What is your blood type?

Sunbunnyqt
on 9/4/11 4:21 am, edited 9/4/11 4:32 am - FL
All,

Have any of you read the book Eat Right for Your Blood Type. It essentially says that what you eat should be dependent on your blood type. I happen to be A+ and according to the author of the book I should be a vegetarian. On the other hand, my sister is type O and she should eat lots of meat.

I just was wondering what the satistics of blood types are among morbidly obese people? Does anyone have any stats or theories...

Thanks in advance.

               
        

mrslatch
on 9/4/11 4:29 am - Fort Campbell, KY
I'm A+...most common blood type.
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Bucketta
on 9/4/11 5:34 am
 I have never heard that A+ was the most common type.  As a medical technologist I was taught and found that O+ is the most common type but being positive is the most common in the RH prifle, but A+ is not the most common type of blood.  http://www.redcrossblood.org/learn-about-blood/blood-types  check this article out and/or just Google most common blood types.  


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mrslatch
on 9/4/11 10:41 am - Fort Campbell, KY
I don't know what I was thinking! Its been a few years since A&P for me and I don't use it on a daily baises. Maybe I was just thinking of the '+' antigen? Not sure. lol Sorry!
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poet_kelly
on 9/4/11 4:35 am - OH
I'm O+.

Why does he say people with type O should eat lots of meat?  I've been a vegetarian for about 25 years, so I'm very curious.

I actually think that from a biological perspective, all people should eat a mostly vegetarian diet and very little meat.  I think that our bodies are not designed to eat much meat, and I think that based on our teeth and the way our intestines are formed.  I'm not sure I said that quite right, because I don't mean that I think everyone should become a vegetarian if they prefer not to.  I don't care if other people eat meat.  I just mean that I think our bodies are designed for a vegetarian diet.

But I'm really curious about why blood type would make a difference.

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_Donna_
on 9/4/11 4:35 am
I'm A negative. What's it say about that?
I'm pretty sure it's kind of rare. My oldest granddaughter has it too.

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Kathleen W.
on 9/4/11 4:45 am - Lancaster, PA
You have me curious since I'm A negative also.

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CW 126

                                      

Zeigled
on 9/4/11 4:53 am - Parkton, MD
I'm O negative - a universal donor (I can give blood to everyone).  Apparently not anymore since I've had this surgery - but I've given 58 pints in the past. 

I think you're going to have to recite the whole book to us - I'd like to know what it says about O-
Dawn
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UH60Wife
on 9/4/11 5:07 am, edited 9/4/11 5:07 am - KS
I'm O- as well :D and GASP my name is Dawn too (ques scary music):P Yes pls tell us what this book says! 

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DebsGiz
on 9/4/11 7:13 am - FL

I'm O negative as well.  However, I was not aware that we can no longer give blood because we've had wls.  Is this correct???? 
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