The Equinox chain of fitness centers has a new Plutonium Tier of membership designed to increase your life expectancy at a $40,000 annual fee. I’m pretty sure I can google-up about 90% of it for free. I particularly liked the 46-yr-old who was infusing himself with the blood of teenagers, but that costs extra. {{ LOL }}
If you continue on to the end of the article you’ll see a review of 3 AI-written books that purport to be a biography of Frank Bruni. It’s late stage capitalism – Splendid stuff!
from the article:
{ at one point, in the hope of reversing the aging process and in consultation with some 30 doctors, he received a series of plasma transfusions from young donors, including his teenage son. He stopped after not detecting any evidence that they were doing any good. }
The key is the physical connection of the ‘old’ vascular system to the ‘young’ vascular system.
{ a team of scientists co-led by Harvard Medical School Professor of MedicineVadim Gladyshev extended the lives of old mice by connecting their circulatory systems to those of young mice. Using a process called heterochronic parabiosis, the researchers connected their vessels for three months.
The results were striking: The old mice lived for an average of 6 percent to 9 percent longer than their control peers, and biological age determined with biomarkers of aging in both the old and young mice was affected by the three-month blood-sharing procedure.
Anything less than true heterochronic parabiosis is just witch doctoring.
