47 year old woman is obsessed with staying young forever, gets her 23 year old son to do this work, this is the truth about ‘Human Barbie’

Los Angeles. A ‘human Barbie’ who is obsessed with staying forever claims she is getting blood transfusions from her 23-year-old son to keep her age at bay. Marcela Iglesias, 47, has spent £80,000 on cosmetic procedures so far and usually opts for non-damaging injections, but for 2025 she has decided to do something different. In an attempt to ‘reverse’ aging, she is reportedly planning to get a transfusion from her son Rodrigo, claiming that a blood transfer from a younger person can rejuvenate the cells.

Marcela told that when she told her son Rodrigo about this plan, he was very happy to be a part of her mission to stay young forever. He is not only sharing his blood with his mother, but is also doing blood transfusion with his 75-year-old grandmother Graciela. “Blood transfusion has become a new age way of keeping cells young, especially when it comes from your own son or daughter,” Los Angeles-based Marcella told ‘What’s the Jam’. “Since I tried stem cell therapy, I began to learn more about healing from the inside out.”

The woman said, “Cells from a young donor can have many benefits, especially if the donor is my own son. I am currently looking for a doctor in Los Angeles who can do this treatment. “My son Rodrigo has complete knowledge about this procedure and all its benefits.” According to the news published in Mirror.co.uk, he said, “He is ready to do it. She is also excited by the thought of helping her grandmother. Blood transfusion brings fresh blood cells to your body to carry oxygen. “Plasma carries proteins and clotting factors, which are perfect for helping with bleeding or healing.”

Marcella said, “I’m told that your body welcomes this boost the same way a traveler welcomes a sip of water after a long journey. “In the end, I feel stronger, stable, and more in control.” It is claimed that this process can also benefit a person’s internal organs, promoting cell repair, reducing inflammation and improving kidney, heart and lung function.

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