A Wealth Manager’s Perspective for Today’s Health-Conscious HNI

Kshitij Kumar Pandey & Zara Thakkar

16 October 2026

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When Bryan Johnson spends $2 million annually trying to reverse his biological clock, he is not indulging an expensive midlife crisis.

As a wealth manager would say, he is allocating 100% of his capital to a single asset - himself.

The 47-year-old technology entrepreneur now runs what amounts to a one-man clinical trial, representing the vanguard of a market that barely existed a decade ago. Johnson's daily regimen is baroque: over a hundred supplements before noon, bi-weekly blood draws, thirty physicians tracking thousands of biomarkers, NAD+ infusions to accelerate cellular repair, hyperbaric oxygen sessions, gene therapy injections, and young blood plasma experiments.

While Bryan Johnson’s experiments take biohacking to its most ambitious form, they also point to a rising trend of growing propensity among the new-age wealth creators towards getting healthier and fitter, and thus, increasing spending on health tech, wellness, and other such products & services.

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