Blood purification

Blood purification refers to the process of removing impurities, toxins, and waste products from the blood. The most common method is dialysis, which helps people with kidney failure by filtering the blood through a machine, mimicking the natural function of healthy kidneys. Another method is apheresis, where specific components of the blood, like cholesterol or antibodies, are separated and removed. These processes help maintain the body’s balance of minerals and fluids, ensuring overall health and preventing complications from diseases. Blood purification is crucial for patients with certain medical conditions that impair the body's ability to cleanse the blood naturally.