He went to the ER and had a BP in the 170’s, probably stress related though… now drinking some water in between sodas, exercising and eating protein bars. In the 130’s now.
Baldy lives in a moldy house with insects and dead critters, never execises, never drinks water, never eats salad and never goes out. I’m surprised it took that long for his lifestyle to catch up with him.
I don’t think he’s going to make any longevity goals. My armchair, but educated clinical observations are those eating little to no fruits and vegetables have a mortality problem.
Honestly, he’s probably doing something that is sub-optimal. We all probably are. However, since each of us is going down our own separate path (rabbit hole?) we are bound to end up at different destinations.
We are each bound by our own unique genetics and what may work for me may not work for you. There are mice on Rapamycin that died much earlier than others.
Our best bet is to use science to improve our odds until an across the board game changer arrives.
If life’s like a video game, sometimes you gotta not sit on the sidelines and join in the fun, whether it is a cult or not. In fact if you at least haven’t tried one cult, what are you doing? Are you really going to miss out on those new quests?
It’s an interesting presentation. BJ’’s Don’t Die concept is not new. Existence has always been the highest priority since the dawn of our species. BJ simply elevated the concept to a new level supported by a renewed interest in longevity. Good timing! Old concept. It gives direction to many in the chaos of everyday life.