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Here is a story about how the wealthy are looking at using the blood of young people as a rejuvenation aid. Tests carried out on mice have shown positive effects when blood is transfused from younger mice into older one. But it’s no longer an experiment with just mice. A startup company owned by Jesse Karmazin, called Ambrosia, is doing this with humans, and the rich are lining up to get the blood of the young. Ambrosia has about 100 paying customers and buys its blood from blood banks. it charges $8000 a go.
“I don’t want to say the word panacea, but here’s something about teenagers,” Karmazin told New Scientist. “Whatever is in young blood is causing changes that appear to make the aging process reverse.” One of Trumps advisers Peter Thiel is rumored to spend $40,000 per quarter to get an infusion of blood from an 18-year-old teenager.
If this is out in the open, you would certainly wonder what goes on behind closed door, well perhaps not wonder, but, shudder.
This Anti-Aging Start-Up Is Paying Thousands of Dollars for Teen Blood
“I don’t want to say the word panacea, but here’s something about teenagers,” Karmazin told New Scientist. “Whatever is in young blood is causing changes that appear to make the aging process reverse.” One of Trumps advisers Peter Thiel is rumored to spend $40,000 per quarter to get an infusion of blood from an 18-year-old teenager.
If this is out in the open, you would certainly wonder what goes on behind closed door, well perhaps not wonder, but, shudder.
This Anti-Aging Start-Up Is Paying Thousands of Dollars for Teen Blood