Peter Attia· MD
do you activate the platelets or do you just put them there and hope that they're gonna activate and what do you activate them with you can usually use some form of calcium like calcium gluconate or calcium chloride
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do you activate the platelets or do you just put them there and hope that they're gonna activate and what do you activate them with you can usually use some form of calcium like calcium gluconate or calcium chloride
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you take blood you spin it you get the supernate and you spin it again add some calcium chloride you have PRP