Where is the blood made in human body

The common question about blood in humans body is that٫

 If the liver does not make blood, where is the blood made?

The factory of blood production is the bone marrow.

Bone pulp is an ordered mixture of cells. And in animals and birds they are factories for producing blood cells. 

There are different types of cells in the pulp, the most important of which are stem cells.

In an adult, bone marrow is mostly found in the spine, chest bones, or lower torso. This is 5% of the total  weight of the human body۔About 500 billion cells are formed in the bone marrow every day

There are two types of bone pulp٫ 

1.Red and

 2.yellow

Red pulp makes blood cells while yellow pulp makes fat cells as well as bone cartilage and other body cells.

Red bone marrow produces white blood cells, red cells and platelets. 

The yellow bone marrow in the bone is activated when there is an additional need to make blood cells. 

When you are young, the bones in your body contain more red pulp, and as you grow older, the yellow pulp increases.

It contains several nutrients such as vitamin B12, vitamin A, vitamin E and phosphorous in adequate amounts, which are beneficial for blood and nervous system. Eating such pulp also improves immunity.

However, pulp should be eaten in moderation as it is high in fats which can lead to high cholesterol, high blood pressure and heart disease.