It varies, and each part of the blood is taken care of separately.
On average red blood cells are replaced about 1% per day,
platelets about 10% per day
The water part is "replaced" at about 10% per minute. (the water is mostly the same molecules, but it's been separated, "cleaned" and replaced [by the kidneys]).
Note that the rate of replacement can increase dramatically with blood loss.
Your body had five liters of blood, and your body will produce how ever much it needs to make five liters. if you loose none then you make none.
In my body, its more busy producing sperm cells, but I'd say approximately one quart every 2days if needed.
The human body doesnt "make" blood...
The liver can produce 6,500 oz. of bile in a persons lifetime
The average human body produces one quart of saliva per day.
It produces lots and lots daily and because blood cells are tiny the human body needs lots and lots of blood cells
One to two litres per day.
The rate of blood cell formation varies depending on the individual, but a typical production might average 200,000,000,000 red cells per day, 10,000,000,000 white cells per day, and 400,000,000,000 platelets per day.
Yes, your body is constantly reproducing red blood cells are they only live for 3-4 months.
about 1800 gallons per day
1-2 liters. gross! ;)
The liver can produce 6,500 oz. of bile in a persons lifetime
You are not a diabetic until your blood sugar goes above 70-120 throughout the day and night.. A blood sugar can go higher than that after eating but it lowers quickly id you aren't a diabetic.
2-3 grams is produced a day. It is produced in the liver, kidneys and pancreas.
The average human body produces one quart of saliva per day.
they produce about 400,000
3456l /day of blood are pumped
it produce about 456 time a day
In a day, about 2.4 litres.
It produces lots and lots daily and because blood cells are tiny the human body needs lots and lots of blood cells