US tech executive’s ‘vampire’ plan to beat ageing by drawing on his own son’s blood
45-year-old mogul spends $2m a year to stay youthful
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Rozina SaburTelegraph.co.uk
A technology executive who spends $2 million (€1.86million) a year to stay young is using blood infusions from his 17-year-old son as part of the process.
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