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Why is blood type O most frequent?

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Researchers identify association between blood groups and longevity. Having a non-O blood group is associated with an increased risk of death, particularly from cardiovascular disease (such as ischemic heart disease and stroke), according to research published in open access journal BMC Medicine.
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  1. Robin Pryh May 26, 2020 Reply

    Thank you mike ,interesting. My dad b neg died from cardiomyopathy. I’ve had heart issues high cholesterol. So why does type I have less issues? I’ve been slammed with all the bad associated with th neg blood. Lupus , heart issues… I do look young for my age that’s a plus…

  2. Robin May 26, 2020 Reply

    Thank you mike ,interesting. My dad b neg died from cardiomyopathy. I’ve had heart issues high cholesterol. So why does type I have less issues? I’ve been slammed with all the bad associated with th neg blood. Lupus , heart issues… I do look young for my age that’s a plus…

  3. Richard Youatt May 26, 2020 Reply

    Thanks Mike !

    The results are solid…but are also testimony to the lack of research and attention to blood group issues in the US. The primary agency in this study was based in Teheran.

    Hospitals only pay attention to blood groups for transfusions and pregnancies…..yet it is clear that much more is going on !

  4. - Ken - June 8, 2020 Reply

    bumped into this article today Mike…i know you’ve posted about type O being a little more resistant to CoViD-19 few months ago…but that tendency is gathering more evidence:

    Researchers Uncover Which Blood Type Is Most Resistant To COVID-19… And Another Malaria Link … https://www.zerohedge.com/health/researchers-uncover-which-blood-type-most-resistant-covid-19-and-another-malaria-link

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