Clinical trial demonstrates the impact of therapeutic plasma exchange on biological age

Medical Xpress / Buck Institute for Research on Aging / Aging Cell ^ | May 28, 2025 | Matias Fuentealba et al

[ConservativeMind]

A first-of-its-kind clinical trial shows that therapeutic plasma exchange (TPE) combined with intravenous immunoglobulin reduced biological age on average by 2.6 years, as measured by multi-omic biomarkers.

The results provide early data on the impact of TPE on biological age, supporting its potential for new disease and longevity applications.

Therapeutic plasma exchange is a procedure that separates, removes, and replaces a patient's plasma to treat certain diseases. The study investigated how TPE impacts biomarkers associated with biological age, including changes across the epigenome, proteome, metabolome, glycome and immune system, alongside physical measures like balance and strength. Research participants were assigned one of four different treatment groups: 1) biweekly TPE, 2) biweekly TPE with intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG), 3) monthly TPE or 4) a control group.

The study found:

Patients receiving TPE showed a reduction in biological age, as measured by multi-omics biomarkers, with the most significant reductions in those patients that received TPE with IVIG. Participants undergoing biweekly TPE-IVIG treatment exhibited an average biological age reduction of 2.61 years, compared to 1.32 years for those receiving TPE alone.

Patients receiving TPE with IVIG experienced changes in immune cells associated with reversed age-related immune decline. This intervention modulated cellular senescence-associated proteins and restored age-associated shifts in immune cell composition. This indicates that TPE with IVIG may improve the body's ability to fight infections and other age-related diseases, particularly those related to inflammation.

Individuals with biomarkers associated with poorer baseline health status, including higher baseline levels of circulating bilirubin, glucose, and liver enzymes, saw the greatest reduction in biological age and improvement in biomarkers. The treatment also showed a benefit for healthy individuals, including balance and strength.

While the observed treatment effects were strongest after the initial three sessions, subsequent treatments showed diminishing returns, suggesting that spacing out treatments may enhance long-term benefits.

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[ConservativeMind]

This is available today. 2.6 years of biological age reduction in 3 months with plasma exchange and immunoglobulin.

There is another way to get the same biological age reduction in three months. I will post that next.

[ConservativeMind]

A Fast Mimicking Diet (FMD) done five days a month for three months nets you a 2.5 biological age reduction, according to Nature Journal. It costs about $160-$180 each time on sale and it helps your body remove defective cells and proteins while stimulating stem cells to be made to fix what can be found to fix.

My wife and I have done this and it really helps.

More here:

Fasting-mimicking diet causes hepatic and blood markers changes indicating reduced biological age and disease risk

https://www.nature.com/articles/s44324-023-00002-1?_kx=Ejga-vG6ImKKgsFBkEltlQ.XqzShz

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[ConservativeMind]

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[anton]

Oh boy. You get to do 89 2.6 times. Just what I was hoping for /s. Actually 26 would be ok to do three times. Can they make that happen?

[Delta 21]

Hey, you guys got any of that therapeutic plasma exchange (TPE) with intravenous immunoglobulin?

[BiteYourSelf]

So,Heinlein was right.🤔

[noiseman]

So you mean Geritol was telling the truth when they advertised that it could fix “tired blood?”

[zeestephen]

Re: "...replaces a patient's plasma..."

Replaces it with what?

There is no explanation.

[Does so]

With YOUNGER patients’ plasma?

[fso301]

This sort of thing has been rumored to be in use amongst the ultra wealthy tech elites.

[9YearLurker]

You don’t get lumps like Henry Kissinger having lived as long otherwise.

[Ponyexpress9790]

I read something similar years ago, during Pizzagate. Something about “harvesting” blood from terrorized, abused children, and elevated levels of adrenaline in the children’s blood. Demonic if true. Gives an additional incentive to child trafficking. What came to mind was Pedesta’s painting of nakedness children standing against a wall with whip marks all over their backsides.