Bryan Johnson's diet is designed for heavy metal chelation.

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What I'm eating. Why I'm eating it: Nrf2 pathway activation, systemic inflammation reduction, genomic stability, microbiome diversification, neuroprotection, immune system modulation, structural tissue repair, heavy metal chelation, glycemic control, cardiovascular protection, oxidative stress reduction, mitochondrial optimization, lipid profile improvement, cellular autophagy support, muscle protein synthesis, skin elasticity preservation, joint health maintenance, cognitive function enhancement.

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