BOOK 2. THE BATH SCHOOL. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE

Book 2. The Bath School. Chapter 4. Theory and practice in the description of the Object to be taken to the Bath Description of the object to be taken to the Bath 220 muscular energy of living and other cells and formations in the body. Lately, however, there are some suspicions about erythrocytes with a diameter of 7 microns being not able to penetrate the capillary with a diameter of 1 micron , but science claims that these are trifles, that if you take blood from a capillary, there will always be an erythrocyte there. There are a lot of formations in the blood that appear because of a Man’s wrong nutrition. So, love of sweets brings to the increase of sugar in the blood, and it is visible to the naked eye. If desired, the blood can be coagulated or not coagulated. Biochemical blood analysis accurately determines all aspects of its lifestyle. If desired, the blood can be poured from another source. An invention known as "blue blood" is some mixture of water and ions. The producer of blood plasma is the spleen. If the spleen can not cope with the task (or if it is absent ), then blood plasma can be obtained from the liver. It is known how much blood there is in the body, what the length of all veins, arteries and capillaries is. It is also known that there are two circles – a pulmonary one and a greater one , and there is no difference, what to consider first. From a greater circle, having passed the intestine and having saturated with all that is rich in the intestine, the blood enters the Brain and passes the Brain all the valuables that were obtained in the intestine. For biochemical analysis, blood is taken from the veins, where it is maximally saturated with all those ions and structures that characterize the state of the organism. No one, of course, thinks of taking and comparing blood from the pulmonary and greater circles. It is also known the upper and lower pressure in the arteries, and no one ever measure the pressure in the veins, in the pulmonary circle, in the Brain capillaries, in the liver, since there is one heart and the pressure it creates is everywhere the same, and the expenses, that is, high pressure in the Brain vessels at normal arterial pressure, can always be attributed to high mental activity. There are, however, unscientific views on the composition of the blood, the way it moves, but these views are doomed to