Brian Johnson has never heard the phrase “too much information”. Anti-aging tech guru, currently engaged in a grand attempt Turn yourself back into a (physical) teenagerA Stark Cander has a documentation of his bizarre journey which is once deep-creating and is wonderful in any way. In the past, Johnson shared quite shocking facts about himself, revealing that in his attempt to return the time-in his attempt to return-he sometimes resorted to electro-shocking his own penis (it was going to produce better erections) and once accepted blood transfusion from his own teenage son.
This week, Johnson shared another personal insight so far, which no one has asked for: his Jiz has much more microplastic than his blood. On Tuesday on X, Johnson posted: “My ejaculation has microplastic. 2x concentration compared to my blood. He said:” Compared to my blood, my ejaculation has a amount of 239% microplastics. “
Wow, thank you friend! Very interesting accessories. Forgive me when I wash my ears.
Johnson is always running a battery of tests on himself, as he wants to study activities and practices that can crack the code of eternal youth. In that sense, Johnson has placed himself as a guinea pig in search of more customized health resignation, which is commendable, I think, if not a little crazy. Johnson shared some insight, “since this test in November 2024, I dramatically reduced microplastics in my blood,” Johnson also shared on X. “Up to 93%. I am going to see the ejaculation soon whether there is a shortage there too.”
Of course, Johnson is referring to a serious issue here, which is that our modern world is so luxurious with plastic that it is getting toxicly leaked in our bloodstream (and, apparently, our jizz). In his tweets, Johnson quoted Meta-analysis study Published in 2024, which “discussed 39 separate papers on male reproductive poisoning of microplastics (MPS) and nanoplastic (NP). The study found that increase in microplastic levels in men caused testosterone, testicular inflammation, and “impaired spermatogenesis on tissue/organ levels”. The study concluded that, eventually, “sperm quality or volume decrease was mentioned and (proven by meta-analysis).”
The glow of microplastics in our body is something that is growing rapidly in the scientific community. Demand to warning the publicHowever, regulators and political solutions are disappointingly out of reach. Robert f. With federal health bureaucracy with Kennedy Junior, I will not expect the upcoming top-down solution.
