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Is Donating Plasma Worth The Money? | Side Hustle Review

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Is 73 too old to donate plasma?
Comment from : @deverene8

Can he talk faster
Comment from : @RamonAntonio-x7p

Dude speaking fast
Comment from : @robertwent4859

I've been donating plasma for years, replenishing you r body is key after each donation and earning extra is great 😃
Comment from : @LakishaHarvey-c5i

How much do they sell your plasma for 😂 10-15k
Comment from : @kirkbrooks5970

Dehydration actually increases you risk of heart attack and stroke A large percent of people going to emergency rooms for embolic events ie heart attack, stroke, pulmonary embolus, deep vein thrombosis, are also dehydrated Don't be dehydrated
Comment from : @joymcarthur5429

Thankyou for your insite
Comment from : @LisaRettenmair

Is 80 too old? I’m in good health, low blood pressure, good cholesterol Type O blood
Comment from : @essiedube9898

So true, fda means nothing unfortunately They have approved dangerous drugs for years over 20 years ago my doctor told me that depo shot caused fast cancers and not to use He sat on the o gyn board and said not one Dr on board wanted it to pass but it’s all about money not patients
Comment from : @jenR2120

So the creator of this video says, I won't do it because it might not be good for my health But at the same time What if some point in your life, you get a condition that requires donated plasma Would you accept it? Or would you stick to your beliefs?
Comment from : @jujublues01

CSL plasma only pays $50 first weekly visit and $65 and weekly visit for a total of $115 to be made per week
Comment from : @marketguy2685

Salt water is good enough to wash a wound inside your mouth 45, I work out everyday at 6am and donate plasma at 6pm eat fruit, eat your daily protein intake and hydrate normally, you should be fine and im real sure it doesnt effect your immune system its been fact check brI make a bit over 100 a week and Im saving lives
Comment from : @dtjrealmc

It was about 22 seconds talking about "donating plasma worth the money", the segment "how much can you earn" was about your personal opinion about side effects, most of the video got lost with the comercials been more interesting than your personal opinion on a subject you don't seem to have enought knowledge
Comment from : @dragon1979x

Could you speed up the video just a little bit?
Comment from : @Wannakatana2112

Plasma centers are selling/using your plasma in Europe They get over $1000 for each bottle These places are in poor neighborhoods for a reason Thank you so much for covering this important subject I did plasma for many years I got a hematoma a couple times, and quit doing it as a consequence Thanks
Comment from : @bicyclist2

I think if you do it once every two months its okay but twice a week every week will scar your arms
Comment from : @Keepupthecardio

Salt or sodium makes you retain water and your bloodstream That's why salt or sodium increases your blood pressure because it increases the overall volume of blood in this case by increasing water retention
Comment from : @jettschenker

the rant about "why would someone sell their plasma for $x if its draining you and ruining your ability to be creative and be an entrepreneur???" because we're poor and we can't afford to pay to live i'm looking into it because i need the money to pay off my credit card this isn't a "side hustle" this is the way some people survive
Comment from : @caith8957

Why is he talking 100 mph 😆
Comment from : @Livingjobfree123

They pay 100 in California
Comment from : @DATCHICK92503

I have been donating plasma 2 times a week ever since 2020, and I want to know if this is aging me because I have noticed wrinkles on my neck
Comment from : @Bigbopperairguns

I have been donating plasma too times a week ever sense 2020, and I want to know if this is aging me, because I have noticed wrinkles on my neck??
Comment from : @Bigbopperairguns

But if you’re poor, with medical conditions, unable to hold a job sometimes you just have no other choices and need to have a first or second source of income to pay the bills, etc Personally, I wonder if getting rid of RA rich blood through blood donation will lessen pain within hands, knee’s, etc of people with RA On the other hand, I have also heard that the RA antibody cells collected from donations with RA are essential in manufacturing a helpful therapy for individuals with rheumatoid arthritis Therefore, if you’re not in the position to receive the therapy treatment for RA, you might as well donate so others can have your antibodies Perhaps, in a perfect, kinder world individuals with RA would have to donate in order to be a candidate for receiving the treatment This treatment I would certainly suspect is only available for people with private insurances, not Medicare patients
Comment from : @CarrieStrick

Yesat 47 and a woman, bone density is so important espexially if you didn't take enough calcium younger If it does decrease bine density and especially lowering immune sensitivity
Comment from : @mtorres4445

Okwaterif you have osedotumer cerebri, we are NOT allowed to drink the normal daily recommendation Of course if these people are really screening, im sure they have this covered
Comment from : @mtorres4445

Good video, btw, the FDA 'approves' artificial colors in foods, like kids' cereal, sports drinks, Jello and KOOL-AID, that have been PROVEN to be a carcinogen that can cause CANCER That is why so many countries BANNED yellow #5, yellow #6 and red #40 The greedy bastards that run the FDA are WELL INVESTED in these food companies AND hospitals and big pharmahello??? We can also talk about other food items the FDA 'approved' yet are illegal or carry warnings in most other big countries Like 'brominated' vegetable oils, certain artificial sweeteners, trans fats, high fructose corn syrup, BHA and BHT AND MUCH MORE They are making PROFIT hand over foot, while people are losing their hands and feet due to diabetesbrbrMy rule of thumb, "If it has a commercial, DON'T EAT IT!!!"
Comment from : @drew-shourd

I used to give plasma in my twenties I get it for 3 years and I pay a lot of bills doing that now I'm 57 and I started giving plasma a year ago and I'm feeling great and I really believe that plasma is keeping me young for some reason
Comment from : @carlosalenduran4630

The FDA doesn't care and they don't really know what's the outcome of giving plasma but a person like me when you're homeless and when the government doesn't want to help you and when you don't have a job you have no choice and to sell your plasma to eat
Comment from : @carlosalenduran4630

I donated plasma for the first time and when I left the facility I had an erection that lasted for two days until I went in for my next donation When I arrived and laid down for my second donation I explained to the nurse that I had a chubby ever since I had left after the first donation She immediately turned around and walked away Another male nurse came and escorted me out of the facility and called me a pervert He said I was banned from ever donating plasma there again I will never donate plasma again after this humiliating experience!
Comment from : @Joe-yc4fs

There is another thing to consider Do things in moderation Maybe you could go a month and take a month off Whatever is good for you
Comment from : @letsgetgoingnow

Telephone usage is not allowed in the plasma centers
Comment from : @janereinhardt4715

Almost everyone develops cataracts eventually, if they live long enough Usually by the age of 60 It usually will take several years to require surgery though
Comment from : @janereinhardt4715

That guy cannot state "long term" because he is too young HE is not "long term"!
Comment from : @janereinhardt4715

I drink 336 ounces of water on my drive home after donating plasma each visit
Comment from : @janereinhardt4715

I made $35 for my plasma yesterday & it took me 5 1/2 hours total from walking in the door to walking out the door of the plasma center
Comment from : @janereinhardt4715

No thank you for me
Comment from : @cwall216

When they guy said he had no long term sides I thought the EXACT same thing you did
Comment from : @paulgirardi9665

Do a rotating schedule on donating twice a week, once a week repeat
Comment from : @patrioticgrind

It's hilarious that you are covering this, but I love it! I'm a clinical laboratory scientist by profession and have worked at both blood donor centers and hospital transfusion departments Happy to clarify some of these talking points to one of my favorite IBC providers The FDA regulates blood donations/products because they are considered "therapeutics" That's the only reason they are mentioned so often around blood donationsbrbrI have some friends that do it and was actually thinking of doing it for a little bit of extra $$ But time is money and the center isn't all that close to me
Comment from : @FunkyFaulc