DNA, Blood types and evolution
I would like some outside input from anyone who has thought about this at least with a level of curiosity.
I have been doing research on human evolution for over a decade. With the advent of modern technology and new ideals more information has been made public but not to the masses. Well not to targeted few who would want to know, they keep it to themselves and digging it up also proves that. after so many hits they delete the information for the general public to view, but that's another discussion.
In my research I have come across a gap. This "hole of empty knowledge" came in when I was attempting at locating my bloodline around the planet. The issue I found was the differences in blood types. Most species on the planet have only one. The human species has many. from negative to positive alleles to A,B and O blood types. I question this form of mutation, as I like to call it. With the extensive research I've done, I have found no reason for this change at all. Then it brings up all these illnesses diagnosed to individuals who generally have A or B or both AB blood types. From new forms of allergies to a deficiency in immune systems. And I am not talking about the A.I.D.S. virus which is an entire issue upon itself. Just how these types are more susceptible to common illnesses and are affected even worse by the major ones.
My question is this. How many of you are either A or B or AB types and what are your experiences from doctor evaluations about your healths? I myself am O+ and my immune system is like a work horse.
I am sure there are those with the A,B types that have a strong immune system, variations occur everywhere but I want to hear from all of you who are interested.
No trolling or hating, let's keep this clean.
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Permalink Reply by Omnipotent_Mind on -
Anything related to the limbic or nervous system?
Your an energy user so I'm sure your body adapts to it's environment at your will. My tonsils attacked me twice when I was younger but after that I've never really gotten sick, a headache or fever here and there but nothing so major that requires hospitalization.
Love how I got an A type with a strong enough immune system on the first reply.
Anyone else out there with the same resolve?
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Maughs on -
O+
But some of that might be TMI in an open forum
There is also the subject of Red hair and genetics
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Permalink Reply by Omnipotent_Mind on
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I put it in an open forum so more than just a limited few can read it. If one does not feel comfortable sharing that is fine. This is pure research and I understand.
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Permalink Reply by Omnipotent_Mind on
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I'm beginning to see a pattern as Mystic pointed out. I require more input to make a conclusion.
Anyone else?
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Permalink Reply by Omnipotent_Mind on
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I require a high protein diet. I also prefer my meat medium rare. I cut out alot of sweets and generally have no taste for too much of it anymore.
The minor conclusion I have come up with is that +'s tend to be able to adapt more readily to change but, are still more prone to illness or habit forming patterns. Indulgences and the like are more explored by A's and B's. This is just based off of my research and the lack of further input from the community.
I do understand not many want to share health issues, that's not what I wanted. Just mention if you've had complications, no details required.Sorry AB types. You appear to be the harder ones to peg.
Now where are my O's at! lol
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Permalink Reply by Robbyn on -
Interesting!
I ahve a positive and I have high blood presure and high cholesterol. It's genetic, so what you have written is relevant!!
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Permalink Reply by Omnipotent_Mind on
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Another to add to the proof positive. This is turning interesting. You all have shattered my original conclusion from years ago. I thought it was the types that were affected. As it is turning out, it is in the + allele that change occurs.
Leads me to think that for sure something was introduced into the bloodlines for this change. How odd that the positives are so , for a lack of a better word, positive.
Have still yet to hear from any negatives or O types aside from one other than myself.
Thank you all for your input.
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Permalink Reply by Omnipotent_Mind on
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Thank you for your input. The mind does play a huge part of it. Good pointing that out. If something is so strong in ones mind, it can happen, like illness. As for mentally having something wrong genetically, that marker could be carried elsewhere not just in the blood. The neural transmitters in the brain could send this "I am ill" message throughout the body within blood as it travels everywhere. Once reaching the heart to recirculate, a major organ, could even prove fatal.
It's all connected with varying effects depending on the individual.
Did I side track? lol
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Permalink Reply by LadyLuna on -
I'm a A+, never really have any health issues except migraine which I had since I was as young as 10 but getting less frequent over the years. Hardly sick at all, dont have much of the common flu/cold, maybe two years once..
I've done the vegan diet before and don't really believe that a particular blood type should eat only certain type of food. Personally, I am also a very fussy eater, I do not eat any junk food which for me includes cakes, cookies, chips & etc and does not drink nor smoke at all.
Hope that helps.
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Permalink Reply by Omnipotent_Mind on
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It does, thank you. You are the first A I have come across that has cut out something entirely.
May I ask you what your diet consists of?
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Permalink Reply by LadyLuna on
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My diet would usually be alot of veggie, fruits, seafood, lamb, beef & chicken on occasions. I'm a pasta and rice eater as well, not into bread or any process food (e.g. salami, hotdogs & etc..)
My only indulgence is soft drinks aka diet coke, it's like an addiction which I am trying to kill it. Oh also, I'm Asian.. it you need the race for reference.
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