There is a diet for people with type a blood. The suggestion for people with type a blood is to focus on eating vegetarian and seafood. www.buzzle.com has a list of reccommended foods.
People with Type A Positive and Type A negative blood do best on a vegitarian diet, and a low stress life style. You can find out more about imformation on the "Blood Type Diet" online at Livestrong.Com article DIET FOR BLOD TYPE A POSITIVE.
Information on b positive blood type can be found on www.redcross.org. Blood type has very little bearing on diet retrictions, but www.mypyramid.gov provides information on how to create a healthy and balanced diet.
For a person who has an A positive blood type, it is best to eat fresh, organic foods. For someone your type, you should engage in calming exercise three times out of the week.
A positive blood types should aim for a vegitarian diet. These blood types have a hard time digesting meat and protein. The digestive enzymes found in Type A blood types allows for better digestion of carbohydrates.
There is no scientific correlation between blood type and diet. A healthy diet consisting of vegetables, fruit, lean protein and water will benefit you and your blood regardless of type.
To figure out the best diet for your blood type, you would have to figure out what letter blood type you have not the negative or positive. To find out which blood type you have, you can go to Walgreens to purchase a blood test.
Generally speaking a healthy well maintained diet is good for everyone. Ones blood type does not determine what type of diet would be beneficial to them. Dieting has more to do with body type and metabolism not blood type.
The father's blood type must be O, Rh genotype can't be determined.
People having an A positive blood type is recommended to follow a vegetarian diet. They should also be cautious to intake very little protein and dairy products.
You cannot improve your diet to become a positive. It is what it is, you cannot change it. Eating healthy is critical to a long life, but doesn't affect your blood type.
It is normal. Your blood type is determined by the genetics of your parents.
A persons blood type is determined by their genes. For a child to have O positive blood, it will not have any A or B markers but will contain an Rh factor. Both parents would be O positive.