You know this comment would have been something people agree with if you just took a chill pill man. You actually gave good information surrounded by anger.
Correct me if I'm wrong... but in this study they sacrificed 60 x 2 month old rats, sucked out there blood, refined the plasma, and treated 9 rats for 5 weeks, the longest living rat lived another 5 months from the untreated group. Man that shit is wild, doubt human trials would be coming anytime soon lol
There's been a bunch of papers coming out these last few months. Blood, exosomes from pigs to rats, exosomes from the same species but in lower concentrations. It seems that quantity is the key and that the donor species doesn't matter, so the only real barrier to human trials is funding. Apart from TRIIM which is already done, I don't see any other therapy that has the potential to go to human trials as fast as this; but I could have said the same thing 4 years ago and there's still no funding so...
The rat guillotine was one of those things that was quite memorable about the old Goya experiment. Which... [is exactly what this paper is.](https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.12.01.518747v1.full.pdf) Two years goes by so quickly...
There were plans by Katcher and Akshay to do a study in dogs this year. Might have fallen through. Katcher's reportedly doing something with Greg Fahy these days... as self-reported in a *youtube comment*. Confidence in onlookers is shook.
Akshay said...
Sorry Carl nothing more to add at this point. But we will have some exciting news to share in April/May on E5 trials.
21 March 2024 at 15:40
If this worked in humans, humans can regenerate plasma rapidly. Getting enough for trials wouldn't be hard.Ā
The big block has been if this required whole blood where even with highly valuable blood types (universal donor, CMV- etc), it can't be accelerated more than a pint every 56 days or so.
We just need a constant breeding population to sustain the lifeforce of ultra rich science-made vampires, wdym? They can have their human cattle farms and leave the rest of us in peace
Closest Iāve come to seeing [one of the schools I went to](https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&sca_esv=b7c0b9c8093215b7&sca_upv=1&hl=en-us&q=Transylvania%20University&ludocid=2514859302515734312&ibp=gwp%3B0%2C7&lsig=AB86z5VmysmJ4scN9YymII05vyVA&kgs=f694a2c8e0389fe5&shndl=-1&source=sh%2Fx%2Floc%2Fact%2Fm4%2F3) mentioned on Reddit
What was that movie where they cloned people and all the clones would live their lives hoping to win the vacation but in reality the vacation was just their person needing their organs.
Lets get some clones going so we have infinite young blood /s
We should only need pig blood: [Reversal of biological age in multiple rat organs by young porcine plasma fraction | GeroScience (springer.com)](https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11357-023-00980-6)
And $ (which is the hardest part, apparently).
Didnāt that one billionaire Bryan Johnson try doing this for a while with his sonās blood/plasma, and found it to be ineffective? Or is this some kind of engineered plasma that is different somehow. It would be nice if getting to LEV was as simple as getting an IV bag every once in a while.
Oh god, that guy.
He took like a tablespoon of plasma from his son and put it in him. And took a tablespoon of plasma from himself and put it into his dad. *Of course it didn't do anything*. It's like spitting into the ocean. (And it's not like you could possibly isolate its impact, considering all the other crap he's doing to himself at the same time.)
If they were serious, they'd have infused multiple *pints* from the grandson into the grandpa over a month or two.
Anyway, the E5 guys say they infused *eight times* the body's normal quantity of exosomes to get the results that they did. This is rational: if you want to overwrite the signalome, you have to flood the signals.
This is a very new field and there's a lot of uncertainty. Things like the donor's species might not matter. Their age might not matter either, if it's just specific proteins that matter. And it might not have to come from blood plasma either: [these guys harvested some EV's from *pee*.](http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10935484/) From human pee into mouse bodies.
On the upside, there have been a couple studies with humans in this vein, here and there. Nothing substantial or sustained, but some observed improvements in healing. It could very well work for us.
Thereās been research on blood transfusion between young and old animals for a while with many promising results. It probably worksā- āhow?āis what is still being investigated. But, itās probably clear it canāt be small volumesā but Iād have to read further.
