Father-son bonding? Bryan Johnson reveals details of nighttime erections

Viral news: Millionaire entrepreneur Bryan Johnson who has been seen making bold attempts to turn back the clocks of aging. This time he is in controversy over a curious comparison between erections at nighttime by him with those of his 19-year-old son, Talmage, bringing along data that included sleep efficiency, erection episodes, their length, and quality.

"Two minutes longer": Father-son comparison

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Johnson disclosed that his nocturnal erections last 182 minutes, while those of his son last two minutes more. "Raise children to stand tall, be firm, and be upright," the 45-year-old entrepreneur quipped. Talmage reacted to the post and appreciated how he has been brought up by his father, stating, "I am grateful for the way my dad has raised me."

Nighttime erection data from my 19-year-old son, @talmagejohnson_, and me. His duration is two minutes longer than mine.

Raise children to stand tall, be firm, and be upright. pic.twitter.com/ruIYyPMrUC

— Bryan Johnson /dd (@bryan_johnson) January 22, 2025

Online response: Amusement and curiosity

This surprising confession elicited wide reactions on social media with people finding the move funny. "Wildest engagement bait yet, congrats," one person reacted, and many others questioned the measurement approach. Johnson said that he measures those statistics through a sensor.

Nighttime erections: A biological marker

Bryan Johnson once spoke about nighttime erections that are an important indicator of sexual, cardiovascular, and psychological health. He also believes they mark a critical age in the human biological life; he talks often about such phenomena in the light of his reverse aging regimen.

Age-reversal regimen and controversies

No one knows controversy as Johnson does. From waking up at 4:30 am and following a strictly plant-based diet to the daily intake of more than 100 supplements, plus targeted exercises, he's already spent millions a year on monitoring his health and the most innovative procedures that could be taken-the plasma transfusion from his son.

Johnson recently visited India with his son to promote his book, Don't Die, in which he details his age-reversal journey. While on the trip, he was criticized for bringing a six-day supply of his own food, an example of his dedication to his carefully designed lifestyle.