CM-SS13 Blood Restoration

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[large]Weyland-Yutani Corporation[/large]

Official Weyland-Yutani Document

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[b][h2]Research Report[/h2][/b]
Blood Restoration[/center]

[h3]Description:[/h3][small]
This research is about the rate of which a human restores blood in their body. The following experiments were performed at exactly 80% of normal blood level. Which means we are restoring 112 units of blood. It was then timed how long it would take to reach a normal blood level.

Five seperate tests were performed where subject had taken different supplements in each:

[/small][h3]Analysis[/h3][small]
[b]Iron, eating[/b]
3 minutes, 1160% acceleration

[b]Iron, sugar, not eating[/b]
4 minutes, 875% acceleration

[b]Iron, not eating[/b]
4 minutes and 30 seconds, 778% acceleration

[b]No supplements, eating[/b]
8 minutes, 430% acceleration

[b]No supplements, not eating[/b]
35 minutes, 0% acceleration
[/small][h3]Conclusion[/h3][small]
As per this study, it can be concluded that:

Iron is the most important supplement to restoring blood, as it is almost twice as efficient as nutrition. As we were restoring 112 units of blood, this roughly adds up to 4 units of blood per unit of iron.

Nutrition is a good option if iron is not available. Nutrition is best received by eating and not through sugar pills. It is therefore better to tell a marine to eat food instead of giving them sugar.

Sugar together with iron barely made any difference. Therefore it is recommended to serve medics with large pure iron pills instead of Iron Sugar mixes. The reason sugar is bad at restoring blood is because of it needs to be metabolized to provide nutrition, of which it provides very little off.
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Research conducted by:
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[i]Weyland-Yutani Corp.[/i]