I do not think it is that bad. But you have white blood cells in your body for a reason. Also if you do it for a long time you will have a permanent "track" on your arm. It one point in my life, I had to do it so I could eat.
PR: Like I said I had to do it at one point in my life. You do what you need to do to make ends meet. But I would not do it for a long time. I would not do it for $150,000 a visit now. Just ask yourself this question... If I was one of the powerful evil people in this world, what would be an easy way to quickly exterminate a large portion of the "undesirables"? Think on that.
You could always work for a pesticide free landscaping company. I mean, you want to stay active on your days off and you want to keep yourself up lately anyway. It might be a hunky way to beef up. I mean... it's honest work anyway.
No anti coagulant solution. When you donate plasma your blood runs through a machine to separate the white blood cells out. It spins the blood to do this, then the red cells are mixed with anti coagulant solution and returned to your body. It is a clear saline solution in a bag that drains into your blood stream. If I was a powerful evil person it would be very easy to add any number of chemicals to that saline. It could be a slow acting poison or any other thing they have in mind. You answer was cute. But off topic.
honey cute is always part of the mission. bam yeah thanks for my props. conspiracy theories are always off topic.
That's actually a very good point. I never even considered the solution they use. I don't like foreign stuff put into my body.