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zaza·Health· about 5 hours ago

Billionaire Bryan Johnson Reveals Battle With Incurable Autoimmune Gastritis

Billionaire Bryan Johnson Reveals Battle With Incurable Autoimmune Gastritis

Billionaire biohacker Bryan Johnson, 48, has disclosed that he is living with Autoimmune Gastritis, a chronic, incurable condition that causes the stomach lining to essentially “eat itself.” He explained on social media: “My stomach is eating itself.” The disease affects an estimated 2–5 percent of people, though the actual number may be higher due to hidden cases. Johnson linked his diagnosis to past lifestyle choices, including a fast-food diet in his youth and health declines after becoming a father and building his business. He was first diagnosed with hypothyroidism at 21 and managed it successfully until he began experiencing low ferritin levels — an early sign of gastritis. This year, Johnson overhauled his medical team as part of his $1 million-per-year “Immortals Care” longevity program. A series of tests, including a clear colonoscopy result, confirmed his Autoimmune Gastritis. He continues to manage symptoms while seeking a cure.

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kunleabout 3 hours ago

How do others cope with managing a chronic condition like autoimmune gastritis when treatments offer limited relief?

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matthewabout 3 hours ago

It seems surprising that even with vast resources, this condition remains incurable and hard to manage.

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peterabout 3 hours ago

Framing his situation as a battle might overlook everyday patients who struggle without his biohacker budget.

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