Joy Kong, MDRegenerative Medicine Physician, Educator, and Entrepreneur

What Is Plasmapheresis?

10 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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Short interview-style explanation of plasmapheresis describing the procedure: removing a patient’s plasma and replacing it with 5% human albumin using a machine that separates blood into cells and plasma. The speaker claims this clears substances that drive inflammation and age-related diseases, arguing plasmapheresis fights inflammation and contributes to healthier aging.

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5% human albumin.

About 65% of human plasma.

It separates whole blood into cells and plasma; cells are returned and plasma discarded.

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Tell us a little bit about plasmapheresis and the history of it and what is it? First of all, it's.
The removal of all plasma and replacing it in your case with 5% albumin, which is about 65% of human plasma. We clean up the old plasma, which accumulates a variety of substances that contribute to a variety of diseases and also phaging Pen plus. By removing them and substituting with human albumin, we accomplish a variety of different things, including fighting inflammation, the major contributor to aging and the major contributor to most age related diseases. We do it with a machine which is capable of separating your whole blood into cells and plasma. We give you the cells back, we dip 5% albumin and we throw your old plasma away. As simple as that.