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The blood — messages carried by the body's fluids, measured

🩸 The blood — HUMORAL communication (through the body's fluids), measured

The body has two ways to communicate: the NERVES (targeted, point to point — the nerve map) and the BLOOD (spread everywhere, a broadcast — here). The plasma CARRIES the vital values to ALL the organs it reaches. This page measures the blood modules again every time it loads.

The plasma — the inner fluid that carries it all (milieu_interieur)

81 bpm
heart rate
97.7 mmHg
mean blood pressure
5000 mL
blood volume
7.427
pH
37.7 mmHg
CO₂ ↯ transposed
91 mg/dL
glucose ↯ transposed
0.56
vagal tone ↯ transposed
69.2 ms
HRV (RMSSD) ↯ transposed
0
threat signal
33 years
age
cytokine state: basal

What blood is made of — the blood count (blood_composition)

5000000 /µL
red blood cells
7500 /µL
white blood cells
250000 /µL
platelets
15 g/dL
hemoglobin
45 %
hematocrit
📖 Cleveland Clinic CBC + StatPearls hematology + Hoffman-Monroe 7e Ch.1

Clotting — 3 pathways (coagulation_cascade)

12 s
PT
30 s
PTT
1
INR

pathways: extrinsic · intrinsic · common

📖 NBDF cascade + StatPearls factors + Hoffman-Monroe Ch.124 + Cleveland Clinic INR

The blood vessels (vascular_system)

5000 mL
total volume
93 mmHg
normal MAP
📖 Physiome/VPH Windkessel + SAPHIR + Guyton Ch.15
⚠️ wired ≠ alive: the vessels are powered at every heartbeat, but they return a constant MAP (mean arterial pressure, computed from fixed values; the volumes ignore how much blood the heart pumps) — powered but inert. Open question: is this a valid fixed target, or a placeholder that still needs wiring?

The lymph — immunity, across the chakras (lymph)

chakras covered: Nabhi · Anahata · role: lymph flow across the chakras — immunity

↯ = a value transposed by the Phenix system, not measured on a body (clearly labeled, law ③ of declared transposition). 🗺️ all maps · the nerves (horizontal axis) · source: modules corps/_circulation + corps/_transversal (the BLOOD set)

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