Literally forcing your body to burn extra calories by making new blood cells

got an appointment next week, getting paid £50 for it which is nice but I would have donated at least once regardless of compensation

wicked unintended consequences

What do you mean? Can you elaborate? I go once every 2 months.

I have noticed that the people I see there are the same type of middle class white people you see at blm rallies- they're so obsessed with being "good" and having people recognize them for that, they go totally rabid and lose themselves as they realize that the image of themselves which they torture themselves with is impossible

It can take up to 4 months for your RBC count to come back up to normal
If you keep stimulating your cells to divide, some of them will make mistakes replicating their DNA. Some of those mistakes can lead to cancer

I'm HIV+ because of sharing the roid needle.

>donating blood
a large portion of it will just be thrown away ad the rest they will sell to the hospitals. Don't do that shit unless you get paid.

This guy is 100% a mouth breathing glue eater. Your red blood cells only live for like 3-4 months before they break down, your body is perpetually making new ones. As you've clumsily put it, your red blood cells are "being stimulated to divide" but almost all of the different types of cells in your body are constantly "dividing" and producing new cells as the old ones wear out and purposefully die. Donating blood does not cause cancer, donating blood is a good thing and can be safely done once every 2 months. This is high school level biology but if you really need a "verified source" I majored in Cell Biology in undergrad.

Based retard

>almost all of the different types of cells in your body are constantly diving

not true desu, only the ones exposed to harsh environments are i.e epithelial cells

Say some more smart stuff, I’m on the fence with cancer guy.

The only cells not dividing is your nerve cells. Even the supporting cells for nerves are being replenished continuously.
Even something as “inert” as bones are constantly being remodeled and rebuilt.

t. MD

Because it goes to idiots that I would rather see removed from the gene pool.

Yes, obviously.

Probably, yes. Long term your liver is taking an extra hits, kidneys too.
Short term you could get alcohol poisoning since once you get a good buzz you may try drinking at a normal rate

Blood is meant to be drunk
t. God

>thrown away
((They)) use it

Don't you mean "not meant"?

QRD on /fraud/ and donating blood?

Imagine if the entire world was so pathologically altruistic like that

You're right on the cancer claim ( pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2262240/ ), but donating blood would indeed stimulate your body to produce more blood cells. Your body makes new blood cells at the same rate old ones die to maintain homeostasis. If you remove a sizeable portion of someone's blood, thats a large perturbation to the number of cells and your body is gonna prioritize making more new ones to get em back up to normal.

I donate anytime I get a chance which is every 3 months so I keep from having too high hematocrit, it's goes to the hospitals all around the country so it's a good cause too

>roid to get huge
>lose all your gains to literal aids

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