Anti-Aging study in mice shows young blood provides longevity

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#1

So the vampires and blood cultists had a point:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s43587-024-00612-4

or the video that I saw that even let me know this was a thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTMjmHKc2Ys

TL;DR

Younger mice small Extracellular Vesicles (sEV) contain microRNA which are different compared to older mice, which boosts PGC1alpha and shows a “return towards origin” in aged mice when young mice blood is injected into older mice (as compared to the control).

Further, young human sEVs were injected into aged mice and reproduced the effect.

I don’t believe we have a field that goes about this process in this way (neither young sEV, or PGC1alpha), but please let me know if we do. Either way, super interesting study.

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#2

I think the closest would be negative ion charged plasma blood or the new triple action blood energizer

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#3

Simple DIY hack. Just take yourself back in time: Watch old tv shows; read old magazines; ignore today’s problems and think about yesterday. Think young and the body will follow.

Maybe play the nostalgia field or revision fields. Try an hour a day. Most the news stories we follow aren’t important, but visiting your past will do wonders.

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#4

I do the revision fields as part of the self-love stacks, I’ll have to give the nostalgia and child-like wonder more time.

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#5

Old tv show are great. That theme music you haven’t heard for years might get you thinking about a trig exam.

#6

The very same process wasn’t successful in humans at least on individual scale, notably Bryan Johnson stopped doing it, while for mice it was demonstrated a long time ago.

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#7

Right, I thought Bryan was just transferring plasma, having not narrowed down the actual methodology?

#8

Likely it’s, blood manipulations are tried for ages, but successes are sparse. Plasma infused with anything is quite popular AFAIK among people who do it.