Interesting Fact - Vampires
According to psychologist Dr Emyr Williams there are 15,000 vampires in Britain.
(Dr Williams, is investigating an alleged ‘underground network’ of real-life vampires who gather in secret to suck blood from willing volunteers.
Allegedly vampires meet regularly all over the world, and recent research by scientists at Harvard University that a ‘youth protein’ labelled known as ‘GDF11’ is responsible for keeping the brain and muscles young and strong and is present in the bloodstream in large quantities when we are young but peters out as we age, might make you think they are onto something, but any positive effect is through transfusion, not by drinking it. In fact, if you are at all seduced by the romanticism of vampires from Buffy the vampire slayer, Twilight, True Blood, Vampire Diaries etc. the fact is that if you ingest it, blood is toxic.
There are also so called “Psychic vampires", who say they have a different ability; they are the ones who, when they come into a room, they feed off other people's positive energy and leave them feeling drained. Yes, I call them miserable buggers.)
(Dr Williams, is investigating an alleged ‘underground network’ of real-life vampires who gather in secret to suck blood from willing volunteers.
Allegedly vampires meet regularly all over the world, and recent research by scientists at Harvard University that a ‘youth protein’ labelled known as ‘GDF11’ is responsible for keeping the brain and muscles young and strong and is present in the bloodstream in large quantities when we are young but peters out as we age, might make you think they are onto something, but any positive effect is through transfusion, not by drinking it. In fact, if you are at all seduced by the romanticism of vampires from Buffy the vampire slayer, Twilight, True Blood, Vampire Diaries etc. the fact is that if you ingest it, blood is toxic.
There are also so called “Psychic vampires", who say they have a different ability; they are the ones who, when they come into a room, they feed off other people's positive energy and leave them feeling drained. Yes, I call them miserable buggers.)
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