regarding Blood type diets

So you have been reading up now?

What about the other types such as M,N,S, Fya,Fyb, Lea,Leb,-
Jka,Jkb,E,e,C,c,I,i,P,Bg,Sda,Sdb,Di,Yt,Bg,Ch,Lua,Lub,U,Kpa.-
kpb,jsa,j sb,Jka,Jkb and many more. Why don't you eat what
is appropriate for those blood types? You ignore what you
want to ignore and make up things for what you believe in.

"Robert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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The examples that Tim states are overstated. They are
concentrated forms

of

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lectin purified and reacted directly with red blood cells.
This is done

only

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in a laboratory setting and has been done for many years.
It is also misleading to imply that anaphylactic shock,
which is an

allergic

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reaction, to anything related to red cell agglutination in
vitro. When it comes to gastritis, most of the population
will be type A or type

O

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so the percentage of the population is so large as to be
useless related

to

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blood types. You might as well say everybody should eat or
not eat such

and

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such.
H.pylori infection is related to Lewis Leb antigen in
which the bacteria attaches to. Type O people have a
slighter higher incidence compared to A people in ulcers
because type O has no antigens compared to A people who
have A substance. In short there will be more binding
sites (Leb) in type

O

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compared to type A.

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So you have been reading up now?

Not catching up dear, only responding to the topic at hand.
Other topics include cancer and other loose associations
with ABO. It is fruitless to know what your blood type is as
it really doesn't help in determining disease. The
differences in disease associations are very slight to be of
little help. Most of the blood type associations have been
developed in relation to function of the antigenic
determinants in relation to disease. For example in the
acquired type A antigens of some cancer patients. These are
can serve as tumor markers in checking for metastasis. They
check for A antigens in the tumor itself and not in the
blood. Genetics is a major contributor to disease and any
genetic marker is of help as long as it is specific. ABO is
a genetic marker but not at all specific for any disease. I
know of no disease that is exclusive of only one ABO type.
There are many diseases who have a slight difference in ABO
distribution but none are exclusive. As a matter of fact not
all type A's are the same as there are many subgroups of A
including A2,A3,An etc. A1 lectins will only agglutinate A1
blood types not the others. Without exclusivity in disease
associations there is no use in a diet that in itself
excludes foods or increases foods.

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What about the other types such as M,N,S, Fya,Fyb,

Lea,Leb,Jka,Jkb,E,e,C,c,I,i,P,Bg,Sda,Sdb,Di,Yt,Bg,Ch,Lua,Lu-
b,U,Kpa.kpb,jsa,j

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sb,Jka,Jkb and many more. Why don't you eat what is
appropriate for those blood types? You ignore what you
want to ignore and make up things for

what

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you believe in.

"Robert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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The examples that Tim states are overstated. They are
concentrated forms

of

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lectin purified and reacted directly with red blood
cells. This is done

only

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in a laboratory setting and has been done for many
years. It is also misleading to imply that anaphylactic
shock, which is an

allergic

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reaction, to anything related to red cell agglutination
in vitro. When it comes to gastritis, most of the
population will be type A or

type

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O

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so the percentage of the population is so large as to be
useless related

to

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blood types. You might as well say everybody should eat
or not eat such

and

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such.
H.pylori infection is related to Lewis Leb antigen in
which the bacteria attaches to. Type O people have a
slighter higher incidence compared to

A

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people in ulcers because type O has no antigens compared
to A people who have A substance. In short there will be
more binding sites (Leb) in

type

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O

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compared to type A.

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So you have been reading up now?

I forgot to mention one of the most important things about
basic ABO type and that is you inherit one gene from one
parent and the other from the other. You won't see the
genotype of that only the phenotype. If you inherit the A
gene from your father and the O gene from your mother you
will be type AO but only type out as A with antisera. So do
you eat for type A or for type O? If you are type A2 it is
possible to react to people who are A1. They are capable of
forming anti-A1. Do you eat for a type A person or a type O
in that case?

Now where does that put your original troll then?

"What about the other types such as M,N,S, Fya,Fyb, Lea,Leb-
,Jka,Jkb,E,e,C,c,I,i,P,Bg,Sda,Sdb,Di,Yt,Bg,Ch,Lua,Lub,U,Kpa-
.kpb,jsa,j sb,Jka,Jkb and many more. Why don't you eat what
is appropriate for those blood types? You ignore what you
want to ignore and make up things for what you believe in."

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So you have been reading up now?

