You must have heard in mythological stories that demons often prayed to God and asked for the boon of immortality. However, they never achieved complete immortality and they died. Think about it. From then till today, man is engaged in the search for immortality. He is living a good life in this life, he wants to avoid dying. For this, where earlier penance was used, now science is used.
Man has control over everything but death is such a reality which no one has been able to conquer till date. This is the reason why nowadays rich people are engaged in a race to stop their increasing age and become immortal. This work is going on in a small island of America and no one knows about it.
Here the injection of 'immortality' is given.
According to the report of Daily Mail, there is a small island 40 miles from the coast of Honduras, whose name is Roatán. This place can be easily reached by taking a flight from America. There is a city named Prospera here, which was founded by Eric Bremen. There is a tax here and the payment is also made in bitcoin. There are also illegal medical treatments here, which have not been approved by any medical association. One of these is the injection, through which DNA molecules are inserted into your body and it is claimed that it repairs itself. In simple language, this is the injection of immortality, which will not let you die, let alone grow old.
Rich people get these illegal injections.
These DNA injections are given by Minicircle clinic, whose most famous client has been biohacker Brian Johnson, who got this injection in the year 2024 and claimed positive results. However, this treatment is illegal in America and the FDA has not approved it. Despite this, the injection is being given here for Rs 22 lakh. It is claimed to be effective for two years. Minicircle, a biotech startup registered in Delaware, claims that this gene therapy affects the function of your body through the follistatin protein. Through this, the ageing speed slows down by 0.64 points, i.e. 12 months of age pass in 19 months.
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