Removing toxins from blood plasma in Russia
July 23rd, 2008 Posted in Nanomedicine News
At a 3-day summit in Denver, Colorado, US on renewing energy using nanotechnology, Leonid Melamed, the head of Rosnanotech (the leading nanotechnology institution in Russia), said that nanotechnology will soon allow people to have their blood plasma cleaned from toxins. The treatment will not be expensive at all.
„We should have the project set for testing by December.“, Melamed said.
So far, Russians were able to clean up their blood plasma during a 2-hour session, priced at around US$220 at clinics. It’s an easy way to remove toxins from your body.
Melamed also said that even fitness centers could soon be able to offer this „service“ by using nanotechnology and nanomedicine.
