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Lose your life.BLOOD CLOTTINGGenesis 17:12: “He who is eight days old among you shall be circumcised, every male child in your generations…”Why was circumcision to be carried out on the eighth day? Medical science has only recently discovered that blood clotting in a newborn reaches its peak on that day. That’s when the coagulating factors in the blood are at optimal levels: vitamin K doesn’t reach sufficient quantity until after day seven, and day eight is when prothrombin is the highest, reaching 110 percent of the normal level.LAWS OF HYGIENELeviticus 15:13 (written 3,500 years ago): “And when he who has a discharge is cleansed of his discharge, then he shall count for himself seven days for his cleansing, wash his clothes, and bathe his body in running water; then he shall be clean.”The Bible states that when dealing with disease, hands should be washed under running water. Until the 1800s doctors washed their hands in a basin of still water, leaving invisible germs and resulting in countless deaths. We now know to wash hands under running water. The Encyclopedia Britannica documents that in 1845, Dr. Ignaz Semmelweis in Vienna was horrified at the terrible death rate of women who gave birth in hospitals. As many as 30 percent died after giving birth. Semmelweis noted that doctors would examine patients who died, then go straight to the next ward and examine expectant mothers. This was their normal practice, because the presence of microscopic diseases was unknown. Semmelweis insisted that doctors wash their hands before examinations, and the death rate immediately dropped to 2 percent.LAWS OF QUARANTINELeviticus 13:46 (written 3,500 years ago): “All the days he has the sore he shall be unclean. He is un­clean, and he shall dwell alone; his dwelling shall be outside the camp.”Long before medical science discovered

Due to its great abundance and availability , [1] and suggests that if the Biblical texts where the word hyssop is mentioned are assembled, it can be observed that it was a plant that grew in Egypt, as well as in the desert of Sinai and Palestine.A small plant that could grow in the cracks in walls, in sewers or on the on flat land (1 Kings 4:33); and that it could grow to a height of up to a meter. All these characteristics coincide with those of the caper plant.In the 18th century Spanish Poetic Salter we find the following lines, which also allude to hyssop of the Bible:There you will sprinkle me with hyssopWith the precious blood of your Son you will wash me and I will beWhiter than snow and ermine,To my ear you will also give me, with forgiveness,words of comfort and joy,and my bloodless inert boneswill be living members of your body.So turn your eyes away from my guilt, turn your eyes towards Christ, and wash me Lord, with that blood, which you prodigiously pour out, drop by drop. [2][1] Tristram, H. B. 1883, The Natural History of the Bible, London, p. 457.[2] Spurgeon, C. H., 2015, The Treasury of David

Times) Hail Holy Queen*… Let us Pray O most Precious Blood of Jesus Christ, we honor, worship and adore You because of Your work of the everlasting covenant that brings peace to mankind. Heal the wounds in the most Sacred Heart of Jesus. Console the Almighty Father on His throne and wash away the sins of the whole world. May all revere You, O Precious Blood, have mercy. Amen. Most Sacred Heart of Jesus *have mercy on us Immaculate Heart of Mary *pray for us St. Joseph, husband of Mary * Saints Peter and Paul * St. John at the foot of the Cross * St. Mary Magdalene * All the prayer warriors and intercessors of heaven * All the great saints of Our Lord * All the heavenly hosts, Legion of Mary * "Be humble and accept the Divine Will, you will reach the end. Offer your families to My Precious Blood. I will save them. I promise to convert them before the Great Tribulation comes. There will be peace and love. I say to you adore and honor My Precious Blood." "I will allow My Precious Blood to fall on the heart of every sinner offered to My Precious Blood. I say to you offer to Me and pray for them always through My Precious Blood. I will destroy all evils in your families. I have heard your prayers. Rejoice, for your request has been granted." "My children, never fail to give testimony when you see this goodness,

The quality and longevity of desired cells. Cleansing the blood of red blood cells and platelets enables samples to maintain their oxygen-carrying and clotting abilities essential to transfusion success, thereby allowing for longer storage periods. Major diagnostic testing facilities also include cell washing in the sample preparation of various bodily fluids to improve the accuracy and reliability of diagnostic results. Cell washing can be a crucial step in several applications where the purity and quality of isolated cells are critical for performance. More Accurate Downstream ResultsRed blood cell (RBC) contamination in samples can impact the test results during downstream analysis. By clouding and obfuscating the cells of interest, RBC contamination conflicts with downstream reagents, such as primers and buffers, which can compromise the testing results. In flow cytometry applications, RBC contamination can interfere with the viability dye of the target cells being analyzed, causing inaccurate viability measurements. Red blood cells also contribute to blood sample degradation by releasing harmful by-products that accumulate as the blood is stored over time, resulting in a loss of essential performance functions and overall cell viability due to oxidative stress. Cell washing protects the integrity and quality of a sample by eliminating excess cellular material and extending its shelf life and effectiveness.GMP-Compliant Cell WashingAll companies that process and wash cell solutions for clinical applications must comply with good manufacturing practices (GMP). Due to the widespread need for commercializing clinical and research applications requiring washed cells, cell washing protocols must be affordable and scalable while maintaining