Most people rarely consider their blood type beyond medical forms or emergencies. Yet, scientific research suggests that blood type may have a subtle but measurable impact on how the body responds to infections, inflammation, and certain long-term health conditions. Blood type is determined by specific antigens on the surface of red blood cells. These antigens affect immune system behavior and may influence how the body interacts with pathogens, inflammation, and even clotting, creating minor variations in health risk among different types. There are four primary blood… CONTINUE READING…
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