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Blood types and stress

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Kim and Yi (Seoul University of Venture & Information) measured the brain waves of 4,636 adults. They reported that type O people were most stress-resistant. Moreover, an experiment using light topography instruments by Munetaka Haida (Tokai University School of Medicine) suggests the possibility that activated parts of the human brain are different according to blood types. i.e. type A’s left brain is superior to the right, while type B’s right brain is superior.

Blood group A individuals responded to a stressful situation with higher levels of cortisol, and possibly of adrenaline


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  1. Jeanette July 24, 2022 Reply

    There’s my condundrum then… tests l took showed l use both left and right brain. That l am equal in both male female traits. And l’m ambidextrous. And l’m A Negative. Test away, it’s all the creation of just one person’s brain, every test we take. It’s worth no.more, or less, than any other person’s view. It simply carries pretentions behind it. I’m glad to say both God and life has taught me from very young, that no other brain but mine, leads my thinking, and only my creator, is privy to its workings.

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