Blood optimization involves providing regular blood donations (max. five times per year) to help improve the health of vital organs.
Blood optimization
Blood optimization consists of a blood donation routine (with a maximum of 5 times a year) to improve the health and vitality of the organs. The effects are achieved because of the renewal of blood cells.
Donating blood has been associated with several potential health benefits, such as helping regulate iron levels, which may lower the risk of conditions like hemochromatosis or support cardiovascular health.
The risk of having a heart attack is reduced by up to a third with regular phlebotomy since there is more regeneration of blood cells, and the oxidation of cholesterol is slowed down.
Reduction of heart disease
Blood donation may have cardiovascular health benefits, although it is important to consult with a physician to determine individual risks and benefits.
Prevention of liver damage
May help reduce the risk of hemochromatosis, a condition in which iron builds up in the body.
