The Dark World of Young Blood Transfusions

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[Boy_Boy]

Everyone who signs up to our Patreon will get 1L of our blood plasma every month:

[Emma-vfro]

i went to donate plasma once and a woman came in late for her appointment and was begging the nurse to let her give blood because she didn’t have enough money for the bus home and it was the most dystopian experience i’ve ever had.

[IBeChubbz]

The look on that woman's face when you told her how often you're allowed to donate blood in Australia is going to stick with me for a while

[Uaene]

You guys really didn't have to make a 20 minute long video explaining how Alex has been blood transfusing the shit out of Aleksa and back into himself in order to preserve his youthfulness, we already knew from the years of subtle hints

[johnsamuel]

I just cried when the lady paused for a moment and then said "I don't know why they do that". She knows but is just helpless.

[lymb]

You know what the world needs isn't more young people with fresh new ideas, it's old people with bad old ideas sustained by the literal life-essence of the young!

[keith]

It's so discusting. I've donated blood for free through my school. I have a brother who was dying from ulcerative colitis, and he had to get so many blood transfusions. Watching him go through that made me want to donate my blood. And to think my blood could end if some rich person face, instead of someone who needed it like my brother. I can't even explain how angry that makes me.

[mic-a-L]

For those who wanted to know, the only reason why the mice experiment worked was because the older mouse was essentially using the younger one’s organs. By connecting their arteries together, the scientists basically created a close loop where the younger mouse’s organs where working overtime in order to keep the older one alive. This had the effect of making the young mouse a lot weaker as the old one got « younger ». So the blood itself had absolutely nothing to do with it and it never will, if rich people want to actually become younger vampires, they’d have to parasite young people’s organs by straight up hooking their blood systems together

[evren]

Dude, this channel has become an obsession of mine as of late. You are absolutely hilarious man. That line about Bryan Johnson having the heart of a 37 year old, lungs of an 18 year old, and... had me dying! Love your takes on just about everything thus far.

[SpartanOfLuxon]

As a Veteran, that woman saying the plasma centers are around bases and soldiers do it to make ends meet are 100% true. I knew a lot of buddies who would donate.

[Thiquid]

Listen, I think it's inspirational how far you guys are willing to go for both content and journalism, but PLEASE DON'T DO ANYMORE ELECTIVE SURGERIES HOLY

[TheRedReid]

My Dad "donated" as often as he could for years and years until he developed a blood cancer called essential thrombocytosis. We don't have any proof that the donations caused it, but we suspect the plasma "donations" played a role. The fact that the plasma might be sold to billionaires—that my dad might have gotten cancer from "donating" plasma—just so some vampires can shoot it up... I don't even have words. On top of all that, now I have been forced into donating my plasma as well despite the risks—despite my dad's condition—because I have been unable to work for over 3 years now. I applied for disability over two and a half years ago but am still waiting for a hearing. In the meantime, I have received *nothing.* This country is vile.

[aaronhorner]

My son told me to check you guys out and Im impressed guys.

[rebekahthebanana]

The look on that woman's face when you told her you could only donate blood once a month in Australia was devastating. You can tell she was immediately questioning if it was really that safe to be donating every 48 hours and what that can do to someone's body over time. It's sad that this is the financial situations so many people have to do just to get by and provide for themselves and their family.

[AndriPopUp]

I was an active blood donnor in Romania and I always had to wait 2 months and a half between donations. I even went one time 6 days earlier by mistake and they didn't allow me to donate. It's just crazy to think there's places where you're allowed to donate every 48h hours.

[sadisticbadger]

funny thing to me is that most of the heterochronic-parabiosis studies (the young blood/rat experiments) came to the conclusion that the young blood itself didn't do anything, it was the fact that the young heart from a combined circulatory system was able to help pick up the slack of the older heart. That's why all the rats are sewn together and attached to one another, instead of just swapping their blood with needles.

[tk.]

I have never come across this side of youtube where i feel such despair at the end of every video, thank you for spreading the knowledge bro, big fan from india.

[connorwilcox]

TO CLARIFY, if you donate through Vitalant or Red Cross or another nonprofit, your blood/plasma goes directly to hospitals. These organizations will probably not compensate you other than with raffles for gift cards and free food, so it’s not something to do if you’re trying to supplement your income, but your donations will be sold to a hospital, not to the highest bidder.

[otoya_igetdistracted]

bro as much as i appreciate your guys eagerness to test out everything no matter how sketchy it is but i'm kinda scared for you this time, that procedure looked risky af. pls don't destroy yourselves bc you guys seem nice

[Bagiette]

I love how you put scenes from Gounod's Faust when talking about "deal with the devil". I see what you did there, my friends. You have my attention and subscription.