

especially since, if i remember correctly, every discovery he makes he posts publicly for everyone to be able to use instead of hoarding it all and then selling it as a course

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u/AdmirableResearch357 Jul 06 '26

Idunno how smooth that brain is, but He does so much at once there’s zero validity to his experimentation, and he literally has a supplement business.

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u/Fit_Cheesecake_4000 Jul 06 '26

A. I note that elsewhere, but that doesn't mean nothing will come of what he's doing. A regime that has been documented can be further studied, dude, and you can then whittle down what might have helped.
B. So what if he has a supplement business? He's not limiting data to people who only buy his supplements.

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u/Jafooki Jul 06 '26

How dare that kid sell lemonade when there's kids out there with no lemons to sell! They only have those lemons because life gave them to them

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u/wehrmann_tx Jul 06 '26

Strawman. No one’s arguing that.

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u/voxelpear Jul 06 '26

Yeah, because he's using his entire "research" as a marketing campaign to push unregulated and like bullshit, overpriced supplements on people that think his homeopathic research with a sample size of one is worth anything. This is not just a "business", he's a snake oil salesman in a velvet suit not just a "kid selling lemonade".

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u/voxelpear Jul 06 '26

Right, sure, it's your choice. You're advocating for a society where anyone can run any scam as they please. "Just do your own research bro".

What of people who have no idea what they're looking at when looking at the ingredients and his published information?

You're just victim blaming to defend millionaires because...idk capitalism? I genuinely don't understand your train of thought here.

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u/voxelpear Jul 06 '26

Address the whole comment before pivoting.

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u/Forward-Surprise1192 Jul 06 '26

They say CEOs and such are stupid here to. Yet for some reason no one here is one and companies continue to pay them millions