"A growing number of the world's richest entrepreneurs are using their wealth to fight aging. They're taking supplements, abiding by fitness routines, and investing millions into research. BI rounded up a list of 8 entrepreneurs actively seeking the fountain of youth. These days, a big topic at the diplomatic round table is apparently living for over a century."
"Some - like Jeff Bezos, Peter Thiel, and Sam Altman - are investing in companies trying to reverse aging at the cellular level. Others - like Sergey Brin and Sean Parker - are directing their wealth to combating age-related conditions, from cancer to Parkinson's disease. And others like Bryan Johnson are investing in intensive nutrition, exercise, and wellness plans in a serious attempt to slow the aging clock."
World leaders have discussed the possibility of humans living to 150 this century. Wealthy entrepreneurs are using their fortunes to combat aging through supplements, fitness regimes, and large investments in research. Some are funding companies that aim to reverse aging at the cellular level. Others are directing resources toward treatments for age-related diseases such as cancer and Parkinson's. Several are implementing intensive nutrition, exercise, and wellness programs to slow biological aging. The movement includes top tech figures who combine personal lifestyle measures with philanthropic and venture investments to accelerate scientific progress toward extended human lifespan.
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