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Why so much hate? This guy is doing some revolutionary work and he's experimenting on himself. In years, he'll be called a visionary.

The lengths this man is going to, to uncover the secrets of longevity and good health is commendable.

Scalp massage does work, but to a certain level. Blood circulation is SUPER important, but there's a limit to how much it can be delivered through massage. As someone who has the most aggressive hair loss (my two brothers were Norwood 7 by 28-30), not to mention aggressive retrograde alopecia as well, all my cousins in both families are Norwood 6-7 by 30. I am 32 and have managed to keep 90% of my hair. Unfortunately I experienced bad side effects from finasteride and had to quit. However, using minoxidil + microneedling saved my hair. I strongly believe that DHT is related to blood circulation, which in turn due to low supply leads to hair loss. I used a derma roller + minoxidil and kept losing hair. Once I switched to a high-quality pen, within two months my shedding stopped and my hair started to get thicker by month 4 with a lot of new growth. I have followed this protocol for 5 years and haven't lost ground. It's possible-just be consistent. use a good Pen and do NOT skip sessions. If it worked for me, it should work for EVERYONE.

Thank you, Bryan Johnson for being so open and transparent. You discuss matters I would not dare. And you are fearless. And we all benefit from your experience.

Watching your full interview with Bryan has given me a whole new respect for what he's doing. Thank you for the amazing info.

This guy is really upfront. Love it.

This guy is awesome. He's using his body as research and making the results available to everyone.

I’m a big fan of Bryan. Great to see him in the show again.

Bryan is nice guy . He is unconditionally sharing to public about his research on himself . Please don’t judge or criticise him . He is not hurting anyone or blaming or attacking but doing for himself his own willful method to upkeep his health . All the best

Thanks for keeping it relatively short and respecting our time.

Bryan, I am a follower of your work. I firmly believe you are doing an unprecedented service to humanity. The level of investment, work, dedication and measurements for the pure health/or anti-aging process or, as I call it the “best possible aging” of humans it is a very noble cause. No pharmaceutical company, university or wealthy person has done what you are doing. And your work will be use for years to come. A big. Thank you! You have inspired me to better myself, by recovering my self-control in a big way. My grandmother used to tell me when I was little “If somebody laugh at you or about what you are doing. Is always because they envy you, they will like to be like you, but they know they can’t”. With profound admiration! Pam

This guy is a regeneration pioneer. He's helping us all.

I have worked in hair replacement for 15 years. It 100% happens just as much in women as it does in men. Except in women, it starts later in life and it affects the entire scalp not just the top of the head. It’s a byproduct of testosterone that causes hair loss. Men are able to take Propecia, and or minoxidil. Women can use minoxidil women are not eligible for transplants, men are. Red light therapy is also incredibly effective . The reason hair loss happens later in life for women is because their estrogen levels decrease and their testosterone levels become more prevalent than normal thereby producing more of the DHT testosterone byproduct. Minoxidil works incredibly well as long as the scalp is prepped correctly. People that have tried minoxidil and it didn’t work were not using the correct scalp prep treatment prior to applying the medication. Hairloss is incredibly stigmatizing to both men and women. In fact I would say more for women because it is more socially acceptable to be a bald man.

I really like this man and what he's doing. Dedication!

The interviewer with 1 or 2 words makes the entire show. How is that possible to have such an amazing talent?

People questioning this guy’s sanity are completely missing the point. You don’t think he realizes the psychological implications of what he’s doing? He made a conscious choice to do these experiments on himself knowing full well that there is a greater wisdom in accepting life’s natural progression, but he also recognizes that the human spirit challenging the dictates of nature is just as legitimate. He is doing important research. Don’t be a Luddite people.

Haha, When my hair was 100% I said when I would go bald, this wouldn’t be a big deal. I claimed to shave it off. Now,my hair is receding and I go like „gosh, I need a new visual identity!“ and already found myself scrolling websites dealing with hair transplants 😂😂😂😂😂 Really true.

I'm really glad that there are visionaries and researchers like Brian who are exploring and talking openly about these things. Men's health issues are largely covered up or hushed from 'traditional expectations' and other cultural pressures... it's good that we're coming to an age where we can openly discuss these topics without fear of judgement or chastising men in any way. For now, I'll take my balding as one of the things that's just isn't easy to rectify, due to the lack of science of our time. But the pioneering information on aging and libido is very interesting 🧐

His laughter is fantastic.

I started balding when I was 21 after taking accutane. Sure, I’m my 20’s I had a hard time dating superficial women, but being bald has never been an ounce of worry for me. It’s part of who I am and I can’t change it. If your self esteem is that low that you consider balding as bad as not being able to have an erection, you should really reconsider your priorities. Balding is just part of aging for most men. Just own it!

