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If you just want to avoid the poison stacks, you have a lot of reliable ways to do so.
You could make yourself immune to bleed or immune to poison. There are various spells that turn poison into other effects. Or you could apply regular buffer and dispels. Or get an armor that dispels it constantly(or redirect it to the enemy), an accessory that dispels every round or a pet that that dispels every round.
For such a build, you should obviously not go for the Virulent Ring, unless you have the means to negate the poison reliably or easily absorb the damage(like mass Vitality).
Especially because there are Rings that are still good on such builds, with not nearly the same amount of drawbacks(like Fervent Ring).
If you still want to use the Virulent Ring for a build, consider getting the Fury perk upgrade(requires rank 30) so that it no longer applies bleed to you. This will lower the damage bonus to just +1%, but it allows you to easily stack Fury for Furious Slash.
Or you can just let the poison come, and then use the Priest combo of Dilute+Baptism to get a lot of Bless on Grukli.
Most bleed builds relies on multiple smaller attacks(or Whirlwind) to stack bleed on enemies, then use Bleed Out and Bloodbath to finish them off.
A different issue entirely is, if Transfusion could potentially transfer f.ex. 50 Bleed and 50 Poison to enemies constantly(either self-inflicted or from enemies), it would be way too good for the cost. When you end up with 300+ health, a 10 HP cost is nothing.