THE USE OF BIOSORBENTS IN HEMATOLOGY AND THEIR EFFECTS ON CARDIAC FUNCTION

Abstract

This article provides a comprehensive study of the use of biosorbents in hematology and their effects on cardiac function. Biosorbents, which can be natural or synthetic materials, possess the ability to adsorb toxins, excess lipids, and other harmful substances from the blood. These properties contribute to blood purification, stabilization of hemoglobin levels, and improvement of red and white blood cell function. Furthermore, biosorbents help regulate lipid profiles, reduce cholesterol and triglyceride levels, and support cardiovascular health. The article analyzes various research findings, highlighting the positive effects of biosorbents on heart function and circulatory system by reducing toxic load in the blood. Long-term use of biosorbents is shown to be effective in stabilizing hematological parameters and decreasing the risk of cardiovascular diseases. These findings suggest potential applications of biosorbents in clinical practice for both hematological and cardiological preventive strategies.