No. While certain deficiencies causing blood abnormalities, such as iron-deficiency anemia, would encourage one to choose a slightly different diet (one higher in iron, in the case of anemia), whether A,O or B, your nutritional needs should be the same.
Yes, it is true! There are many different foods that go for different blood types. You're either a blood type A or blood type B. Blood type A you need to eat more fruits. Blood type B you need to eat more vegetables.
No, any healthy well-balanced diet with moderate regular exercise will be healthy for you. The fad diets for blood types are no more true than any other fad diets.
Each blood type requires different specific foods. Take note of what type you are and prepare your meals accordingly to the foods your blood type needs.
This can be important because it effects the way food is digested and metabolized. Different blood types effect that. Every person processes foods different so its important to figure out which ones you digest best.
There are two different types of A blood types, there is the one that originated from Europe and one that originated from the Arctic. The two blood types have specific properties and each require certain foods to be healthy.
Different doctor may have answers as to what foods are best to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Your doctor may be able to give you a list of foods to avoid or which to enjoy more of.
Though there is no need to maintain a blood type centered diet, it is widely considered to be helpful. It is believed that lectins in food can affect different types of blood cells.
WebMD as plenty of information and is the most "official" website that you will find for this type of information. Different foods react to blood types in different ways. There are charts set up to determine which foods are best for you.
To find a chart that has specific diets for blood types ask your health care provider, go to a local blood bank. Before following any diet you should check with your health care provider as each individual is different.
There are different dietary recommendations for different blood types. You can find out more about the right foods for your blood type here http://www.webmd.com/diet/eat-right-for-your-type .
Blood types have different cells in them as well as different antigens.
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I do not know what type of foods should be avoided for O blood types. I have O type blood and I don't avoid any particular foods. I enjoy all different varieties of food. I don't think I should eat more acidic food rather than alkaline based foods.
Everyone has different eating habit based on there blood types. Certain blood types require you to eat different types of foods so it can flow properly throughout your body. such as diabetics should not eat alot of sugar. Most types of diets are the same for all bloood types but you might need more of acertain food than of another food depending on which ever blood type you have