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THE MIRACLE OF THE
BLOOD AND HEART

in antibodies. From our point of view, it will be useful to
examine the highly important albumins.

Albumin: An Intelligent Transporter

In numerical terms albumin is the most abundant protein
in plasma and assumes a transport function in the blood.
However, albumin is no ordinary carrier. It transports fats
such as cholesterol, hormones and the toxic yellow pigment

bilirubin, a gall bladder product. In addition, it binds mercury
and penicillin and other antibiotics. It releases toxins in the
liver and carries nutrients and hormones to the requisite des-
tinations.
The way fats are transported by a protein in the body is of
great importance. If fats were not transported by albumin,
then all the fat molecules would clump together in the blood
and float in an unregulated manner, just like globules of fat in
a bowl of soup. That would soon lead to blood-vessel conges-
tion and death.

Hormone
Transporter protein in the blood

Transport in the body is carried out by means of the blood. The protein
that carries various substances in the blood fluid is albumin. It trans-
ports cholesterol, fats and toxins such as bilirubin, as well as various
hormones and nutrients. It deposits toxins in the liver, and carries
nutrients and hormones to the relevant destinations.
Harun
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