Blood types are not related to body types. Blood is determined by your parents. There are 4 maternal and 4 paternal blood type possibilites. That then gives you 16 different possibilites.
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blood type A have antigen A and anti body B blood type B have antigen B and anti body A blood type AB have antigens A and B and do not have anti body blood type O do not have antigen but have anti bodies A and B
You can find out your blood type by asking for a blood type test from your doctor or a healthcare provider. Blood type tests are simple and involve a blood sample, which is then analyzed in a lab to determine whether you have blood type A, B, AB, or O.
Everyone is born with a different blood type, and what determine blood type are antigens present on your Red Blood cells in your body. These Antigens or in simple term markers tell the body that this is a cell from this body so they don't destroy it. Your blood type A, has a special antigen/marker which are different from other blood type, so this means you can only accept and give blood to people who have the same blood type that way the body won't take the cells as an invasion and attack it.
You can find out your blood type by getting a blood test done at a doctor's office or a medical laboratory.
Blood type is the composition of your blood. Every blood type is different. In order for your body to accept blood in a transfusion, you must receive the blood that is compatible with you.
Rh is an antigen that your blood either does (+ type) or does not have (- type). These are not compatible with each other as the antigen in a body without is rejected by the body.
No, A positive blood type is one of the most common blood types in the population, making it easier to find blood donors with this blood type.
No, there are many other companies that offer the Official Body Type Diet. Eat For Blood Type is about eating correctly according to your blood type. Thank You.
in your blood
Yes. You will find an blood cell in an animal and human body only.
You can find your blood type through a blood test at a medical lab or hospital. Your blood type may also be recorded in your medical records or on a blood donor card. It's important to know your blood type for medical purposes, especially in case you need a blood transfusion.