Blood Cells

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Description

Blood Cells are the Cells that are present in the Blood.  Blood Cells comprise 45% of total Blood volume - Plasma accounts for the remaining 55% of the total Blood volume.

 

Manufacture of Blood Cells

 Stem Cells are the precursor Cell for all types of Blood Cells manufactured in the Bone Marrow.

 

These Substances may Enhance the Function of Blood Cells

Proteins

 Chlorophyll may rejuvenate old Red Blood Cells and may promote new Blood Cell growth. 

 Phycocyanin (a constituent of Spirulina) may stimulate the production of Blood Cells (both White Blood Cells and Red Blood Cells).  [1]

 

These Foods may Enhance the Function of Blood Cells

Algae

 Spirulina may stimulate the production of Blood Cells (both White Blood Cells and Red Blood Cells) (due to the Phycocyanin content of Spirulina).  [2]

 

Types of Blood Cells

 Platelets

 Red Blood Cells

 White Blood Cells

 

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