Red Blood Cell

By: Hilmi Zikri

Hey, do you know our body produce average about 200,000,000,000 red blood cells per day?
That`s sounds a lot, right?
Do you ever wonder, why so much red blood cells produce in a day? Is it even that important?






Red blood cells or also known as erythrocyte, it circulate around our body to carry oxygen to our body tissues. It is called red blood cell because it actually gives the our blood color with red in color!
Red blood cells is round in shape, small, biconcave and flexible, make this tiny red blood cell passes through small blood vessels.





                                                      Aren't they cute <3



Other function of red blood cells:

  • provide nutrients to the cells in our body, 
  • distributes hormones 
  • removes waste product from our body.

The shocking truth, unlike the other cells in the body, they don't have nucleus, mitochondria or ribosomes. As the result, the absences of that structure, they make room for millions of hemoglobin
found in red blood cells!

Where are red blood cells are produced?





Answer: Red bone marrow


Exercising + Healthy Food Intake = Beauty ?

When you have healthy count of high quality red blood cells, they give off enough oxygen to our skin, and make our skin healthy and also glowing, and look flawless!
Any tips to increase our red blood cells:
and yeah you come to the right place!

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