what is the "REAL" color of human blood inside our body?

Answer 1

The blood inside our body/veins is a blueish-purple color until it is oxygenized and turned red.

Answer 2

The real color of blood inside the human body is blue. It only turns red when the oxygen from the air comes in contact with it.

Answer 3

hello

in humans, oxygenated blood is red. This is caused by oxygenated iron in our red blood cells.

However, deoxygenated blood is NOT blue. This is a common misconception. It's just a darker shade of red. It's an optical effect regarding the way light penetrates the skin that makes people's veins show up as blue-ish.

So, to answer your question, the real color of human blood while still inside our body is DARK RED, _not_ blue!

Answer 4

Red.
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Answer 5

more red than blue when exposed to O2.
less red and more blue inside.

Answer 6

you can see the blood color put your hand up to a bright light and you will see red blood not blue the veins are blue blood vessels are red.

Answer 7

Good question, blood is blue before it is exposed to oxygen, thats why under your skin your viens are blue. As soon as blood and oxygen mix blood turns red.

Answer 8

i heard it's blue or purple? I think it's blue.. unbelievable isnt it..when you get a cut theblood coming out is red because once the blood gets touched by air it changes to read. but i guess it's blue or purple inside.

Answer 9

blue/purple depending on the level of oxygen in your blood

Answer 10

blood is blue until it reaches oxygen then turns red