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Blueprint protocol page no longer displays its daily prescription stack
PROTOCOL CHANGE / CONTROVERSY: the daily “My Rx stack” entries shown in the 23 Sep snapshot, including metformin 500 mg in six-week cycles and acarbose 200 mg, are now absent; the separate prescriptions section still lists acarbose 400 mg and omits metformin, with no dated withdrawal note.
The 30 September 2026 capture of Bryan Johnson’s canonical protocol page now shows a blank “My Rx stack” heading in the daily routine. The 23 September snapshot contained Armour Thyroid 60 mg, levothyroxine 100 mcg, minoxidil 3.75 mg, metformin 500 mg with six-week on/off cycles, tadalafil 5 mg, Jardiance 10 mg, acarbose 200 mg, and Repatha 140 mg every other week under that heading. The separate “Rx / Prescriptions” section in the current page still lists acarbose 400 mg daily, tadalafil, candesartan, Jardiance, Repatha, and a second group with thyroid medication and minoxidil; it does not list metformin. The page metadata remains dated January 2026 and gives no dated changelog. This is a material disclosure change and leaves the displayed prescription information inconsistent. The text alone does not prove that Johnson stopped metformin, changed acarbose dose, or replaced either medication. There are no new outcome data or reasons for the edit. This record flags the page revision for editorial follow-up, not as medical advice.
No new clinical critique or outcome study tied to this page revision was found. Fin Taylor’s 23 September Spectator piece is cultural commentary, not a medication or evidence analysis: https://spectator.com/article/should-i-be-more-like-bryan-johnson/.
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