Young Plasma Market

About Us

Welcome to the Young Plasma Market

If you are interested in the benefits of Young Plasma infusions, this is the place to explore the science and reach a practitioner that can provide you with this service.

What is Young Plasma?

Generally speaking, Young Plasma is referred to as blood plasma product donated to licensed blood banks by persons in good health that are between the ages of 18 and 25 years old.

Why Use Young Plasma?

Research has shown that older animals and people can receive the benefit of many improved biomarkers when infused with the plasma of a younger animal or person. Current research has also shown reported improvements in patients with Alzheimers and Parkinson’s after receiving Young Plasma infusions.

Things You Need To Know

How Do I Know It Is Safe?

A successful study was conducted at Stanford University specifically for the purpose of determining safety of Young Plasma infusions in the treatment of Alzheimer's. Nearly 21 million blood product transfusions are conducted annually in the US Healthcare system. All plasma is tested and certified by a U.S. licensed blood bank.

How Much Does It Cost?

Generally, you can expect to pay between $5,500 and $12,000, depending on your body weight, for two one day infusion sessions separated by 48 hours. Young plasma can cost between $750 and $1,250 per 200ml unit with an infusion fee ranging from $100 to $250 per unit. Dosing ranges from 15ml/kg to 20ml/kg. Practitioners may charge new patient exam fees to join a practice to become eligible to receive Young Plasma infusions at their practice.

How Often Do I Need To Repeat The Infusions?

Current known practices in the industry range from as often as once every month to once per year. A typical patient may repeat their transfusion schedule once every 3 months. Patients feeling and experiencing positive results tend to return more often.

I'm Interested. Now What?

Please enter your information in our contact form and we will match you with the closest infusion center near you. If there is not an infusion center near you, we will contact you to give you some clinic travel options.