[oldasrocks]

Blood cells only live a short time.

If you put in new blood on top of old isn’t that like adding new oil instead of changing the old in you car? Maybe they need to change the filter too? (kidney)

Maybe someone needs to make a human Sea Foam to IV in? Stabilizer? Like my old 96 pickup. I’ve replaced so many parts the Title has been updated to 2001.

[Norski]

I have posted another, much more extensive article further down on the subject. Here is a quote excerpt from that article:

“Young people could basically turn into walking blood bags for rich old people who want to live forever.
We don’t know if there are any long-term issues with frequent transfusions.
New diseases that aren’t yet tested for could be present in the blood of donors...”

I urge all who are interested in this article to read the second one posted.

Thank you, Norski

[Dr. Sivana]

If you put in new blood on top of old isn’t that like adding new oil instead of changing the old in you car? Maybe they need to change the filter too? (kidney)

My '94 Roadmaster burns a quart every 500 miles, so I never change the oil. I do change the filer, but not that frequently.