Page 135 - The Miracle of the Blood and Heart

Blood: The Incomparable
Liquid of Life
Venous gap
Smooth muscle cells

Cholesterol
crystals

Fat

If fat molecules were not transported by albumin, they would stick together
and float in the bloodstream in an uncontrolled manner. This would soon lead
to blocked blood vessels, organ loss, or even death.

Hormones are responsible for the distribution of messages
in the body; and they too must have a means of transport. It is
again the protein albumin transmitting hormones to the nec-
essary locations. If albumin lacked this property of carrying
hormones, then no signals, from hunger to thirst, would reach
the relevant regions; and all functions concerning the human
body, from growth to development, would come to an end.
Although it needed water, the body would be unaware of this.
Albumin is a protein specially created in order to be able to
perform these message-bearing functions and one which liter-
ally knows what needs to be transmitted where.
Nor are albumin's duties limited to these alone.
Nutrients moving in the arteries have to be able to pass
through the tissue walls in order to reach the interior
cells. Although the tissue wall has a great many
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