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tldr: plasma transfer from habitually active (running) mice to sedentary mice made the latter healthier, in particular various brain benefits were observed. Th
by DenisM 5y ago
tldr: plasma transfer from habitually active (running) mice to sedentary mice made the latter healthier, in particular various brain benefits were observed.
This looks like a huge deal to me? I imagine younger active humans donating their blood to the benefit of those who can no longer exercise themselves, staving off various brain disorders in that group. This looks a lot easier than trying to transplant or later brain chemistry.
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- netizen-936824 5y agoOr we can learn about the signaling pathways involved, that could lead to interesting things
- kingcharles 5y agoAlready happening regularly: https://skinperfectionsrgv.com/vampire-therapy-the-extraordinary-treatment-that-can-reverse-aging/ https://skinperfectionsrgv.com/vampire-therapy-the-extraordi...
- asix66 5y agohttps://youtu.be/hBA0AH-LSbo https://youtu.be/hBA0AH-LSbo
- helge9210 5y agoAnd if those younger active humans refuse to donate, we already have mechanisms in place to make them: "donation mandate", firing those who refuse, limiting their access to public services and transportation etc. I really want to add sarcasm tag, but somehow can't.
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