JamesX
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Hi Hugues, Thank you for providing the very informative link. There are risks that anyone wishing to do this either themselves or as part of a trial need to be aware of and manage accordingly, nothing in life is risk free but risks can be managed and reduced if best practices are followed. Certainly although I have and…
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Hi Larry, Yes I believe it would and it would also restore any missing hair, but this would be a side effect of being rejuvenated. Balding is not due to losing hair follicles, the hair follicles are still present in a bald person it's just that they are not getting the message to grow hair again, and hair follicles grow in…
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Hi Hugues, I read that within one of the mice experiments an old mouse was rejuvenated by young mouse plasma and once the one month period of plasma injections were completed the mouse continued to age normally again so it appears to be like winding a clock back in that once you finish winding it back it will continue to…
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...oh and in addition to my previous post, if one is still concerned about diseases from donor plasma for example, you could opt to buy a standard home freezer that can freeze to -20 degrees which all should... then store the plasma in the freezer immediately once obtained... it can be safely stored for 12 months at -18 or…
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Hi Hugues, If you're teenagers are happy to help then I would advice first you and the donors go register with a blood donor clinic as they will then take you through the lifestyle questionnaire and take blood samples to run lab tests for blood typing and check for all relevant diseases and other factors that could…
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Hi All, Sorry about the delayed response, I figured if anyone replied to this post I'd receive an auto generated email so I could respond but this did not happen and I only discovered the responses after Googling for latest updates in this area of research on the internet and clicking a link which bought me to my old post…