According to neuroscientist Tony Wyss-Corey, the aging process often becomes noticeable after 50-60 years. This is due to the fact that a person begins to notice memory problems, wrinkles, gray hair. Also, at this time, people begin to speak more slowly to replace one word with another when necessary.
In a study led by Tony Wyss-Korey and colleagues, experts surgically connected the circulatory systems of old and young mice. As a result, the body of old mice began to rejuvenate (including an increase in the number of certain neurons, the neurons themselves began to work more actively, brain inflammation decreased). But in younger mice injected with blood from older mice, cognitive function worsened and the brain aged faster.
Human clinical trials have shown that Alzheimer’s patients feel much better when their plasma is replaced with plasma from young donors. So blood plasma can also serve as a means of rejuvenating the whole organism and the brain.
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Source: Ferra
