The Journey of Blood Cleaning: My Experience with Inuspheresis in Spain

What's up, guys? I recently traveled all the way to Spain to undergo a cutting-edge blood cleaning procedure known as inuspheresis. In this blog post, I'll share my journey, the insights I gained, and the results of this intriguing health treatment.

What is Inuspheresis?

Inuspheresis is a therapeutic plasma exchange (TPE) technique that aims to filter and clean the blood without the need for plasma donation. Unlike traditional plasma exchanges, inuspheresis uses a specialized filter to remove inflammatory proteins, heavy metals, microplastics, and volatile organic compounds from the bloodstream. This procedure is not yet available in the United States but is anticipated to become commonplace by 2026.

The Procedure

During my stay in Mallorca, I underwent the inuspheresis procedure twice. Each session lasted approximately 2 to 3 hours. Blood is drawn from a vein in the arm using a 17-gauge needle, passed through a plasma separator that divides blood components, and is then filtered through the inuspheresis system before being returned to my body. The procedure is designed to remove toxins that are challenging for the body to eliminate naturally.

What Does the Process Involve?

• Blood is extracted from the body.
• The blood is separated into solid components and plasma.
• The plasma is filtered through the inuspheresis machine.
• The filtered plasma is then recombined with the solid components and returned to the body.

Expected Outcomes

Going into this treatment, I was curious about how I would feel afterward. As a 48-year-old, I was aware of the potential accumulation of toxins, including microplastics and heavy metals, in my body due to years of environmental exposure. After the first session, I felt a bit tired but overall good. The clinic recommended I take it easy and focus on recovery.

Results and Findings

After completing both sessions, I was eager to see the results of the analysis of the eluate—the fluid filtered from my blood. This analysis revealed:

• Low levels of heavy metals, including lead.
• High levels of pesticides, including DDE, a degradation product of DDT.
• Presence of various solvents and plastic chemicals.
• Significant removal of inflammatory proteins and toxins.

While I was relieved to find my heavy metals were low, the presence of pesticides was alarming. It highlighted the cumulative effect of years of exposure to environmental toxins.

Health Implications and Future Plans

The insights gained from my inuspheresis experience have prompted me to consider the long-term effects of accumulated toxins on health and longevity. I plan to undergo this procedure annually to monitor and manage my toxin load effectively. Additionally, I will be incorporating high-quality whey protein into my diet to support my body’s detoxification processes.

Conclusion

Inuspheresis presents a fascinating approach to detoxifying the body from environmental toxins that we are often exposed to. Although the procedure is currently expensive and not widely available, I believe that it holds great potential for improving health and longevity. Stay tuned for future updates on my health journey as I continue to explore innovative methods for maintaining wellness.

Key Takeaways

• Inuspheresis is a blood cleaning procedure aimed at removing toxins from the body.
• The procedure is not yet available in the U.S. but is expected to be by 2026.
• My experience revealed low heavy metal levels but concerning amounts of pesticides in my blood.
• Annual inuspheresis could help manage toxin exposure and promote better health.