Some labs already do that to “print” skin and fat cells , but it’s ridiculously pricey and not sustainable , any organ printing in the future will require a clone of yourself that get harvested then discarded and Idk about that ethically big yikes

Period blood wise : I think the best use cases would be to use it for your personal products or skin treatments it has insane regenerative properties and I think some people are already doing it , if you have access to a lab you can dyi it , isolate the stem cells from it etc

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Somebody already did. I read the study and they successfully isolated the stem cells.

It’s not “sustainable” because they don’t want it to be accessible.