Vaxxed and unvaxxed blood (side by side comparison)
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Thanks. This refers to viscosity and not oxidation (color) levels in the blood. The real reason I am asking is I am keen on a blood test that can determine if someone is vaxxed or not. And beyond that, the possibility of banking one’s own blood or a pure blood bank.
I have been asking about a pure blood bank. Hopefully we will get one soon.
There is a World Wide Organisation named "Safeblood" that can co-ordinate unvaxxed blood donors with recipients.
I don't know that much about them, but the information on their website appears to be the type of service that unvaxxed people are looking for.
https://safeblood.com/
My good fren, brain_dead, you are more than welcome to make a post about this as you can spread this knowledge far and wide.
Enjoy fren!
Thank you. I will look into that.
You're welcome,fren.
You do great work!
Very cool!
Until then, you'll need a tattoo on your chest that articulated your desire, in the event of an injury
So true. Either that or a flashing neon sign. I had an uncle who was allergic to morphine. He wore a bracelet and carried a card with a warning. In 1990 he had an episode they "thought" may have been a mild heart attack. He drove himself to the emergency room. They dosed him with morphine and he died. He was only 44 years old.
Why I don't go. I would rather talked to a care nurse and when they said, "You have to go to a hospital or urgent care." I told them I am better now. :)
Please let us know
Viscosity will affect color. Granted it's not the only way to affect the color, but it definitely does.
I'm no expert on the subject, but I'd have to guess the difference in viscosity is very small like maybe regular olive oil vs extra virgin olive oil. I can't imagine the human body functioning with any noticeably visible change in viscosity. I think the differences in viscosity probably have to be assessed in a lab.
Most of the time you are right, there is some variation, easy to observe but only if you're paying attention.
But the body can deal with extreme variation. As a type 1 diabetic, I've become used to seeing a few drops of my blood multiple times per day for decades. Although I'm not vaxxed, I got covid back in 2020. Over the course of many weeks, my blood went from normal, bright red and watery to (at the point of most extreme sickness) a nearly black color and sticky thickness almost like honey. Honey may be exaggerating, as I don't have any standard tests, but it was very thick and sticky compared to normal, and quite alarming. And yet there I was functioning fairly well, despite feeling fatigued. When I looked it up on google (not awake enough to switch then) I saw many similar reports from nurses who observed sticky blood in their patients, and from women who noticed the change in their menstrual blood posting about black and sticky blood (months later I couldn't find the reports, seems they were scrubbed). At any rate, despite the funky viscosity, I recovered and I expect that most of the people who reported it recovered as well. But in those extreme cases the viscosity was very different and easy to notice.
I appreciate the real life input. All of the info I ingest, has to be vetted and weighed. Were you in close prox w/ vaxxed? Or, do you think it was from COVID?
My wife tested positive for the antibody Dec of '20 after 9 months from symptoms. Her blood is normal.
Underlying conditions? I had a mild heart attack in '21 resulting in a pair of stents and I'm unvaxxed. Vax would've killed me, Exact same time she was going through breast cancer scare. Unvaxxed as well. SHe turned up dual negatuve,
God blessed us. Had we both been vaxxed, we'd both be dead now. Or a dying widow.
Lifestyle changes, right down to everything we eat/drink as best as we can.
Back to Blood (should be the name of a hardcore album) my wife's veins are hard to find, mine are not, If you're draining blood like a Heinz bottle, you have problems.