
For four thousand years, medicine sensed the blood held the key to health. For most of that time, it was wrong about how. Old Blood, New Life traces humanity’s long obsession with the blood, from the bloodletting basin and the four humors to its unlikely modern heir, therapeutic plasma exchange.
Written by two physicians who perform the procedure, it separates the proven from the promising from the speculative, names every conflict of interest, and follows the science exactly as far as the evidence allows, and no further.
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The book covers therapeutic plasma exchange as it is actually practiced, including its established clinical indications, its use in Alzheimer’s disease, and the research on aging and plasma. If you want to start before the book is out, begin here.