[Jamestown1630]

Then it’s self-delusion. Clintons,Soros, all these people look like the walking dead.

[JockoManning]

1. We don't know exactly who among them have had how many doses how recently.

2. We don't know precisely the degree of effectiveness of such stuff on any body part or system--particularly with what age groups etc. etc. etc.

3. We don't know if effectiveness wears off after how many doses over how many years.

4. There are other reported 'eternal youth' 'technologies' & treatments purportedly from the UFO critters that may be more effective but also more closely restricted.

[UCANSEE2]

People have a tendency to believe in things, whether they are true or not.

The quest for ‘immortality’ has been going on for (at least) THOUSANDS of YEARS.

If you have billions to throw at a chance of immortality, would you do it ?

I think you also might be ignoring another possible conclusion, and that is that IF NOT for some kind of regenerative ‘miracle’, these people you mentioned might have been dead years ago.

How did DICK CLARK stay so young looking ?

[citizen]

Then it’s self-delusion. Clintons,Soros, all these people look like the walking dead.

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Maybe the proof is that they're still walking and not dead.

[DouglasKC]

Then it’s self-delusion. Clintons,Soros, all these people look like the walking dead.

Yeah, just like vampires. But they sure seem to live a long time...and it seems (seems) relatively rare to see diminished mental capacity in many leftie icons.

[greeneyes]

That’s the clue. They are still walking, but they should be 6 ft. under so to speak.

[reformedliberal]

Then it’s self-delusion. Clintons,Soros, all these people look like the walking dead.
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There’s a difference between life extension and rejuvenation. If it rejuvenated, it would be on every cosmetic counter. Altho, come to think of it, fetal products have been used and advertised for skin rejuvenation.

Also, I saw an article recently where teenagers’ blood is being offered for transfusion @ $8k/treatment.

My personal opinion is the entire blood thing is a ritual tied to some occult teaching and the life extension part is an added inducement. Perhaps the hidden, *spiritual* meanings are masked to the initiate or pre-initiate? Dunno....I’m old enough that a promise of just feeling young again would be tempting, if I didn’t know/care about the source of the product and could afford it.

Perhaps the first one is free? It wears off and you need a repeat dose, complete w/payment.

Lots of deception in those circles, from what I’ve read. Another thought: could the visible recipients be savvy enough they don’t want to call attention to themselves in that regard? Bad enough to be Soros...what if he looked 40 for forty years?