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Simon Cowell has his blood 'rinsed' and 'filtered'
- Simon Cowell said, 'I go to this wellness clinic, where they take your blood, rinse it, filter it, and put it back,' claiming it helps him age backwards with better diet and exercise.
- Apheresis sessions use two large needles to remove, filter and return blood in hours-long procedures, while Cowell abandoned plans for cryopreservation after learning about its long-term process.
- Addressing Liam Payne's death last year, Cowell said he is devastated, sent thoughts to Payne's family, and argued you cannot be blamed ten years after signing someone.
- Netflix will launch Simon Cowell: The Next Act on December 10, with Simon Cowell seeking a new boyband and Syco Entertainment highlighting acts like One Direction, Little Mix, and Fifth Harmony.
- Around £10,000 is the typical reported cost of blood washing, but scientists warn there is limited evidence of benefits, and about 600 people worldwide have been cryopreserved.
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Simon Cowell Claims He's 'Actually Aged Backward' After Trying Controversial Blood 'Rinse' and 'Filter' Trend
"I go to this place, this wellness clinic, where they actually take your blood, they rinse it, they filter it and then they put it back into your body," Cowell saidAmanda Edwards/Getty Simon Cowell attends the "America's Got Talent" Season 20 Semifinals Red Carpet at Hotel Dena on September 16, 2025 in Pasadena, CaliforniaNEED TO KNOWIn a new interview, Simon Cowell claimed that he visits a wellness clinic where medical practitioners "rinse" an…
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