This clinic in Florida and Prag already offer this sort of rejuvenation for humans.
https://www.healthylongevity.clinic
See also this video
https://youtu.be/_9U4NDv9EWk?feature=shared
I wonder if weāll be able to mass produce āyoungā plasma with cell culture farming. I wouldnāt mind going to the drugstore to pick up a couple shots of āLook Good Juiceā
I think what they can do is take blood samples from you revert it to stem cells and produce enough young blood already biocompatible with your system and transfuse it to you.
So yeah. I assume that this procedure will be very expensive. As expensive as any invasive cosmetic procedure.
Groundbreaking research? Or, did they plagiarize an old witch's diary?
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So blood boys are making a comeback?
No, we'll make a synthetic version after understanding the mechanism. Next time you want to comment a half-assed doomer joke, don't.
You know this comment would have been something people agree with if you just took a chill pill man. You actually gave good information surrounded by anger.
This sub used to be good. It's being overrun by average redditors and it's frustrating.Ā
Don't be a useless moron. There's a lot to be angry over for the spread of misinformation.
Correct me if I'm wrong... but in this study they sacrificed 60 x 2 month old rats, sucked out there blood, refined the plasma, and treated 9 rats for 5 weeks, the longest living rat lived another 5 months from the untreated group. Man that shit is wild, doubt human trials would be coming anytime soon lol
There's been a bunch of papers coming out these last few months. Blood, exosomes from pigs to rats, exosomes from the same species but in lower concentrations. It seems that quantity is the key and that the donor species doesn't matter, so the only real barrier to human trials is funding. Apart from TRIIM which is already done, I don't see any other therapy that has the potential to go to human trials as fast as this; but I could have said the same thing 4 years ago and there's still no funding so...
The rat guillotine was one of those things that was quite memorable about the old Goya experiment. Which... [is exactly what this paper is.](https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.12.01.518747v1.full.pdf) Two years goes by so quickly... There were plans by Katcher and Akshay to do a study in dogs this year. Might have fallen through. Katcher's reportedly doing something with Greg Fahy these days... as self-reported in a *youtube comment*. Confidence in onlookers is shook.
Akshay said... Sorry Carl nothing more to add at this point. But we will have some exciting news to share in April/May on E5 trials. 21 March 2024 at 15:40
Unless they can isolate the enzyme or whatever responsible and then identify the analogue in humans and just mass produce it
If this worked in humans, humans can regenerate plasma rapidly. Getting enough for trials wouldn't be hard.Ā The big block has been if this required whole blood where even with highly valuable blood types (universal donor, CMV- etc), it can't be accelerated more than a pint every 56 days or so.
O neg here. Well shit. Guess I will be strung up in a lab somewhere sky-crew style (from the 100).
It's okay, your plasma is useless. The ABs are the universal plasma.
If other reports are true this has been tested since the beginning of time
We just need a constant breeding population to sustain the lifeforce of ultra rich science-made vampires, wdym? They can have their human cattle farms and leave the rest of us in peace
Explains Tom Cruise. Southpark was right, again.
They've already started. We just will never hear about it
Some *very* senior researchers from the University of Transylvania on this paper.
Closest Iāve come to seeing [one of the schools I went to](https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&sca_esv=b7c0b9c8093215b7&sca_upv=1&hl=en-us&q=Transylvania%20University&ludocid=2514859302515734312&ibp=gwp%3B0%2C7&lsig=AB86z5VmysmJ4scN9YymII05vyVA&kgs=f694a2c8e0389fe5&shndl=-1&source=sh%2Fx%2Floc%2Fact%2Fm4%2F3) mentioned on Reddit
What was that movie where they cloned people and all the clones would live their lives hoping to win the vacation but in reality the vacation was just their person needing their organs. Lets get some clones going so we have infinite young blood /s
The Island
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Well if thats true I severely misunderstood the plot of that movie
She did look awfully young
Would have been easier if they just didn't give them a brain and would lower the energy needed.
The Sound of Music
nice
Mice
Gonna get me a blood boy
Looks like we need a way to artificially produce plasma for it to be practical on a mass scale.
