Brian Johnson, an American technology, who is known for his anti -aging research, has again slammed India’s poor air quality – a few days later he was a few days to get out of the podcast with Zeroda’s CEO Nikhil Kamath He made headlines. In a long post on X, Mr. Johnson cited a study of how poor air pollution causes liver inflammation, fibrosis, blood fats imbalance, and alcohol -related liver protein markers and cancerous gene disgrace related to cancer Is.
He said, “Indians are properly angered by the quality of poor air.
In a study shared by Mr. Johnson, the traffic PM 2.5 was included in 12 weeks of low -level mice of pollutants. It collected Particulate Matter PM2.5 from the edge of the busy roads and introduced pollutants in a saline solution in the nose of mice.
After 12 weeks, the animals developed liver inflammation, fibrosis, blood fats imbalance, and demonstrated liver protein markers associated with alcohol related liquor and gene disgrace.
“Air pollution is multi -faceted, PM2.5 with small particulate matter that can reach depths in the lungs and the air pollutants attached to traffic and combustion engines can cross the most notorious” everyday “circulation. The study is a clear reminder There is no one. Safe -level risk for air pollution, emphasizing the need to consider it as a public health priority – especially in heavy polluted cities and countries, ”Mr. Johnson wrote.
Tech Millionaire also shared ways to reduce the contact with poor air quality such as: knowing about the level of PM2.5, wearing N95 masks, and air in the car while traveling through busy and polluted roads To activate the re -compilation.
During his visit to India in December last year, Nikhil Kamath’s ‘WTF’ came out of the podcast midway, citing poor air quality – even though he had an air purifier in the room and wore an N95 mask.
The interview was recorded in a five -star hotel room in Bandra, Mumbai. At that time, AQI was around 120.
Praising Nikhil Kamath as a “kind host”, Mr. Johnson explained that the room was moving outside the wind, making his air purifier ineffective. He also criticized how deeply air pollution in India has become normal.
“This was my third day in India and air pollution made my skin grain and my eyes and throat irritation. Air pollution has been so normal in India that despite the science of its negative effects, there is no notice Does known.
