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Cowell says he’s trying a blood-filtering trend to age backwards, detailing the rinsing, filtering, and reintroduction of his blood at a wellness clinic.
He attributes aging backward to healthier habits, exercise, stress reduction, and certain supplements, alongside tests that reveal his age.
Cowell discusses cryogenic freezing as a possibility but rejects it after learning the procedure could involve having his head removed for revival in 2,000 years.
The piece notes there’s no meaningful scientific evidence proving the procedure’s efficacy.
Cowell’s Netflix project 'Simon Cowell: The Next Act' is referenced as part of his current career coverage.
The Netﬂix/TV coverage situates Cowell within broader celebrity health discussions and public health debates about trends like plasmapheresis/TPE.
The article notes Cowell’s cosmetic history, including past filler and Botox, and his shift in stance over time.
The Daily Mail reference explains the basic mechanism and claimed effects of plasmapheresis/TPE as used in the trend.
The piece highlights risks and lack of conclusive evidence for anti-aging effects, including potential microplastic exposure from the machines.
Cowell’s family and home life are touched on, noting his fiancée Lauren Silverman and publicized home dynamics.
The report ties the trend to Hollywood’s adoption, with mentions of celebrities like Orlando Bloom and others attempting similar procedures.

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Cowell says he would press a red button to stop the internet, believing pre-digital times were happier.
He cites cultural moments like Jaws or Star Wars as examples of cinema’s impact before widespread online access.
Cowell describes his life as living in a bubble, avoiding phones and online accounts to stay happier.
Cowell reflects on his past as an ‘American Idol’ judge and his softened stance over time.
The discussion appears in a Fox News Digital piece tied to an interview Spotlight with the New York Times.

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Cowell says he was shocked when told Liam Payne had died and immediately wanted to contact Payne’s parents.
Payne died at 31 after falling from a third-floor hotel balcony in Buenos Aires in October 2024.
Cowell recalled asking Payne's mom and dad to be contacted quickly because of a parent's perspective.
Cowell described the shock as comparable to losing his own father years earlier.
Payne’s death prompted renewed reflection among One Direction members about their bond.
The band released a joint statement mourning Payne and thanking fans.
Payne left behind a son, Bear, and Payne’s family publicly grieved Payne’s loss.
Cowell emphasized staying away from online blame and focusing on empathy for families.
Liam Payne’s death led to discussions about the pressures faced by young artists.

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