Harold Katcher’s E5/Elixir (Young Plasma) Rat Trial Results
Survival curve shows increase in average lifespan, and now Sima has become the longest-lived Sprague Dawley rat
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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.
Live Forever Club - 04-Mar-2024
The old rats that got young blood lived longer and looked healthier
Read more...Longevity Technology - 31-Aug-2023
Pig plasma therapy could reverse aging in humans
Read more...University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) - 16-Aug-2023
PF4 from platelets enhanced learning and memory in both young and old mice
Read more...New Scientist - 26-Jul-2023
Infusion of youthful blood increased lifespan by 5% and improved age-related gene alterations
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The Sheekey Science Show looks at whether taking a part of blood (plasma) and injecting it into old animals is enough for rejuvenation
Part of a series organized by SENS Research Foundation's Education Department
Talks about Sima - the longest lived Sprague Dawley rat ever - and his E5 plasma-based therapeutic
Survival curve shows increase in average lifespan, and now Sima has become the longest-lived Sprague Dawley rat
Biological age and biomarkers improved to that of rats half their age
The Club interviews Jesse Karmazin, CEO, to find out more about the trial, the FDA warning, and the relaunch
Summary of “Turning back time with emerging rejuvenation Strategies” published in Nature Cell Biology