Long Before Dracula, It Was Believed That Ingesting Human Blood Would Make You Stronger And Healthier

But medical professionals advise against such practices. A hematologist from Oregon Health & Science University named Thomas DeLoughery explains that blood is an electrolyte solution, so those who are dehydrated might feel its effects.

Blood also contains iron, which may help people suffering from anemia. Aside from that, blood doesn’t really have any other known health benefits. As a matter of fact, drinking blood can actually be hazardous to your health since it puts you at risk of contracting bloodborne illnesses.

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