Bryan Johnson Unveils Kate Tolo's $2.6 Million Menstrual Data Project
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Updated · The Independent · Jul 30
Bryan Johnson Unveils Kate Tolo's $2.6 Million Menstrual Data Project
1 articles · Updated · The Independent · Jul 30
Summary
Johnson said Kate Tolo is undergoing a 100-day regimen costing $2.6 million a year to gather 14 million data points on her menstrual cycle.
More than 100 daily tasks and 50 devices track blood, urine, stool, sleep and blood-flow changes, with Johnson calling it a world first for female health.
A 12-person medical team is overseeing the baseline phase, after which Johnson said the couple plans to begin testing interventions and publish all results.
Tolo, 30, recently disclosed endometriosis, adenomyosis and polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, which Johnson said underscore how poorly women's health is medically understood.