The Sound Wave Therapy (acoustic therapy, shockwave therapy) described here did help with my ED... I even bought a machine to be used in my home so that I can continue the therapy without having to go in to see a doctor.

How interesting. This man is very educated and the interviewer is good too

I love he fights against haters an just continue His Work

For anyone wondering. The PRP he is talking about mixed with Dutasteride isn’t his protocol. It’s a well known treatment for hairloss call Mesotherpy. A lot of Hair transplant doctors use this for their patients.

Glad he's honest about it unlike some celebs that take us for fools and claim they used some "regenex" and grew their hair back.

I love this dude really he is doing a big fevour for humanity thank you Bryan love form somalia 🇸🇴

This dude is doing great job!

Bryan is an excellent health resource.

scalp massage is the one guys! been doing it for two years. Use hands and best of all get two paddle brushes and go all over your scalp for a few minutes every day. breaks up the dht blocking the follicles and promotes blood flow and nutrient absorbtion into follicle. My bald patches have filled in. No meds or microneedling (microneedling causes scarring overtime and will only work short time).

Wow thanks for sharing 💪🏾

Found you through Nick Cannon interview. I like these.

00:16 It does happen in women. They don't usually get bald or have extreme receding hairlines like men, but with age their hair thin out increasingly. I can see the scalp of my 99 year old grandma and my 65 year old mother also has a thinner hair than she used to.

I am 28, my biggest fear was losing my hair, and when I had noticable hair loss last year I looked into every solution possible to stop and reverse it. After 6 months of anxiety and insecurity, I found the only solution that didn't require taking medication indefinitely was to accept my hairloss and shave my head which truly freed me of my suffering Most men experience hairloss (women also experience it quite often), the hairloss industry is worth billions. The unfortunate truth is there is no real incensive to solve the problem. The side effects of medications like min/fin, plus the fact that if you stop using them progress will reverse, doesn't make it worth it. I speak on my own experience and understand these meds have helped a lot of people feel confident and hold onto their hair, I just personally didn't find the value in trying to hold onto something I would innevitibly end up losing at some point

something very refreshing about Bryan

I struggle with hair loss at late 20's this shit real.. nothing I've tried worked unless I do surgery

There is more to life than just physical perfection. Increasing its depth is more satisfying than obsessing over its length.

Ive been using finestride, rogain and a laser helmet for over a decade. It has helped me maintain my hair or at least serverly slow down the process

another great video!

He's so present!

I used to be taken aback by Bryan's laugh but it has really grown on me.

Embracing my hair loss and fragility as a human was liberating albeit a long, sometime sad journey. If I can proffer any wisdom - spend your time, energy and money on things you can control. Own who you are and you will never feel embarrassed, follicles don't define you (I should update my Google photo but that's pure laziness rather than clinging on to the past)!

Now THAT is money put to good use. ALL IN on health, keep the breakthroughs coming!!

the brilliant mr Bryan Johnson. 💫

Death is the greatest insult to the ego. That is why the ego can spend an entire lifetime trying to prevent it. The point of death (if we are sensitive to our real situation) is to force us to surrender to infinity prior to death while you still can. Life is like being on a runaway speeding train, you know there is a big brick wall at the end of the line, and that you will eventually run out of track and crash, and like the hero in the action film, you do everything you can to slow down or stop the train before this horrific scenario happens. Although you managed to slow the train down a little it still has too much speed, hits the wall and you die. There are two things to do in our situation. The first thing is to live healthfully and apply your intelligence to your health and wellbeing. The second thing is to surrender and accept the inevitability of death. Come to terms with your own mortality. It is going to happen, and who knows when? How much time do you imagine you have to prepare to go? Maybe we get the bad news from a doctor, and then youre given 1 or 2 years, or less. And rather than try to surrender under the great stress and panic of knowing you only have this narrow window of life left, we can spend our lifetime preparing to let go. It does not mean to be morbidly fascinated and obsessed with death. It is more of a process of surrender to Life Itself. Like falling backwards with total trust that someone will catch you. It is not that you are surrendering to death, you are surrendering to life, because death is simply a natural process in the beautiful play that is life. He is not the first man in history to spend a lifetime on a mortality cure, and wont be the last.

It does happen in women. it happens at menopause for many, thinning and piles of hair ending up clogging up the shower, and also women with PCOS, very noticeable hair loss is a symptom, at any age. Thyroid issues and Hashimoto causes hair loss too.

He's been "shocked" by the results regarding his penis. That's pure gold. Never seen him interviewed before, seems like a great honest guy.

