Young blood an elixir that prevents age-related diseases, study reveals

news.sky.com ^ | 08 September 2018 | Lucia Binding

[Berlin_Freeper]

Blood taken from a young person could be the key to maintaining long-lasting health in old age, scientists claim.

[trebb]

Thanks for another morning chuckle! He looks different in some subtle ways that makes me wonder if we need to reactivate Mulder and Scully....

[I want the USA back]

From which to make a horror movie.

[ckilmer]

my understanding is that giving blood is healthy for you. it thins the blood in a natural way rather than using something like rat poison to do the job.

[jmcenanly]

Twilight meets The Hunger Games.

[Texas Fossil]

I had not heard that, thanks.

Short term effect is a little less energy, but have not noticed any long term affect.

[MayflowerMadam]

“Is this a bad time to raise the issue of ‘crimes against children’ regarding Anthony Weiner’s laptop?”

No; it’s the perfect time. At least, that’s the first thing I though of. Spirit cooking, etc., that Clintons, Podestas, etc., are involved in. (Obviously ineffective, looking at Bill and Hill.)

[Right Wing Assault]

Meanwhile, another startup called Elevian believes a blood protein called GDF11 is the key ingredient.

The company announced this week it had $5.5m (£4.2m) of investment backing their approach.

[HollyB]

Yes I saw that post and responded to it as well.

[Songcraft]

"By now, those two should be 'The Rolling Pebbles'"

Yeah -- or maybe the "Rolling Rocking Chairs".

(Speaking of "rocking chairs", this old song sort of ties in with the "young blood elizir" theme of this thread:  "I Don't Need No Rocking Chair" - George Jones.)

[Jane Long]

Just no!

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Agree!!

This sickening drivel shouldn’t be posted.

Even more sickening??

Lots of posters here seem to be okay with this.

[RegulatorCountry]

I’ve lone heard them called The Strolling Bones.