“It’s an unnecessary risk, nothing has been proven”: Man receives blood transfusions from his 17-year-old son to stay young and about drugs they warn

Knowing how to apply the secret of eternal youthful desire, without having to fall for lies, men and women. For vanity or aesthetics, also to maintain mental health, people always want to look young and beautiful.

Hence the success of surgeons and beauticians and, even in some cases, there are fifteen-year-olds – or younger – who have resorted to plastic surgery.

However, there are those who are obsessed with their physique, such as those who pay thousands of dollars to want to be like a Barbie or a Ken.

Therefore, we will know what Bryan Johnson is doing, a billionaire, as presented by the US media.

The blood to look young

There are several methods that fit all pockets. And in those last few weeks, the case of a father who “transfers” his son’s blood has been “transferred” to stay young.

As you read it. A kind of version of “Dracula”.

How much are you willing to pay to see yourself young?, they asked in Univisión when they revealed what this family man does.

This man, who is not yet 50 years old, believes in this strange anti-aging technique.

The blood was obtained from his 17-year-old son, whom he allegedly subjected to a process that took several hours to extract a liter, the American television channel reported.

A machine divides the liter of blood into plasma, red and white blood cells and platelets. The procedure is called Operation Blueprint and, in short, the ‘elderly’ receive blood from the immediately younger

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For all to know, Univisión clarifies, this controversial technique does not have the approval of the FDA, the US government agency responsible for regulating food, drugs, cosmetics, medical devices, biological products and blood derivatives.

Johnson receives blood transfusions from his 17-year-old son, Talmage, so that he can reverse his own biological process as much as possible.

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It is an unnecessary risk, says a doctor

Johnson is a software developer who wants to stay young and spends $2 million a year to do so, Antena 3 noted.

“Not everything that goes viral is neither true nor safe,” concluded Dr. Daniel Campos, a beautician, at the beginning of his opinion when consulted by Univisión.

He assured that he had read an article that also pointed out that he not only injected blood from his son, but used other boys who had a body weight like him and the doctors who treat him believe that he must have it to get there always look young.

Campos claimed that none of this has been scientifically proven, on the contrary, “it could potentially be very dangerous”.

Blood is tested before every transfusion, he recalled.

There may be a risk that when you receive the blood – whether from your child or another person – it will contain antibodies if they have been exposed to a vaccine or disease.

If so, your body may be having an immune response. In the worst case, an anaphylactic shock can also occur.

It is a totally unnecessary risk, Campos stressed.

The donor is not at risk, he stressed, remembering what has been done in medicine for a long time: plasma is used autologous, that is, your own plasma.

However, in La Tercera, they revealed that Johnson had added his father, a seventy-year-old, to this controversial experiment.

My son, father and I completed the world’s first multi-generation plasma exchange

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This technique – “blood exchange” is said to have been performed in April 2023 “at Resurgence Wellness, a health and wellness clinic in Dallas, Texas,” the above-mentioned medium published.

“Divided by mind, united by biology,” the Los Angeles-based director said in another post.

There are no guaranteed formulas to stop aging at such extremes, so Dr. Campos advises eating a good diet, exercising, and balancing hormones.