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Shefali Jariwala Death: Meet Millionaire Who Used His Son's Blood To Reverse Ageing
Bryan Johnson launched Project Blueprint, a $2 million-a-year experiment to reverse ageing in every part of his body.
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Can Anti-Ageing Drugs Cause Cardiac Arrest? Doctors Explain Shefali Jariwala Death
Reports suggest that Shefali may have taken a cosmetic anti-ageing injection on an empty stomach, which could have caused a cardiac arrest
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Fitness Influencer Shares Her Body Started Eating Itself After Fat-Dissolving Injections
These injections included a mixture of vitamins B1 and C and "fast-dissolving" deoxycholic acid.
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2018 Commonwealth Games: India Reprimanded For Flouting 'No Needle' Policy
Amol Patil was on Tuesday let off with a reprimand in the syringe controversy as he was found guilty of not disposing needles safely after injecting vitamins to a fatigued boxer.
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Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell blames therapist for failing drug test
The 31-year-old Jamaican sprint star said he received "four injections," including vitamin B12, from Christopher Xuereb, who Powell had been working with for two months.
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Source: Gatlin thought injection was B12
The top assistant to athletics coach Trevor Graham gave Justin Gatlin an injection, which he believed to be vitamin B12.
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Shefali Jariwala Death: Meet Millionaire Who Used His Son's Blood To Reverse Ageing
Bryan Johnson launched Project Blueprint, a $2 million-a-year experiment to reverse ageing in every part of his body.
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Can Anti-Ageing Drugs Cause Cardiac Arrest? Doctors Explain Shefali Jariwala Death
Reports suggest that Shefali may have taken a cosmetic anti-ageing injection on an empty stomach, which could have caused a cardiac arrest
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Fitness Influencer Shares Her Body Started Eating Itself After Fat-Dissolving Injections
These injections included a mixture of vitamins B1 and C and "fast-dissolving" deoxycholic acid.
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2018 Commonwealth Games: India Reprimanded For Flouting 'No Needle' Policy
Amol Patil was on Tuesday let off with a reprimand in the syringe controversy as he was found guilty of not disposing needles safely after injecting vitamins to a fatigued boxer.
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Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell blames therapist for failing drug test
The 31-year-old Jamaican sprint star said he received "four injections," including vitamin B12, from Christopher Xuereb, who Powell had been working with for two months.
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Source: Gatlin thought injection was B12
The top assistant to athletics coach Trevor Graham gave Justin Gatlin an injection, which he believed to be vitamin B12.
