A self-proclaimed ‘human Barbie’ from Los Angeles, USA has claimed that she will get a blood transfusion from her son to remain ‘ageless’. Marcela Iglesias, 47, who has spent about $100,000 on cosmetic procedures over the years, said her 23-year-old son, Rodrigo, was open to the idea of donating his blood that could rejuvenate his cells.
“Blood transfusions are the new age of keeping young cells in your system, especially when it comes from your own son or daughter,” Ms. Iglesias explained. New York PostSaying that his mother would also receive blood.
“Rodrigo is very familiar with how the procedure is done and all of the benefits. He is also excited by the idea of helping his grandmother.”
According to Ms. Iglesias, she became aware of the treatment after trying stem cell therapy and later discovered that cells from a young donor had many benefits, especially “if the donor is my own son”.
“A blood transfusion brings fresh red blood cells to your body to carry oxygen. Plasma carries proteins and clotting factors, which are perfect for helping with bleeding or healing,” he said.
“I’m told that your body welcomes this euphoria like a traveler sated by a sip of water after a long journey. In the end, I should feel stronger, steadier, and more supported.”
Ms. Iglesias plans to have the procedure done earlier this year and is currently looking for a doctor who can perform it safely.
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Internet reacts
Ms. Iglesias, through her unconventional looks, has managed to gain a large number of followers on social media. She has 1.2 million followers on Instagram and is regularly invited to red carpets and TV shows. Despite his online popularity, some social media users were not impressed by his announcement of the new process.
“What is wrong with these people??” one user said, while another added: “Dear Rodrigo, please reach out when you realize you need therapy to deal with your mommy issues.”
A third, referring to Swiss socialite Jocelyn Wildenstein, also known as “Catwoman”, commented: “Cat woman died last day and here she is, still moving forward with these procedures. Is.”
In particular, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned that treatments such as using plasma from a young donor have not gone through rigorous testing to confirm its safety and therapeutic benefits.
