Bryan Johnson says partner's vagina ranks in top 1%
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Updated · Daily Star · Apr 30
Bryan Johnson says partner's vagina ranks in top 1%
5 articles · Updated · Daily Star · Apr 30
The 47-year-old biohacker said partner Kate Tolo scored 100/100, with 98.7% L. crispatus dominance in a vaginal microbiome test.
He said the result was linked to lower risks of BV, UTIs, yeast infections, HPV persistence, HSV-2, HIV acquisition, preterm birth and better IVF outcomes.
The claim follows Johnson's wider anti-ageing publicity around Project Blueprint, including blood-plasma swaps, biomarker tracking and other highly publicised self-experiments that have drawn criticism for oversharing.
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