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Blood Types and Mental Health

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Mental health issues in Rh(D) negative men have been shown here.

Mental health and blood types seem to be connected and evidence is present. This of course is not much of a surprise considering health and blood types connect.
When speaking about blood types and health differences, we also examine anything that stands out as the studies are in their infancy and a lot more has to be done.

Blood type has been linked with a variety of mental disorders, but the associations are weak—many other factors are more important in determining who ends up with an illness. Still, the fact that a connection may exist intrigues some scientists, who hope one day to uncover the biological processes that link blood molecules to mental health, possibly improving our understanding and treatment of these illnesses.

People with O blood type may be more likely to have depression and intense anxiety; children may be at a greater risk of attention-deficit disorder.

People with A blood type may be more prone to obsessive-compulsive disorder; children may be at a greater risk of attention-deficit disorder. Also: Insomnia and Hysteria.

Children with B blood type may have a lower risk of attention-deficit disorder.

Rh negative men seem to be prone to be suffering from several conditions:

RhD negative men more often reported certain mental health disorders including panic disorders, antisocial personality disorders and attention deficits.

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See also: How Healthy Is Your Blood Type?

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3 Comments

  1. prioris November 2, 2016 Reply

    I have had OCD and Anxiety. It had nothing to do with Rh blood type. The root cause in many cases will be GLUTAMATE TOXICITY or EXCITOTOXINS. This is a wide spread problem that runs across a broad spectrum of medical conditions.

    I keep this condition in check by using natural medicine and diet so here is what to do.

    First minimize MSG food and excitotoxin additives.

    Second you can come at the problem from different ways. Either decrease glutamate consumption or block NMDA receptors. I prefer the latter. The most common supplements used are Taurine, GABA and Theanine. I use Taurine upon rising and before bed.

    Third Use something like Magtein since it is the only magnesium which actually crosses blood barrier of brain. It is neuroprotective and helps block the Glutamate also.

    Something you may want to do is try an autoimmune diet for a month to see if your sensitive to certain foods. Grains can be replaced with sourdough bread. Potatoes can be replaced with Yucca.

    As far as dairy, you need to become aware of A1 and A2 milk protein. Beta A1 casein protein is toxic. It causes a protein fragment called BCM-7. Many people who think their either sensitive to lactose or milk are actually sensitive to A1 protein. If you think your in this category, try A2 milk and see if you get same symptoms.

    This is probably specific to me although may be useful to someone but I also have a problem with high cortisol. This causes insomnia and waking up tired without restful sleep. I take Primaforce Cissus Quadrangularis to block my glucocorticoid receptors. A LITTLE early day exercise (not too much) can also help. Too much endurance exercise can cause increase in cortisol so not too much. I’m researching for more alternatives.

    • Amy July 6, 2021 Reply

      Thank you for your post. Would so love to have further dialog.

  2. Carrie Dunfee March 16, 2021 Reply

    Ive always felt like I didn’t belong but I believe I’ve been here for purposes of others to help people have compassion it will be 10 and 1/2 years I told everybody I was really sick and I went to a dentist the dentist made fun of me.. said I was on something, I said no.
    They told me they were not going to give me nothing for pain but they would give me an antibiotic and gave me x-rays on the way home I felt my face burn and my arms I sent home two days but black radiation on my arms and face before I decided to go to the hospital they said yes I was burned but there was another reason and they said something was killing me they decided it was some makalaka something I could not pronounce and that 22 people had it 21 of them lost limbs I was the only one to walk out of it with my life and my limbs they said it was genetics I don’t know but I had to survive many things and I tell them that God does exist because I’ve never felt alone even though I’ve been a loner and I tried to help many people

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