Understanding Blood Flow: Why Gravity Matters
Blood does not flow upwards on its own. The heart pumps blood through the arteries and veins, and gravity causes blood to flow downwards. However, there are some conditions in which blood can flow upwards, such as in the case of a venous insufficiency.Hemorrhage - Related Articles
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