Bryan Johnson· Author
The study found infusions of youthful blood led the older animals to live 6-9% longer, roughly equivalent to six extra years for an average human.
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The study found infusions of youthful blood led the older animals to live 6-9% longer, roughly equivalent to six extra years for an average human.
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it was an old mouse and and a young Mouse the results showed that the old mouse got younger
We know that when you fuse the blood systems, the circulatory systems of an old mouse and a young mouse, the young mouse makes the old mouse rejuvenated and younger.