Is it true that your saliva removes a blood stain from your clothing,if its your own blood?
356490
Yes it is true.. Quilters use this when they prick their finger.. :)
891415
We did a blood test on ourselves back in 9th grade biology class! Guess they don't teach that in school anymore. LOL
355540
I don't know any blood stain remover.\n\nIf you shot them, and they had a bat, that is self defense, but unequal self defense so you'd still go jail.\n\nIf you killed him with a bat whilst he had a bat, that's a fair fight, I doubt noone will go jail, except the peacebreaker, (your attacker, or even you).\n\nNitrogen.
101869
A bruise happens when blood has leaked out into the tissues. The blood will soon resorb ('dissolve') on its own and the bruise will disappear 100% - just give it time.
1165985
Not necessarily.  Your teeth could just be stained.  The colour of your teeth may be dependent on a number of things like diet or hygiene.
139668
Better don't do it. What for you are drawing your own  blood ? Is it for investigations ? If it so let the Lab.technician or nurse do It.
46676
If there is infection of oral cavity and any bleeding points then there is a possibility.\n\nother possibility is...........\n\nIf u drink 50 gallon of saliva, its sufficient to make u infected.
366977
First of all, I don't think you can actually freeze it without damaging the blood. If we could somehow keep our own blood at home, there are really no needs for it. Most blood needed is all at hospitals. Surgeries and injuries are the main causes for blood...Plus, if you had it at home, you wouldn't have the right equipment or knowledge to use the blood. Hope this helps!
491326
yes it can be transmitted by saliva
153550
Many antiperspirants actually cause those stains.  The ingredient that stops sweating can damage clothing in this way, so it's a catch-22.
775206
Blood is NEVER blue... Your veins are gray, with red blood within, it appears blue.\n\nYour face loses color due to the lack of hemoglobin, which is present in blood.\n\nThree things determine pigment.\n\nKeratin-Yellows\nMelanin-Browns\nHemoglobin-Reds\n\nEveryone has all three of these pigments present in their skin, when a light-skinned person deprives an area of oxygenated bloodflow, the red tint is removed due to the lack of hemoglobin.\n\nHope this helps!
877542
Yep, it's a bodily fluid...
818471
Based on my knowledge on this issue, if blood is exposed out in the open (air), the virus inside can only survive for a few seconds. Therefore it won't be harmful.\n\nReading from your statement you mentioned it was a fresh stain. I will imply it as dry.\n\nIf you are still worried you can always go for a HIV testing. There's only one test to see whether you're HIV positive or not. Most government hospitals give free testing and the result is strictly private and confidential.\n\nDo inform the doctor of how this matter came to be. There is a 'window period' which means that you might/might not carry the HIV virus. This 'window period' means you have to go for regular testing because they can't detect the virus for a certain period of time. \n\nHope this helps.
824777
i dont know what u mean by the second question but for blood, i just make a tiny circle and make it red so it looks like blood.
821922
it depends how much blood you have, if there's a lot, then it will appear a brick red color, but if its not so much, then it looks bright red untill it dries, then its brick red once again
775919
yes actually, i went to the doctor once and he even asked me if i ever saw blood and stuff like that so i think its important to look at it, even tho its gross, but hey, it came out of UR body!! and for the person who said they taste it, has problems and is really SICK!!
414312
you need saliva to help break down food