Great info 🎉

I’m a women and it absolutely has happened in me my hair has thinned so very much I used to have such thick beautiful hair however I have hope 💚

My dad started losing his hair at about 20 and was near bald by 30. He never discussed it until I asked. He just accepted it. It didn't bother him at all. I always respected him for that. It's only a problem if you think its a problem.

this guys knowlege is quite commandable

I wasn’t expecting that shift in topic 🤣

I thought it was about innocent hair stimulation, but he's got the balls to say what he did!

You guys are talking about about what Dr. Brian Nathan talks about with Nitric Oxide production in the body (or lack there of) regarding erections/libido issues/hair loss. Blood flow issues and Nitric Oxide production in the body.

Hair loss does happen in women. Many women use short haircuts, then shorter hair cuts, then very short haircuts as they get older because their hair thins or try to hide the thinning hair with extensions, wigs, bandanas, hats as they get older.

I'm losing my hair. At the beginning it bothers me. Bryan is right that it can drain of lot of attention. But I turn around and just accept it, and honestly, it solved my problem, zero dollars spent. I having by far the best years of my life and not a single minute I feel sorry for my hair situation. A confident attitude will bring you way farther that any head full of hair will ever do.

Actually, androgenetic alopecia does happen in women. It just is a much more diffuse loss pattern that normally appears as general hair thinning rather than localized hair loss.

My hairloss is slow. Same spot on top of my head since 2014. Also, I'm still not a Norwood 1 yet. 33 years old.

Fascinating!

Minoxidil gave me mad side effects tight chest muscles and heart beat pain shortness of breath and dizziness. Thought it was placebo so stopped it for a month then tried again then stopped again then used again few weeks later and everytime got the side effects. It’s literally known and made as a blood pressure medication it was never purely made for hair loss. People think it’s just so safe. Would you just randomly take a blood pressure medication without knowing about the effect on hair loss if has? No

Steven is the only person to mame Bryan laugh out loud😂

lol, once you go past projecting your hate on to him, you will see he is just a very down to earth guy that has a passion for discovering the secrets of longevity and has a desire to share it with the world. Good you mate.

I have tried prp twice when my hair was shedding. For me it it was successful. My hair grew right back.

Hair loss does happen in women. I have androgenic alopecia. It’s also known as female pattern baldness. It’s similar if not the same as male pattern baldness.

I have been bald since I was 22, it was obvious I was losing hair at 16, I have never cared at all. I look way more bad ass with a shaved head. I don't get why people think it's a big deal.

Honest talk.

I won't even look into the comments. F the haters. This dude is working for us.

Bryan is looking younger indeed. His protocol shows it’s working 👍

Interesting how the people who tell me “just shave your head!” are either bald and palpably jealous, or they have long beautiful hair and don’t want the competition.

I just started "don't die" and he's a talented writer as well🎉

Amazing.😊

I think its really amazing how he stays youthful and its truly interesting how he did it but am I the only one that gets the feeling that theres something wrong with this guy I dont know if this has always been his appearance but he completely looks like a vampire and with that look in his eyes he gives off a vibe like he drinks childrens blood to stay in this shape

Bryan's actually pretty funny. Cool dude!

Oh the things will try to stay young. One day, hopefully, we will all be up in heaven reminiscing about this and getting a good laugh.

Stress...though I dont believe in it but manageable pressure, stress is one of the key reasons for premature aging. But the stress I am pressing on is stress induced by other individuals, families or partners.

This dude trying to live longer. HE JUST NEEDS JESUS . Hallelujah 🙏🏽✝️💙

I've never had much hair. When I was 18 the barber said " I will cut your hair short where your receding". I thought how am I going to do myself in? I was crestfallen. My uncle said stand on your head every day. I did. I'm 65 and hardly have lost any more.

There is some magic about America these crazies who push the boundaries

I’d be curious to see what colostrum would do. We know it helps with grays. Wonder if more long term use would basically grow it. It’s a lot cheaper and more pleasant than plasma 🤷🏻‍♂️

Accepting being bald is bold... Growing bald is a traumatic experience for 99.9 percent of men and women, way ahead of losing your libido IMO....that 0.01 who absolutely and totally dont give a rat's behind about losing their hair are level one stoics of the Hindu Ascetic mindset, which is deep 💯

Losing my hair skyrocked my confidence and 10x my dating life... I guess I look good without hair

Byran is the perfect kind of crazy, dude is obsessed with his health and I love that!

Hilarious episode 😂

Gotta love the Photoshop thumbnail, pure click bait

The way I’d put it. He is a matured human being doing stuff to prevent death and promote life. The end.

Going carnivore seemed to help not only my hair loss, but super weirdly a lot of my gray hair gained back color. I have WAY less gray than I did 10 years ago when I started carnivore. you can see it in pictures, especially in my beard. its pretty wild

Sweet! What’s the name of that test? Can one have it in Scandinavia?

