[ichabod1]

For pete’s sake. These people are sick. If you want the benefits of youthful blood, I should think you would want to transfuse it, not drink it.

On the other hand, there is a certain rather grisly mammalian behavior of eating the young (like, such as, male lions), I wouldn’t be surprised if there is something to it, all the stem cells, etc. You know some make soup from the placenta... (gag. puke.)

[ransomnote]

Part of Satanic rituals going back as far as ancient Egypt, if not farther.

Here’s a cringeworthy title given our current musings:
“Pelosi: Dems Need ‘New Blood,’ but ‘I’m Here’ as Long as Trump in WH”

https://www.breitbart.com/california/2018/09/10/pelosi-dems-need-new-blood-but-im-here-as-long-as-trump-in-wh/

*cringe*

[Pearls Before Swine]

For pete’s sake. These people are sick. If you want the benefits of youthful blood, I should think you would want to transfuse it, not drink it.

I was thinking that when the kids ask me and the wife what we'd like for Christmas, we should respond, "Whole young blood transfusion, maybe yours."

Reportedly, how much blood has to be replaced to get the rejuvenating benfits? A pint? The whole thing?

Is plasma replacement sufficient, or do you need whole blood?

And, how long do the effects last?