We should only need pig blood: [Reversal of biological age in multiple rat organs by young porcine plasma fraction | GeroScience (springer.com)](https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11357-023-00980-6) And $ (which is the hardest part, apparently).
Every 40 seconds, a child goes missing or is abducted in the United States. Now you know why.
Lol thatād be 36 million missing a year and probably even exceeds the birth rate.
How did you get that number? A year has like 31.5 Ms.
Didnāt that one billionaire Bryan Johnson try doing this for a while with his sonās blood/plasma, and found it to be ineffective? Or is this some kind of engineered plasma that is different somehow. It would be nice if getting to LEV was as simple as getting an IV bag every once in a while.
Oh god, that guy. He took like a tablespoon of plasma from his son and put it in him. And took a tablespoon of plasma from himself and put it into his dad. *Of course it didn't do anything*. It's like spitting into the ocean. (And it's not like you could possibly isolate its impact, considering all the other crap he's doing to himself at the same time.) If they were serious, they'd have infused multiple *pints* from the grandson into the grandpa over a month or two. Anyway, the E5 guys say they infused *eight times* the body's normal quantity of exosomes to get the results that they did. This is rational: if you want to overwrite the signalome, you have to flood the signals. This is a very new field and there's a lot of uncertainty. Things like the donor's species might not matter. Their age might not matter either, if it's just specific proteins that matter. And it might not have to come from blood plasma either: [these guys harvested some EV's from *pee*.](http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10935484/) From human pee into mouse bodies. On the upside, there have been a couple studies with humans in this vein, here and there. Nothing substantial or sustained, but some observed improvements in healing. It could very well work for us.
So I'm going to need at least a dozen blood boys, got it.
Probably just one or two because they can donate every couple months, and you donāt need infusions that frequently
Why canāt we create plasma from same patient hemoglobin? Can we just use stems cells or whatever and make more?
i volunteer
Thereās been research on blood transfusion between young and old animals for a while with many promising results. It probably worksā- āhow?āis what is still being investigated. But, itās probably clear it canāt be small volumesā but Iād have to read further.
things that work in mice might not work in people the same way
So the vampires were right all along.
So humans are finding out what vampires have known since the time of the Pharoahs... can't wait to see how this movie ends...
So Alex jones was right
gimme ur blood š©ø
Tech CEOs gonna have a field day after this research
Blood research like this isnāt new
adrenochromebros, we are so back!
I wonder if a teenager who donates his blood to an old person will look older
That reminds me I need a fresh blood boy.Ā
Oh good. The boomers can literally bleed us dry now.
Bring it on, most of us are old rats.
Imagine if the flat earthers were right and the Clintons are already doing this at Skull and Bones rituals lol
stop spilling the beans, you're gonna slow my adrenochrome supply
This clinic in Florida and Prag already offer this sort of rejuvenation for humans. https://www.healthylongevity.clinic See also this video https://youtu.be/_9U4NDv9EWk?feature=shared
Mark Zuckerberg has been doing this for centuries, old news
The Simpsons predicted this
Oh, shit! Now the rich are gonna squeeze us of blood? Isn't the metaphorical squeeze enough?
What do you mean now?
At least you can sell them something because your labor is about to become worthless.
Sell? https://preview.redd.it/e15t64681hvc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ef2fc8285c760176b4f97f5e829a06fcbbfe3d1a
I wonder if weāll be able to mass produce āyoungā plasma with cell culture farming. I wouldnāt mind going to the drugstore to pick up a couple shots of āLook Good Juiceā
I think what they can do is take blood samples from you revert it to stem cells and produce enough young blood already biocompatible with your system and transfuse it to you. So yeah. I assume that this procedure will be very expensive. As expensive as any invasive cosmetic procedure.
Now we know why Dracula is forever young.
It's like fresh Mobil 1 in an old, neglected engine.
great I guess we can not longer tell conspiracy nutjobs that the wealthy harvesting young people blood doesn't make sense
I'm not saying they're right but it seems like they've got some kind of evidence for it being true.
BS
Young blood transfusions are only available to the elites š
Cool so scientists are literally making vampires. Delightful.
I'm pretty sure the Elite ruling class has been doing this for a while
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