Patients Paying $10,500 to Receive Plasma Transfusions From the Blood of Young People

Another source in case there's any doubt:

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Named after the food of the immortal gods in Greek mythology, Ambrosia is a private clinic in California offering blood plasma from teenagers and young adults aged 16-25 as an anti-ageing remedy.

Ambrosia founder Jesse Karmazin said a single infusion of a two-litre bag of plasma will cost patients a hefty $A10,500, but he promises customers will “see improvements” within a month.


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Yikes!

Its like that santa clarita diet thing in real life!

No wonder they keep drilling this whole zombie vampire thing.

How long before its mainstream and people are ok with it?

Seriously I wonder how truly evil is this world is going to become before it's all over?

Named after the food of the immortal gods in Greek mythology, Ambrosia is a private clinic in California offering blood plasma from teenagers and young adults aged 16-25 as an anti-ageing remedy.

Ambrosia founder Jesse Karmazin said a single infusion of a two-litre bag of plasma will cost patients a hefty $A10,500, but he promises customers will “see improvements” within a month.


[link to www.news.com.au]

Old news....they have been doing this for half a century or more that I personally know....first done in Sweden in the mid 40's I believe....movie stars flocked there to be "revitalized"....Keith Richards is a fine example....heroin addict all his life with enough money to get "fresh" blood every few years....I find it all very disturbing

I haven't noticed any elites looking younger.

Wow

Pedo
Cannibalism
Beastialty

Now vampirism at local hospitals

End of days

... a single infusion of a two-litre bag of plasma will cost patients a hefty $A10500 ...

I wonder if Putin does this.

Named after the food of the immortal gods in Greek mythology, Ambrosia is a private clinic in California offering blood plasma from teenagers and young adults aged 16-25 as an anti-ageing remedy.

Ambrosia founder Jesse Karmazin said a single infusion of a two-litre bag of plasma will cost patients a hefty $A10,500, but he promises customers will “see improvements” within a month.


[link to www.news.com.au]

Blood transfusions are regulated by the American Assosiation of Blood Banks (AABB) with the approval of the FDA. There are regulations for collection, testing, preservation, and administration for plasma. A doctors prescription/order is also needed. Plasma or FFP is only given when a patient's coagulaion times are elevated and if the PT cannot be corrected by administration of Vitamin K.

There are commercial products made from excess plasma collected by donor centers. I am not exactly sure what those products are; but, it would be impossible to know the age groups of those who donated. The blood must be tested for the diseases Syphilis, Hep B, Hep C, HIV I, II & III; as well as an AST to check for liver damage for a blood product to be given in the states.

I'm calling

I'd first be wondering about your leaders

I hear placenta is very good for this too but the catch is that it's very, very chewy. I'm not chewing shaquanda's afterbirth for 12-14 hours to look younger. Forget that nonsense.

On the other hand, I hear urine works but there's a catch with that one as well. You'll look younger but your personality gets really pissy.

There's other ways to look younger buuttt
They involve equally traumatic things

Finally we have found a use for all the useless eaters.

so those vampires stories were true after all.. huh?

Yikes!

Its like that santa clarita diet thing in real life!

No wonder they keep drilling this whole zombie vampire thing.

How long before its mainstream and people are ok with it?

Seriously I wonder how truly evil is this world is going to become before it's all over?

I haven't noticed any elites looking younger.

They have regular blood drives and donate days at high schools. They come to the schools to collect the blood. They did when my kids were in school, several times a year.