Can you hold water by drinking blood?

Can you hold water by drinking blood?

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So this is a true strange question, but at the same time it's a bit logical to think you can do this.

At least, people will assume that drinking blood can be safer than drinking your urine to hold water.

Before we talk about whether or not blood will hydrate you, we must first think about whether it is safe?

Is your blood safe?

With a very small amount, like a few teaspoons, blood drinks are completely safe.

Well, as long as it is clean without any mad germs or strange forest diseases or anything, but that happens without saying.

However, over a few teaspoons, human blood can actually be quite malicious to drink.

This is because the blood is rich in iron and the body has a great difficulty excretion of this excess iron.

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Is it safe for animals to drink blood?

Now this is the case in most animals as well as everyone, although there are exceptions like vampire bats, of course.

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Ironing a vampire bat from its victims helps create hemoglobin to carry oxygen from the lungs to body tissues.

Even so, a vampire bat will still bring more iron than its needs when it raises, and so on, it has a special process to release excess iron.

When eating, blood will pass through an adaptive area to extract nutrients.

Vampires have a dedicated mucous membrane along their intestinal tract, blocking too much iron from entering blood - thus keeping them safe from potential health effects.

Does you drink animal blood Hydration?

Drinking animal blood has helped people in the past, like Ocean Castaways have eaten live turtles and drink blood.

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Drink your blood Hydration?

Are not.

Due to the high iron content mentioned earlier and the struggle of your body to expel it, drinking blood will have negative hydration hydration elements, and so will make you thirst than you original.

So if you get lost in the desert nothing to drink, can you drink your own blood?

Should you not.

Will it HYDA for you?

What should you do?