Elite-Athletes who consume calves blood
With the exception of club Real Madrid, the most successful soccer team of all time is FC Bayern Munich.
What if I told you that the secret of their success is consuming blood?
You’d think I’m lying or exaggerating. Most would consider it conspiracy-fodder.
But the statement is perfectly true.
Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt plays a large role in their success, having been the team’s doctor and head of medical department for 40 years. Here’s a video-snippet from a longer interview where he says that his primary and most used “secret of success” with the athletes (which includes top-level tennis players and NFL players) has been to inject players with calves-blood. You find this astonishing admission between the 0:10 and 0:12 second mark. He also says that he’s been “doing it since 50 years”.
Here’s the German original version, followed by an AI-translated English version:
Not only is blood consumption here defined as “the secret of success”, he goes on to say that he’s been doing it with everyone “all the time”. Moreoever, “I don’t give pharmaceuticals to players”. I guess those are for common people, not the elite. The elite prefer blood.
These revelations are not new, he has been openly talking about it for decades. But it’s downplayed in mainstream reporting. The obscuring and downplaying of this strange reality is reflected in the response to my Google query:
The AI answer goes on to say the players receive a drug called “Actovegin”, which is primarily calves blood. So they do consume calves blood, but let’s call it something else.
Blood, mixed with a few herbs, is injected to quicken recovery from injuries, promote muscle and tissue healing and enhance performance, according to the Doctor.
I’m reminded of old tales according to which blood-drinking vampires were said to have “superpowers” with which they could easily overwhelm enemies. Drinking blood kept them young so that it seemed as if they could “live forever”. It’s notable that the doctor is 84 years old at the time the video was made, but looks at least 10 years younger.
The full interview (which can be viewed online), contains other curious revelations. The German National Soccer Association apparently rejected this doctors “controversial” treatments, bought the coach still wanted him onboard, so a solution was found: Muller-Wohlfahrt was appointed the “unofficial” doctor of the World Cup team. Players secretly left the Hotel to visit the private house of the team captain to get their blood fix. This indicates that they were so addicted to the substance that they couldn’t even play a few weeks without it.
Who was responsible for bringing this doctor to Bayern Munich and the German National Team? None other than Franz Beckenbauer, who in the 1970s was considered the “greatest soccer player of all time” and himself drew great benefit from blood when he was a player.
Ask Google about this and you “learn” that it’s dangerous, unhealthy and doesn’t work. That’s what they tell common people. If it doesn’t work, then why do the highest-level athletes in the world demand it? (See also my article “Secret Medicine and Clinics of the Elite”).
The difference between blood-injecting and blood-drinking is not as big as they make it. Both are the consumption of blood from an animal or person. Modern high-level athletes have something in common with vampires in that they derive their strength from guzzling blood.
As the doctor says in the video-snippet, “this is nothing new”. The practice is common among athletes and celebrities but medical professionals don’t talk about it because it’s a secret of the trade, an unseen advantage over competitors.
Elite athletes who consume human blood
Longevity “influencer” Bryan Johnson is widely considered an “authority” on staying young. He has publicly admitted to getting blood transfusions from his son. The reasoning is that “young blood” helps a person stay young. How is this any different than the “myth” that vampires drink blood to stay young? In 2026 Johnson was diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis, a debilitating illness that “mysteriously” came up.
“Blood doping” is the practice of using human blood to enhance performance. Even though illegal, athletes are regularly caught in the act.
These headlines are a reminder that blood consumption is practiced across every sport. If it’s illegal, why do athletes keep doing it? Because apparently it “works”.
Consuming Blood is Spiritually Unclean
Blood consumption, in my opinion, comes from an ignorance of spiritual reality. Almost all Religions have strict rules about drinking blood for a reason. The “spirit body” is partially stored in the blood, so when you transfer blood from one body to another, you’re not only getting physical enhancement, you also take on some of the emotional baggage of the animal or person. A human being was created to use the body as a temporary vessel and not to worship it to the point of wanting to prolong its lifespan. Lifespan is limited for a reason. The point is not to “live forever” in a physical body, because you aren’t that body. It’s to be born, to live for a while, then to die and go elsewhere for the next new experience. Excessive consumption of strong external substances creates dependence and undermines enhancement via your inner light and energy. Food fanatics are like this – nutrition is important, but it’s not the end-all, be-all of existence.
The doctor was right when he said “this is nothing new”. We have ancient descriptions of warriors drinking blood and eating hearts of sacrificed victims before going to battle. We’re still doing the same things, but now under the guise of “medical science”. Almost everything happening in “modern” society is a repackaging of ancient society, and much of it repeats the errors of the past.