Suzanne Somers has hatched a kooky plan to live to 125 — with the help of a medical group touting a new blood-cleansing therapy…
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Documents from the Young Blood Institute obtained by
The National ENQUIRER reveal the former “
Three’s Company” starlet will kick off a 50-year clinical trial that begins with her headlining a $145-a-plate event in Palm Beach, Fla. — in a bid to get others to join her age-defying scheme.
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When the trial concludes on Jan. 23, 2068, Suzanne will be 121 years old! The ENQUIRER has learned she and her fellow human guinea pigs plan to use the treatments to “rejuvenate” their aging cells by swapping out older blood for younger blood.
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“Suzanne is
desperate to extend her life as long as possible,” spilled a source. “She believes that one way she can do it is in the blood — young blood!” But while the treatments sound like a plot from a horror flick, the company insists its procedures are more dogma than Dracula.
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In documents, the therapy is described as Therapeutic Plasma Exchange (TPE) and apparently involves taking a patient’s plasma, purifying it and then injecting it back into the body.
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TPE, also known as plasmapheresis, removes plasma from your blood in order to remove a disease substance circulating in the plasma, according to the documents. Simply stated, the “old plasma” is removed and replaced by the “new plasma.”
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The technique has long been used to treat illnesses like lupus and multiple sclerosis, among other maladies. What’s novel about Suzanne and the Institute’s approach, sources said, is utilizing the procedure to literally
turn back time through a medical fountain of youth!
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But Dr. Gabe Mirkin, a longevity expert who has not treated Suzanne, told The ENQUIRER: “There are no real tests showing that plasma-replacement therapy can stop aging or age-related diseases. This is completely uncharted territory!”
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It’s the latest in Suzanne’s endless stream of
schemes to cheat Father Time. Over the years, she’s
touted fitness gear, alternative cancer therapies and organic food — which she’s claimed helped her remain cancer-free after a breast cancer diagnosis in 2001.
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“I call it ‘filling the tank,’ and I expect to live past 100!” But mainstream medical experts have branded some of her ideas as snake oil. After her book “Ageless” was published in 2007, doctors issued a public letter slamming certain ideas in it as “scientifically unproven and dangerous.”
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But Suzanne’s pal said: “She’s convinced that with this new blood therapy, she can live past 125!”
Documents from the Young Blood Institute obtained by
The National ENQUIRER reveal the former “
Three’s Company” starlet will kick off a 50-year clinical trial that begins with her headlining a $145-a-plate event in Palm Beach, Fla. — in a bid to get others to join her age-defying scheme.
Photo credit: Getty Images
When the trial concludes on Jan. 23, 2068, Suzanne will be 121 years old! The ENQUIRER has learned she and her fellow human guinea pigs plan to use the treatments to “rejuvenate” their aging cells by swapping out older blood for younger blood.
“Suzanne is
desperate to extend her life as long as possible,” spilled a source. “She believes that one way she can do it is in the blood — young blood!” But while the treatments sound like a plot from a horror flick, the company insists its procedures are more dogma than Dracula.
Photo credit: Getty Images
In documents, the therapy is described as Therapeutic Plasma Exchange (TPE) and apparently involves taking a patient’s plasma, purifying it and then injecting it back into the body.
Photo credit: Getty Images
TPE, also known as plasmapheresis, removes plasma from your blood in order to remove a disease substance circulating in the plasma, according to the documents. Simply stated, the “old plasma” is removed and replaced by the “new plasma.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
The technique has long been used to treat illnesses like lupus and multiple sclerosis, among other maladies. What’s novel about Suzanne and the Institute’s approach, sources said, is utilizing the procedure to literally
turn back time through a medical fountain of youth!
Photo credit: Getty Images
But Dr. Gabe Mirkin, a longevity expert who has not treated Suzanne, told The ENQUIRER: “There are no real tests showing that plasma-replacement therapy can stop aging or age-related diseases. This is completely uncharted territory!”
Photo credit: Getty Images
It’s the latest in Suzanne’s endless stream of
schemes to cheat Father Time. Over the years, she’s
touted fitness gear, alternative cancer therapies and organic food — which she’s claimed helped her remain cancer-free after a breast cancer diagnosis in 2001.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Photo credit: Getty Images
“I call it ‘filling the tank,’ and I expect to live past 100!” But mainstream medical experts have branded some of her ideas as snake oil. After her book “Ageless” was published in 2007, doctors issued a public letter slamming certain ideas in it as “scientifically unproven and dangerous.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
But Suzanne’s pal said: “She’s convinced that with this new blood therapy, she can live past 125!”
Photo credit: Getty Images