Many men genuinely perceive the loss of their hair as a tragedy, and I understand that it can make most of them feel sad. I'm also experiencing significant balding, but I have a beard as well. I believe this combination can be exceptionally masculine, consider someone like Dave Chaffee, the arm wrestler. I might consider hair transplantation or other methods later on, but I'm not sure yet. Even in my younger days, I always kept my hair short; it never bothered me much. I'm interested in the device for measuring erections, where can I buy it? What is its name? In the mornings, my 'little Godzilla' wakes up earlier than I do, but I'm curious about my nighttime erections. Thank you for your perseverance and diligence in your research, Bryan, you're awesome!

No, women lose their hair as well as men. They grow their hair back, whereas men don't. I've noticed more stress causes more hair loss. I think they are related somehow.

How should olive oil be taken for best antiaging results ?

My hair protocol is minoxidil, saw palmetto, biotin, peppermint/rosemary water.

The problem is a couple of things: cooked foods, dirty blood, and improper hydration which leads to our blood becoming more viscous and more stagnant. The plasma levels in most people has also considerably dropped because of cooked foods and improper hydration. Plasma which is water with naturally occurring minerals such as those found in Celtic sea salt provides the body with what it needs to create new blood which can be then used to start cleaning out the system. You also have the problem with most people eating the wrong diet: high glucose diet. We are animals, and as thus triglycerides or fat in the adipose tissue is our primary means of energy storage. We do have small reserves of glucose in the form of glycogen in the brain, livery, and muscles, but it is only used for emergencies. Because we store primarily fat, we should then consume primarily fat and protein. Large amounts of glucose cannot be found in nature, all plants are coated with cellulose which is indigestible to all animals (only bacteria in the stomach of herbivores can break this down and turn it into FAT). When you cook plants you break down the cell membrane (cellulose) and as thus you expose all of the sugar that the plant was going to use for storage. Notice that plants use GLUCOSE or SUGAR as their primary source of energy and storage. We are not plants. Plants also do not have the need to breathe oxygen (O2) since they do not need oxygen for their Kreb's Cycle. O2 is provided already from the glucose they create which they get from sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide. We humans BREATHE and as thus we require oxygen to sustain metabolic processes, without oxygen we can die in a matter of minutes. In our Kreb's Cycle oxygen is injected into the cell using an oxygen pump which is then used to create ATP or energy. When we consume a high sugar diet, we are providing excess oxygen molecules that cause very toxic and fast combustion in our cells. This is meant to be a last mode of survival (fight of flight) we get an energy boost from glucose to run away or fight. Operating this system under this incorrect program causes excess stress at the cellular level. We are meant to burn fat most of the time (Ketosis) as fatty acid chains or triglycerides do NOT have oxygen in them and as thus the oxygen we breathe is correctly being used to inject into the Kreb's cycle to create ATP. This creates a more harmonious and tuned combustion which is properly timed and maintained by the body. It is like putting diesel in a gasoline vehicle. Sure it might run, but it will eventually clog up and damage the system, it is not optimal. The proper diet is a raw diet based on large amounts of animal based fats and protein and you can eat any plant as long as it is in its unaltered raw state (UNCOOKED). The moment you cook the fruit or plant, you have now broken the law of nature and as thus you have exceeded the bounds from what our creator has designed us for. The forbidden fruit was an apple that was given to Adam by Eve. Just think about that? Why would an apple be a forbidden fruit? Why because Satan which is an entity of (Fire) enticed Eve to serve it to Adam, the apple was probably cooked. (Fire) is used for alchemy and to completely irreversibly change the composition and nature of foods. Once you cook a food it is an irreversible process, you cannot uncook it. We are electrical beings that require plasma (Water with minerals) and raw food to perform at its optimal state. If we default to our correct programs as intended by our Creator, we would easily live up to 200+ years old, disease free.

Dear men, there are many of us women who find bald guys exceptionally attractive. It’s usually the most masculine guys who end up bald, at least in my experience and I think it’s hot! Pls don’t feel sad if you’re starting to bald.

Has anyone tried using those suction cups used for massage to get the blood flow back?

Funny and informative.

Buzz cut for the win. Did it around 10 years ago and never looked back !

Lost my hair at 19 and it’s been such a struggle man haha

Where do you get one of those kits???

Genes do play a big role in hair loss, in my family we have almost too much hair.. I have enough hair to cover 4 heads. Yes, I'm a woman, but my brothers have a lot of hair too, my son's have the same thick hair..If I were the opposite, I would get hair transplantion and tattooing of the scalp..I saw that done and it really makes you look like you have more hair that you do.. One of my male friends did not have enough hair for transplant so he went for the shaved head look and then had his whole head tattooed with dark nubs ,with a low hair line and he looked soo good..

Let it go. Focus on being happy, make memories, especially with loved ones.