Millionaire infuses himself with son's blood to stay young

One wealthy older man received a plasma transfusion, meaning the liquid part of blood, from his teenage son. He and his son also gave blood for testing, but this was a personal experiment, not a controlled medical study. The man reported no clear benefit after testing, and there was no comparison group. The experiment involved too few people to show whether the treatment works or is safe.

What this means for you: Do not buy or seek young-plasma treatments for aging. This report provides no reliable evidence of health or lifespan benefits, and transfusions can have serious risks.