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Newsweek: Can Blood from Young People Slow Aging?

Well...I guess there's some truth now to all the tales of vampires becoming young through the blood of the youth.

Can Blood from Young People Slow Aging? Silicon Valley Has Bet Billions It Will
By Adam Piore, 04/07/21 AT 10:55 AM EDT, Newsweek.

https://www.newsweek.com/2021/04/16/...l-1581447.html

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The Spanish firm Grifols helped set off a kerfuffle last year when it, along with other firms, offered nearly double the going price for blood donations for a COVID-19 treatment trial. Brigham Young University in Idaho had to threaten some enterprising students with suspension to keep them from intentionally trying to contract COVID-19. The trial failed, however, and now the Barcelona-based firm is hoping to extract something far more valuable from the plasma of young volunteers: a set of microscopic molecules that could reverse the process of aging itself.

Earlier this year, Grifols closed on a $146 million-deal to buy Alkahest, a company founded by Stanford University neuroscientist Tony Wyss-Coray, who, along with Saul Villeda, revealed in scientific papers published in 2011 and 2014 that the blood from young mice had seemingly miraculous restorative effects on the brains of elderly mice. The discovery adds to a hot area of inquiry called geroscience that "seeks to understand molecular and cellular mechanisms that make aging a major risk factor and driver of common chronic conditions and diseases of older adulthood," according to the National Institutes of Health. In the last six years, Alkahest has identified more than 8,000 proteins in the blood that show potential promise as therapies. Its efforts and those of Grifols have resulted in at least six phase 2 trials completed or underway to treat a wide range of age-related diseases, including Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

Alkahest and a growing number of other geroscience health startups signal a change in thinking about some of the most intractable diseases facing humankind. Rather than focusing solely on the etiology of individual diseases like heart disease, cancer, Alzheimer's and arthritis—or, for that matter, COVID-19—geroscientists are trying to understand how these diseases relate to the single largest risk factor of all: human aging. Their goal is to hack the process of aging itself and, in the process, delay or stave off the onset of many of the diseases most associated with growing old.
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"You have no idea how many people are interested to investing money in longevity," said Nir Barzilai, the founding director of the Institute for Aging Research at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University, and the founder of a company aimed at mitochondrial health. "There are billions of dollars."

Although the vast majority of these efforts remain in preclinical development, several have recently entered FDA trials and could potentially hit the market in a few years. Some are already appearing on the gray market, raising concerns that hucksters are peddling anti-aging snake oil. Others, meanwhile, worry what might happen if these drugs actually do deliver on their promise: Will poor young people be coerced into selling their blood to elderly billionaires? Will magical anti-aging pills become the province of the Park Avenue and Hollywood rich, like facelifts, hair plugs and botox injections? Will the rest of us senile peasants be forced to watch them age backwards as we are left to wither and die?
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Well that quote from Nir Barzilai is correct, there are massive amounts of funding by the elites to research immortality. Don't believe me? Type in the words "immortality" and "billionaire", and just see what the search engine gives out. Here are some links already:

https://abcfinance.co.uk/blog/how-bi...-live-forever/
https://www.livemint.com/Leisure/miP...mortality.html
https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-im...o-live-forever
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/5-cre...100429618.html
https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...n-gene-therapy
https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...ity-healthcare
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/health-f...g-immortality/
https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/progr...uy-immortality
https://www.dw.com/en/what-if-billio...ver/a-42840013
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tech/961393...45-initiative/
https://richtopia.com/emerging-techn...n-immortality/
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/31/goog...e-forever.html

...And you thought the search for immortality was some outlandish supervillain trope found in comic books and cartoons :lol:, no, the search for it is actually real.

Ask Hollywood.... they'd know.

This is more like stuff Cybercubed could be interested in.

I'm pretty sure sure it worked for Dracula.

I sure hope so. If it doesn't I've been wasting a whole lotta time, money and effort.

Which one of Countess Bathory's descendants is this?

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Originally Posted by mrmaczaps (Post 1888258)

Ask Hollywood.... they'd know.

:tlol::tlol::tlol:You took the words right out of my mouth! Hollywood is engaging in rituals where they are drinking the blood of children, eating them after killing them, and sleeping with them for higher stature in their careers.:tshifty::tcouch:

It's as if every weirdo's conspiracy theory from the last 40 years is actually happening.

Great reset? Nah that's all crackpot talk.
Hollywood Elite Staying Young By Harvesting Blood? Absolute counter-culture conspiracy.
Military Knows of Aliens? Nah that's just southern hicks telling stories!

Can't wait to hear what happens to the "One World Government" and.... I dunno... whatever else there is out there.

The truth is that I'm not a believer in "conspiracy theories", but I am absolutely against the knee-jerk deniers of these weird patterns, which they deny out of their own leftist biases.

Nope. No conspiracy theories. Things are done in plain sight and many people just seem to ignore it. Why do you think there is a lot of human trafficking in this world? The victims are mostly children too. I remember in the 80s there was a new child posted on a milk carton everyday. It's sad what the elites are doing. Plus, there is no such thing as Right or Left because both political parties are owned by the same side. The only political parties that exist are the haves and have nots. The majority of Americans are too stupid to realize this because they are too fueled by their racism, gun hoarding, and violence. This is the reason the world laughs at America. People should know history and see how well your government loves you. LMAO! Open a book.

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Originally Posted by IMJ (Post 1888594)

One big difference is that 40 years ago, the internet (for the general public) and ubiquitous cameraphones didn't exist like they do now. So people now can actually communicate, record, document and share information to the world about any topic instantly, in which previously, they couldn't in such a collaborative and unified way without the financial, corporate, and publishing barriers of the past with television, books, radio, or newspapers/magazines. Plus, corroborating and validating the information was far more exhausting in having to actually find physical copies of the controversial topic(s), as one would have to travel to go to libraries, bookstores, and film/video stores (if they would even bother to devote shelf space to it) unlike today with a simple internet search.

With faster connection speeds during the 2000s and the rise of social media that can give anyone a platform during the 2010s, it's why mainstream news, Big Tech corporations, and governments feel the need to stop "disinformation" on the internet because they can no longer control the narrative when the public has now become the reporters, verifiers, and critics of what's real news and fake news.

Of course it opens a deluge of enormous information with a vast range of accuracy, but it gives the public the tools to research and decipher what is actually accurate without the biased narrative context of big corporations and the government.

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Originally Posted by neatoman (Post 1888266)

I'm pretty sure sure it worked for Dracula.

Beat me to that comment!