Jello is primarily made from water, Gelatin, sugar, flavoring and food color. The key ingredent that makes Jello a gel is gelatin, which is rendered collagen. When you eat Jello, your digestive system breaks it down into various proteins and amino acids. It doesn't thicken your blood.
Yes, if taken intravenously.
No- nor does any other food.
It does not thicken your blood. It cloggs your blood arteries.
Red wine is not recommended for conditioning the hair unless you have red hair since it can stain. Pour it on the hair as a final rinse. It helps thicken hair and supports hair growth.
Yes; red wine is better.
Red Wine
No; coumadin thins the blood. Take vitamin K to thicken the blood.
the color red in Italy means blood and wine
Yes it does
For the four cups of wine at the Passover Seder, red wine is preferable. This is based on Proverbs 23:31), "Do not look at the wine as it reddens," which implies that red wine is the best kind.Red wine also commemorates the blood of circumcision and the blood of the Paschal sacrifice. The Israelites were commanded to circumcise all their males before the Exodus.Red wine also reminds us of the drops of blood that were put on the doorposts and lintels, as a sign when God passed over the homes of the Israelites, not permitting the destruction to smite them (Exodus 12).Red wine also serves as a reminder of the blood of the Jewish children whom Pharaoh slaughtered (Exodus 1).See also:More about Passover
in labe white wine effaces in blood count is very imprtent
If its severe thickening, it could be poison.. By then it might be too late to it, there is also blood disorder having to do with the over reproduction of red blood cells
it is red
Because of bloods' characteristic red color, dark red liquids are often described as "blood-red" because they are the same shade of dark red as blood often is.