People have always been fascinated with the concept of immortality, and a few even want to achieve this incredible feat. There have been a lot of past attempts related to science and research to gain immortality or at least increase longevity, but scientists say it is hard to find a permanent solution. Right now, a centimillionaire is working on the same thing, and his name is Bryan Johnson. The 46-year-old believes that this can be the next big biological revolution in human history.

He has to go through a very meticulous process of doing certain tasks every day to look and remain young for the rest of his life. However, medical professionals and a visitor/interviewer from?Time?have shown concern over his daily routine, which also includes Johnson popping 111 pills every day.

Doctors concerned with Bryan Johnson’s obsession with living forever

Johnson has spent more than $4 million creating a life extension system called Blueprint. In the system, he outsources every piece of information on his health from a team of expert doctors, who use his biological data to create a customized fitness system and strict health regimen to reduce what Johnson calls his biological age. This system is pretty meticulous and includes having 111 pills every day, wearing a cap that shoots a red light on his scalp, and many more odd things.

Johnson even thinks that the tiniest act, like eating a cookie, increases aging. He also thinks that not sleeping eight hours a day is an act of?”violence to the body.”?According to Time magazine’s article, he narrated,??Most people assume death is inevitable. We’re just basically trying to prolong the time we have before we die.”?He added,??I don’t think there’s been any time in history where Homo sapiens could say with a straight face that death may not be inevitable.?

Medical experts disagree entirely with his method.??Death is not optional; it?s written into our genes,??says Dr. Pinchas Cohen, dean of the Leonard Davis School of Gerontology at the University of Southern California. The experiment has??proven a competent system is better at managing me than a human can,??Johnson says, an invention that he says is??reframing what it means to be human.??Johnson proudly declared??I?m in the top 1% of ideal muscle fat. It?s what my body has asked for.”

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Dr. Nir Barzilai, the director of the Institute for Aging Research at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City, saw Johnson in May at the annual meeting of the Academy for Health and Lifespan Research. According to the doctor,??he looked sick. He was pale. I don?t know what he did with his face.”?The doctor also added that he was shocked by Johnson?s lack of fat, which plays an important role in the body. He also said,??All these MDs, we all kind of agreed that he didn?t look so great.??Even after this verdict by others, Johnson does not seem to stop in his venture to become immortal and even controls his driving because of that.

Bryan Johnson says that driving is the most dangerous thing

Johnson?s primary?goal in life is to?look two decades younger than his age and stay alive for as long as possible. The life extension system called Blueprint is helping him achieve this, and he spends millions of dollars on the process.

Many of these ideologies and beliefs shocked the visitor from Time.com, who decided to go to his home and see his routine. When the duo traveled to his office one day, Johnson took out his electric Audi from the driveway. He stated,??Driving is the most dangerous thing we do.?

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He talked about an embarrassing incident that could happen when he is trying to remain immortal.??What would be more beautiful irony than me getting hit by a bus and dying???he said. What do you think about the millionaire?s obsession with being alive? Tell us in the comments.