Bryan Johnson, a tech entrepreneur turned longevity guru, has gained fame for his extreme health regimen and pursuit of eternal youth, as depicted in a Netflix documentary released in January. His company, Blueprint, sells health supplements and products tied to his personal diet and recommendations, claiming to reverse biological age with a variety of therapies and pills.
However, behind the curated image and success of Blueprint lies a darker reality. Confidentiality agreements have been used by Mr. Johnson to control his image and suppress information about his personal life and business operations. Several former employees have filed complaints with the National Labor Relations Board accusing Mr. Johnson of violating federal laws that protect workers who want to speak about their workplace conditions.
The agreements have started to backfire on Mr. Johnson as his employees speak out about financial concerns, product quality issues, and uncomfortable work environments. The overbroad and unenforceable agreements have hindered employees from discussing the negative aspects of working for Mr. Johnson, such as questionable clinical studies, financial challenges, and inappropriate workplace behaviors.
Despite Mr. Johnson’s efforts to maintain control through legal threats, his employees have banded together to challenge his restrictive confidentiality agreements and seek justice for unfair workplace conditions. The National Labor Relations Board is currently investigating the complaints filed by former employees, shedding light on the cracks in Mr. Johnson’s carefully crafted image as a longevity guru.
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