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Therapeutic Plasma Exchange with IVIG Reverses Biological Age by 2.61 Years

Researchers quantified diverse molecular, cellular aging markers using plasma exchange with immunoglobulin to inform upcoming larger-scale longevity trials.

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Overview

  • Participants receiving biweekly TPE combined with IVIG saw an average reduction of 2.61 years in biological age, nearly double the 1.32-year decrease observed with TPE alone.
  • Multi-omics profiling across epigenomic, proteomic, metabolomic, glycomic and immune markers confirmed significant rejuvenation effects after the initial three treatment sessions.
  • Cellular senescence-associated proteins decreased and age-linked shifts in immune cell composition reversed, indicating restored immune resilience.
  • Individuals with elevated baseline biomarkers for poor health—such as bilirubin, glucose and liver enzymes—experienced the most pronounced age-reversal responses.
  • Study leaders from Circulate Health and the Buck Institute plan to expand the trial to larger populations to assess long-term efficacy and optimize treatment intervals.