Dr. Barry Dworkin

Transfusing “young blood” into your body will not magically make your organs younger and/or more functional.

Health Headlines Commentary for January 18, 2019

Source:

Ambrosia: ‘Young blood’ transfusions accepting PayPal payments, operating in 5 cities

A controversial startup that charges $8,000 to fill patients’ veins with young blood is opening a clinic in NYC — but researchers whose work inspired it warn it’s dangerous

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