Blood Type O

Individuals of Type O blood have the thinnest blood, strongest immune systems, strongest stomach acids, and live the longest of all the blood types.

Genetically, stomach acid was needed to break down the high nutriment diets on which our original ancestors thrived. This very strong acid is used to break down acid completely and since plant based raw diet was mankinds original food source in reference to the biblical garden of eden and the evolution of ape man adapting to survive as food sources changed the type O was able to adapt to metabolizing almost any food because of this strong stomach acid.

If you were to check the blood types of most competitive body builders, professional athletes, such as basketball, baseball, soccer, football, and boxers, you would find that an alarming number of them are blood type O. If you check the blood type of the american indians who live in south america almost all of them are blood type O.

We all want to eat right, but for most of us it is a guessing game. Type O’s can metabolize more food sources as a result of their strong stomach acid than any other blood type. For this reason they more easily acquire proper nutrition with the least amount of effort. All other blood types must acquire proper                nutrition with combinations of foods compatible with their lower stomach acid content and blood enzymes.

Blood Type A

The first mutation from blood type O was blood type A. A blood types came about when people started to migrate to places which had no animals present to feed from or were not abundant. Since type A mutated from type O, this blood type is very similar to type O and can eat many of the same plant proteins that can be consumed by blood type O.

It is believed that many type A’s which got used to eating from the environment adapted to more of a vegetarian diet. These adaptations happened because there were no animal available for some time. There are many different theories of why type A’s work best as vegetarians. Some may have been carrying the O recessive gene thereby allowing them many of the characteristics of the O gene individuals. The A blood type is the only partially mutated gene and this is still a mystery to all anthropologists.

Individuals of type A blood have the thickest blood of all types. Since the blood is thick as it moves through arteries and veins, especially after or during periods of sleep, any saturated fat in the bloodstream has an opportunity to deposit itself more easily. When type A’s eat animal or dairy products inconsistent with their blood type- their already thick blood agglutinates, or gets thicker and stickier.

Once your blood thickens this will lower immune functions, thereby causing or increasing the chances of cancer to develop. While the A blood type does a great job to metabolize fruits and vegetables it does a terrible job metabolizing animal protein. In the United States 40% of the population is type A.

Research shows that most cancers are type A related, and the majority of A’s eat a animal and potato diet and lots of foods unsuitable for their type, it is indeed predictable this blood type would be overwhelmed with high blood pressure, diabetes, anemia, cancer, and heart disease.

Blood Type B

Type B blood was the third mutation through man’s adaptation, after types O and A. Individuals of this blood group share some characteristics of types O and A. Although they represent a mix of the two previous blood type in some ways there are some very notable exceptions.

Type B blood is not as thin as type O blood, nor is it as thick as type A blood. Type B individuals have the ability to eat and metabolize dairy products, which both type O and type A do not tolerate very well. We found individuals of type B tend to contract diseases such as polio, lupus, and rare disorders such as Lou Gehrig‘s.

Type B’s average the second longest life span after type O’s, which have been living the longest since the beginning of time. Type B’s have also been found to be the second most muscular types compared to type O’s. Even though type B’s can build muscle similar to type O’s, most B’s that we have found gravitate more to coaching sports rather than playing them. More type B’s can be found in the fields of medicine, science, technology, lawyers, and judges.

Blood Type AB

Type AB blood type is the only blood type that did not evolve as the previous two blood types. Blood types A, B, and O have been around for centuries but blood type AB has only been around for about 2000 years. Blood type A and B evolved because of a change in our environment but blood type AB did not.

Studies have shown that blood type AB is a result of mixing both A and B blood types. Since both A and B are dominant genes, genetically speaking, the offspring should have been A or B. If A and B have been in existence for so long, what triggered the events that caused the mutation to AB? We have still yet to find out the answer to that question. We still think that in the next few century we might have another mutation to a fifth blood type which might encompass all blood types. Some people would argue that this blood type is less susceptible to all of the diseases that strike O’s the hardest, and as such, this is natures way of evolving to insure the survival of the species.

Blood type AB is the only blood type with two dominant traits. If a parent of blood type O mixes with a parent of blood type A, the trait being dominant will prevail more times that the recessive trait O. The same holds true for B which is dominant over O. For most blood type O’s this theory doesn’t sound too attractive. When an A parent mixes with an B parent, the outcome genetically speaking should be either A or B, not AB. In any case, AB exists and only represents about 2% of our population worldwide.