Sanguinarian Blood Consumption Study

Recently a poll was held in our community discussion groups. The voters were asked a set of questions that relate to the minimum amount of blood they must consume to remain in a state of good health. There is a rumour throughout the online Vampire community, that Sanguinarians only consume a teaspoon of blood at a time - which I know is false in my case (Krystian Hamilton), So as part of my studies, I decided to find out what others consume.
==Results from Community Survey==
Below are the results of the survey conducted in the community. The voters were presented with the below options, and this was how they voted:
* 57.14 percent of voters answered: In excess of a pint per week.
* 14.30 percent of voters answered: 300ml per week.
* 14.28 percent of voters answered: 200ml per week.
* 14.28 percent of voters answered: 50ml per week.
==Additional Results==
Sanguinarian members of the community where then asked to answer how much they would consume if they had access to as much blood as they want.
* 50% of voters answered they would consume over a pint of blood per week. One individual in this 75% said they would consume one pint every 1 - 2 days if they could get it.
* 16.66% of voters answered they would consume 1/2 a pint, to 1 pint per week.
* 16.66% of voters answered they would consume 200ml of blood per week. (Approx 20 blood test vials
* 16.66% of voters answered they would consume 100ml of blood per week. (Approx 10 blood test vials)
Note: This would seem to indicate that the average Sanguinarian Vampire would be likely to consume a pint or more a week if they had access to enough blood to maintain this amount.
==Conclusion==
The above results would indicate that almost two thirds of Sanguinarians need to consume in excess of a pint of blood per week. The lowest amount voted for was 50ml per week. Even this far exceeds the rumour of only needing a teaspoon of blood to stay healthy.
Unfortunately, as mentioned in previous articles, you must be aware that you will come across individuals who are posing as Sanguinarian Vampires or role-playing. These people often do not understand the actual realities of the Sanguinarian condition, and what is required to feed it. Our scientific studies, along with external studies conducted by other communities are dedicated to reaching the scientific truths while filtering out the fantasy and fictional elements on the subject of Vampirism.