हीमोग्लोबिनक के 44 रोचक तथ्‍य- 44 interesting facts of haemoglobin,WBCs, RBCs

हीमोग्लोबिनक के 44 रोचक तथ्‍य- Interesting Fact

44 interesting facts of haemoglobin-

 Haemoglobin is a protein in blood.  It is due to this protein that oxygen is transmitted throughout the body.  It is very important to have a certain amount of blood in any healthy body.  Because, the lack of blood in the body invites many diseases, let me know 44 interesting facts of haemoglobinac.

•  The first transfer of blood was done some 350 years ago on 15 June 1667.
•  The first transfer of blood was done between two dogs.
•  The amount of blood in the human body is 7% of the total weight.  A single drop of blood contains 250 million cells.
•  Blood runs in the veins of our body at a speed of 400 kilometers per hour.
• The blood in our body covers a distance of about 96,500 km throughout the day.
•  If blood is not available at the right time, coconut water can be offered in place of blood plasma under compulsion.
• After death, the parts of the body which are closest to the earth also have more flow of blood on the same side.
•  Blood accumulates after flowing, it is a function of the gravity of the earth.
•  Blood donation should not be made only to pregnant and lactating women.
•  There is about 2mg of gold in our body and maximum amount of it is found only in our blood.
•  In Japan, the personality of the people in the country is estimated through the blood group itself.
•  A person named James Harrison, has donated blood 1,000 times in the last 60 years.
•  One such American soldier had made coconut water replace blood plasma after it was lost in the forest.
•  A newborn baby has only 250ml of blood.
•  An adult person may have about 5 liters of blood.
• Blood by James Harrison has saved the lives of nearly 2 million people.
•  All the creatures in the world have red blood color, but light blue blood is found in spider and snail.
•  HP ink is more expensive than our blood.
•  It is impossible to urinate and give blood at the same time.
•  It is very easy to see our white blood corpuscles, as many times when we look at the sky, the dots start moving slightly in front of our eyes.  This is our White Blood Cells.
• Every 3 seconds someone in India needs blood.
•  Around 40,000 units of blood are needed every day all over the world.
•  1 out of 3 people need blood at some point in their life.
•  The world's first blood bank was created in 1937.
•  In our body, 70% of the blood is in the haemoglobin inside the red blood cell, 4% in the muscle protein myoglobin, 25% in the liver, bone marrow, spleen and kidney.
• The remaining 1% of the blood in the body is in the liquid part of the plasma and enzymes in the cells.
•  If a human heart pumps blood out of the body, it can bounce the blood up to 30 feet.
•  There are only 4 types of blood of human beings O, A, B, AB.
•  There are about 800 types of blood groups found in cows, 13 in dogs and 11 in cats.
•  12 lakh mosquitoes can simultaneously suck the whole blood of a person's body.
•  Mosquitoes like to suck the blood of the "O" group.
• Only female mosquitoes suck blood, and spread malaria.
•  Female mosquitoes can drink up to 3 times more blood than their weight.
•  Bororo is a tribal group in the country of Brazil, interestingly, the blood group of all the people of this group is "O".
•  In Swedish, when a person donates blood, a "Thank You" message is sent.
•  The message of "Thank You" is also used when someone's donated blood is used.
•  Scientists have not yet been able to make artificial blood.  Because it is only a gift of God.
•  51% of women giving birth to newborns in India suffer from anemia.  is.
• Haemoglobin deficiency is more in women than men.  About 90% of women in our India country suffer from anemia.
•  Anemia in newborns can hinder their practical and intellectual development.  Anemia can weaken immunity.
•  Lack of blood does not directly threaten our lives, but more bleeding can also result in death.
•  Haemoglobin is a protein located in the blood.  It is due to this protein that oxygen is transmitted throughout the body.
•  About 60 percent of women around the world, and about 90 percent of women in our country suffer from low hemoglobin.
•  Murderous disease also causes jaundice due to anemia.

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