Young
Plasma
Patient-Driven
Research
A patient-funded clinical study is being designed that will
be open for members of our private association.
The project will provide thoroughly screened plasma from
donors in their early 20s by medical groups initially in South Florida, and
eventually in other states.
This comparison study will evaluate the following three
approaches:
1) Plasma Replacement – Remove plasma from seniors and replace with thoroughly
screened plasma from donors in their early 20s
2) Plasma Infusion – Infuse seniors with thoroughly screened plasma from
donors in their early 20s (no plasma removal).
3) Plasma Exchange – Remove plasma, replace with saline and albumin followed
by IgG for immune system.
Each participant’s
unique situation will be evaluated by the study site physician and principal
investigator to select the option that best serves their individual age
management objectives, along with affordability considerations.
The study will assess the effects of differing young
plasma approaches and rapidly communicate results to our community.
Costs for therapies and objective measures of testing
biological aging are to be covered by study participants.
The intention is to make the therapies accessible and
affordable to everyone at the lowest possible cost.
There
is evidence these interventions may assist in certain kinds of early-stage
dementias.
Some
references are on the bottom of this page.
The Young
Plasma Costs
Creating an initiative like this will depend largely on what
is paid to select extremely healthy young donors, thoroughly screening of young
donor lifestyle and their blood, medical staffing, overhead, and number of
participants.
The best estimates of costs as of today are listed below.
Note: These are not yet firm prices. This is a new
initiative and there will be a learning curve for those involved.
The costs below cover collecting plasma (there are many
steps and costs to evaluate extremely healthy donors, test and collect),
physician, infusion/apheresis nurse or specialist as required, supplies and
some others.
Note: the prices below are for these experimental
interventions and do not include necessary biomarker testing (covered after
this).
These estimates are plus or minus about 20%
· Plasma Replacement – Remove plasma from seniors and replace with thoroughly
screened plasma from donors in their early 20s 1
liter (fair expected effect) – Estimated $6,071
2 liters (good expected effect) –
Est. $8,771
3 liters (best expected effect – Est. cost $12,121
· Plasma Infusion – Infuse seniors with thoroughly screened plasma from
donors in their early 20s (no plasma removal).
1 liter (fair expected effect) – Est. $3,475
2 liters (good expected effect) –
Est. $6,025
3 liters (best expected effect – Est. $8,900
· Plasma Exchange – Remove plasma, replace with
saline and albumin followed by IgG for immune system.
Est. $3523
Biomarker
Test Options
Some no-cost cognitive and physical
tests will be used to keep costs to a minimum.
Biomarker lab tests to measure baseline and two follow-up
tests range from $576 to $949 for each test panel. There are three test
panels needed, one pre-treatment and two follow-ups.
The program is
planned to begin in South Florida in April-May 2024, and in other
states after. California and New York will be among the first, and others
will depend upon prospective participant input, especially from Age Reversal
Network members.
If you are
interested in participating, contact
Johnny Adams
Aging Intervention
Foundation
1-954-493-3414
Background:
https://www.aginginterventionfoundation.org/JohnnyAdamsTPRTPITPE.pdf
And if you are a
physician or have a clinic that would like to provide these valuable
therapies to your patients, don't hesitate to make contact.
If you
are interested in participating, contact
Johnny
Adams
Aging
Intervention Foundation
1-954-493-3414
Background:
https://www.aginginterventionfoundation.org/JohnnyAdamsTPRTPITPE.pdf