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🩸 10 Incredible Facts About Your Blood! ❤️

1. Your body contains about 60,000 miles of blood vessels—enough to wrap around the Earth more than twice!
2. Red blood cells make a full circuit of your body in just 20 seconds, traveling from your heart to your toes and back again.
3. Your bone marrow produces about 2 million new red blood cells every second to replace old ones that wear out.
4. A single drop of blood contains about 25 million red blood cells, 375,000 white blood cells, and 16 million platelets.
5. Type O-negative blood is the universal donor—it can be given to patients with any blood type in emergencies.
6. White blood cells can "remember" germs they've fought before, which is how vaccines help protect you from diseases.
7. Platelets are your body's natural band-aids—they rush to the site of a cut and form a plug to stop bleeding within seconds.
8. Blood is actually a tissue, not just a liquid—it's the only fluid tissue in your body.
9. Your heart pumps about 2,000 gallons of blood through your body every day—enough to fill a small swimming pool!
10. Ancient doctors believed bloodletting (removing blood) could cure illnesses—a practice that continued for thousands of years despite being harmful.

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