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The Vampire Life Helps You Stay Young and Healthy

Ummmm, what?!

Apparently, a new study out of the University College London has found the secret to a longer and healthier life — by drinking the blood of the young.

According to the study, you may be able to live a long life and avoid diseases that come with old age (including cancer and heart disease) with a young blood cocktail.

The study took people over the age of 35 and injected them with plasma from teenagers’ blood, and found a HUGE improvement in the study subjects’ biomarkers for disease.

But, hold up . . .  In the study, the test subjects didn’t actually drink the blood, but researches suggest that could be how we get it into ourselves.

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