Young Blood
Youthful blood has all the hallmarks of a vampire-esque solution to aging - but there may be some science behind it too.
Tony Wyss-Coray at Stanford University who infused older mice with the blood of younger animals and found that their brains became more plastic and malleable which enabled them to learn and remember information like their younger donors.
Young Blood Blog Posts
Stanford University optimistic about human rejuvenation
12-Mar-2019
Heart muscle aging reversed (in mice)
28-May-2013
Recent News
Recalibration of signalling factors to more youthful levels in the blood
Life Extension Advocacy Foundation (LEAF) - 03-Sep-2019Adjusting the levels of just two molecules in the blood could lead to significant rejuvenation
Read more...Totally new pathway towards healthy ageing
Independent - 13-Jun-2019Substance circulating in the veins of juvenile mice delayed death and kept the disease at bay
Read more...Young mouse blood can reverse declines in the brains of older mice
earth.com - 04-Jun-2019Two proteins may be responsible for improving brain cell growth
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