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Could donating blood clear up my system?
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Huh?: If your 'system' has an issue, you probably should not donate, as may transmit issue to recipient--who is sick/injured enough to need blood. If more mental/emotional, then yes, donating can often improve your spirits, as you saved a life (and up to 4 of them) w/your action. Talk to your Dr if worried about your health.
Answered 11/27/2017
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