So then why is Australia going this alone? There is no "big blood" conspiracy. It doesn't last long enough to make it profitable to store.
Faronator said:One thing the OP hasn't presented is an alternative. What are we supposed to do? Bleed out and die NOW versus taking a chance and potentially having things go wrong later due to said blood transfusion which I have seen 0 solid cases of?
What rock have you guys been hiding under?
http://noblood.org/forum/threads/3088-List-of-Hospitals-that-provides-bloodless-surgeries
http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424127887323494504578340962879110432
http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/how-jehovahs-witnesses-are-changing-medicine
Nietzsche said:And here is a fact;
Even if receiving blood is dangerous, it is still less dangerous than bleeding out. It's about keeping you alive long enough. We can keep you alive long enough on less-than-perfect blood for your body to remake all its own.
There are alternatives and many of my own brothers have survived medical emergencies without blood. Replacing blood volume is more important that replacing whole blood. Stopping the bleeding is what saves people's lives. Trauma centers need to be up to date on the latest techniques, or they are actually putting patient's lives at risk. There are ways to avoid blood and recover without future complications.