How much blood can you drink before death or illness?
481183
It might make you sick on your stomach but it would not cause death.
734789
Nope.\n\nThey would have to have not feed for 12 months (Red Cross requires doners to wait that long after a blood transfusion) and not have low blood pressure (which is doubtful if they've been starving themselves for 12 months). \n\nThat's your straight-up traditional vampire, though. If you're talking about homo sapians that engage in the practice of blood sharing, than I would look at the high risk practice rules the Red Cross has. I know you have to wait 12 months after you get a tattoo or if you've been exposed to HIV, Hepatitis, or any other STD.
818951
Gen. 9:4 says: "Only flesh with its soul--its blood--you must not eat." \n\nOdindmar says: "Getting a blood transfusion is not eating. It is injected into your system in order to save your life. Not an act against God's will." This is not true. In a hospital, when a patient cannot eat through his mouth, he is fed intravenously. Now, would a person who never put blood into his mouth but who accepted blood by transfusion really be obeying the command to "keep abstaining froom...blood? (Acts 15:29) To use a comparison, consider a man who is told by the doctor that he must abstain from alcohol. Would he be obedient if he quit drinking alcohol but had it put directly in his veins?
563777
Not too much longer because the liquid that you intake does not have a way to dispose of itself therefore the fluid just builds up all over your body.  Slowly our body starts to shut down.  Its a very painful death.
988075
300-450 white cell is a normal reading even if you get your blood done. Your body replaces the missing ones in a matter of hours. Our body is capable of amazing feats.
488919
I don't think there is such a thing, although a good rule of thumb is to take your body weight in pounds and divide in half.  The number you get is the amount of ounces you should drink each day for proper hydration.  \n\nYou should also drink additional water = to the amount of any alcohol you drink in a day (if you have a 4 oz glas drink and extra 4 oz of water before you go to bed).\n\nThe only precaution I have ever heard about too much water is that you don't want to water down your digestive enzymes (needed to breakdown food) so you shouldn't have water with meals - drink juice or something that will keep the enzymes going.
495341
If the blood of the primate is very similar to your blood. Otherwise, your body may not cope with it, and you will die, or your body rejects it, and you will die. Unless you transfuse it out of you, but that leaves you with no blood again.
877997
Ask a doctor about that when you go to the hospital for losing all that blood.\n\nJust kidding I hope.\n\nReally though, it just depends on the health condition of the person and the physical makeup of the person and I don't know you so I can't tell you the effect it would have on you.
538373
No..Very hard to drink too much water.You need so much.60% of your body weight is water.\nWater Intoxication  only occurs if your fluid balance is upset by kidney or elecctolyte malfunction;or if you are a small baby who is being fed water instead of milk.\nAs a healthy adult,you need 2500mls of water daily.Usually drinking provides 1500mls of this,food gives 800mls and the metabolism produces amother 200mls. \nA useful rule of thumb is,drink whenever you are thirsty,after each meal and an extra glass before bedtime.
946598
The blood woudn't be circulating in the body anymore. The cell wouldn't get their oxygen, and they would die.  So would you.
549901
you have to take pretty much the entire bottle but it is not guarantee that you will die. some people mite get sick and throw up. it mite screw up your stomach and your immune system. you will live in pain for the rest of your life recovering it. the effect is not fast it could take up to 30 minute to 1 hour to get results. its more likely you will just end up sick and you will suffer instead of sudden death. you can only have sudden death and quick death if you overdose on hard drugs like heroin, cocaine, etc. you just fall asleep and die.
1085600
What?  If you are getting a blood transfusion the doctor will order how many units they want you to receive.  Every unit is not an exact amount.  The amount can vary slightly.  If you had a few extra cc's no big deal - if you were transfused with many units more than you needed, that would be a different story (er nurse).
540881
One single drop of blood contains around a million erythrocytes, or Red Blood Cells \n and FYI, the average life span of a Red blood cell is 120 days!!!
248164
As chslaw said, the laws on the subject vary between states, and you didn't say what state you want to know this about.\n\nIn California, there's no "time limit" per se.  There is a rebuttable presumption that deals with a three hour time limit, but there's no actual law that says blood must be drawn within a certain amount of time.
957545
i hope your talking about an intimate act with someone you wish to be VERY close with, and not the general public.  a little bit of blood is not harmful, unless the "donor" is ill.  small cuts in areas not seen by the general public is a good idea.  no need for others to know about such practices.
812329
If you are doing a medical test they recommend to fast for 8-12 hour prior to testing.  Which they say to only drink water.  Usually most people would do their fasting the night before and do the test the following morning.
125084
You can have too much of anything in your body. \n\nIn the case of blood though, you would have to have blood pumping into your body and not be losing any. eventually, the volume of blood would exceed the space allowed and find ways to come out. \n\nOther than that, while many other problems with blood can occur, your body will not naturally produce too much blood on its own.