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7 basic facts about our blood type we should all know.

There are generally 4 main blood types known to mankind:

Type A:  stand for Agrarian.

Type B:  stand for Bavarian.

Type O:  stand for Original hunter

Type AB: the strongest immune system.

Apart from the main blood types, there are more than 400 blood type subcategorie, depending on the person’s profile, health and lifestyle.

1.       To have a great health and well-being, there are foods that suit each blood type in general.

Type A is mostly vegetarian, including fish, chicken, and yogurt. These people sould stay away from legumes, spicy foods, dehydration, and coffee.

Type B mostly based on dairy, mutton, fish, vegetables, tea and grains. Stay away from alcohol.

Type O mostly meat, fish, vegetables, and fasting.

Type AB eat almost anything. The most preferable foods ate organic, fresh raw foods, and avoiding of cooked and processed meals.

2.     

  Personalities.

A: compassionate, organized, effecient, leading skills.

B: meditative, flexible, friendly, active.

O:  practical, assertive, attentive, empathetic.

AB: rational, calm, strong, innovative.

3.     

  How does stress affect.

A: these people can’t handle stress easily and take time to overcome it.

B: they are generally calm, but their mood can escalate quickly, causing mood swings.

O: they show tendencies towards anger.

AB: these cn balance stress quite well, but can also become angry easily.

4.       The relation between blood types and fat.

A: people are free to consume fats from meats and sugars.

B: they can suffer by consuming deep-fried foods and breads.

AB: they can gain weight by being inactive.

O: they gain weight by changing their eating habits

5.       It’s quite often for pregnant women to suffer from RH factor changes, including:

Hemolytic disease, collapse of red blood cells.

Erythroblastosis fetalis, creates unripe red blood cells in the fetus.

6.      

Blood types and transfusions.

AB is can receive blood from all types, but give only to AB.

A can receive blood from type A or O, but gives only to A or AB.

B can receive blood from type B or O, but donates only to B or AB.

O can only receive from type O, but donate to all types

7.      

Plasma compatibility.

AB can receive plasma from AB but give to all blood types.

A can receive plasma from A and AB, but only give to A and O

B can receive plasma from B and AB but, only give to B and O

O universal plasma receiver, but can only donate plasma to O