I forgot to mention one of the most important things about
basic ABO type and that is you inherit one gene from one
parent and the other from the other. You won't see the
genotype of that only the phenotype. If you inherit the A
gene from your father and the O gene from your mother you
will be type AO but only type out as A with antisera. So
do you eat

for

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type A or for type O? If you are type A2 it is possible to
react to people who are A1. They are capable of forming
anti-A1. Do you eat for a type A person or a type O in
that case?

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Now where does that put your original troll then?

Let me repeat that was a direct answer to the question
posed. If you don't know how to interpret that then
that's your problem. I am not going to hold your hand in
trying to explain everything to you. This is written for
all and not simply for you. It is your position that
blood types are important for have a specific diet for
each blood type not mine.

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"What about the other types such as M,N,S, Fya,Fyb,

Lea,Leb,Jka,Jkb,E,e,C,c,I,i,P,Bg,Sda,Sdb,Di,Yt,Bg,Ch,Lua,Lu-
b,U,Kpa.kpb,jsa,j

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sb,Jka,Jkb and many more. Why don't you eat what is
appropriate for those blood types? You ignore what you
want to ignore and make up things for

what

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you believe in."

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So you have been reading up now?

I forgot to mention one of the most important things
about basic ABO

type

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and that is you inherit one gene from one parent and the
other from the other. You won't see the genotype of that
only the phenotype. If you inherit the A gene from your
father and the O gene from your

mother

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you will be type AO but only type out as A with
antisera. So do you eat

for

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type A or for type O? If you are type A2 it is possible
to react to people who are A1. They

are

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capable of forming anti-A1. Do you eat for a type A
person or a type O

in

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that case?

Just what I figured. You had no idea what you were talking
about. <PLONK>

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Now where does that put your original troll then?

Let me repeat that was a direct answer to the question
posed. If you don't know how to interpret that then that's
your problem. I am not going to

hold

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your hand in trying to explain everything to you. This is
written for all and not simply for you. It is your
position that blood types are important for have a
specific diet for each blood type not mine.

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"What about the other types such as M,N,S, Fya,Fyb,

Lea,Leb,Jka,Jkb,E,e,C,c,I,i,P,Bg,Sda,Sdb,Di,Yt,Bg,Ch,Lua,Lu-
b,U,Kpa.kpb,jsa,j

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sb,Jka,Jkb and many more. Why don't you eat what is
appropriate for

those

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blood types? You ignore what you want to ignore and make
up things for

what

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you believe in."

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"Pizza Girl" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> So you have been reading up now?
I forgot to mention one of the most important things
about basic ABO

type

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and that is you inherit one gene from one parent and
the other from

the

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other. You won't see the genotype of that only the
phenotype. If you inherit the A gene from your father
and the O gene from your

mother

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you will be type AO but only type out as A with
antisera. So do you

eat

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for

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type A or for type O? If you are type A2 it is
possible to react to people who are A1. They

are

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capable of forming anti-A1. Do you eat for a type A
person or a type O

in

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that case?

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Just what I figured. You had no idea what you were
talking about.

That's real funny as I am the one who types blood and
crossmatches blood for transfusions. I check for irregular
antibodies to blood groups which can cause hemolytic
transfusion reactions. As mentioned before there are 200-500
different blood types depending on the author and the few
that I have mentioned below have clinical significance. You
fail to mention any food products needed for those. You also
ignore the fact that somebody can have type A and O on there
red cells at the same time. You also fail to mention any
clear cut diseases that are exclusive to any blood type. The
reason there is none is because of the genetics of
inheritence. Some are heterozygous meaning both alleles are
present and some are homozygous for that antigen. Most
people on that diet probably don't really take it seriously.

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Now where does that put your original troll then?

Let me repeat that was a direct answer to the question
posed. If you

don't

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know how to interpret that then that's your problem. I
am not going to

hold

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your hand in trying to explain everything to you. This
is written for

all

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and not simply for you. It is your position that blood
types are

important

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for have a specific diet for each blood type not mine.

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"What about the other types such as M,N,S, Fya,Fyb,

Lea,Leb,Jka,Jkb,E,e,C,c,I,i,P,Bg,Sda,Sdb,Di,Yt,Bg,Ch,Lua,Lu-
b,U,Kpa.kpb,jsa,j

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sb,Jka,Jkb and many more. Why don't you eat what is
appropriate for

those

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blood types? You ignore what you want to ignore and
make up things for

what

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you believe in."

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> "Pizza Girl" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > So you have been reading up now?
> I forgot to mention one of the most important things
> about basic ABO

type

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> and that is you inherit one gene from one parent and
> the other from

the

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> other. You won't see the genotype of that only the
> phenotype. If you inherit the A gene from your
> father and the O gene from your

mother

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> you will be type AO but only type out as A with
> antisera. So do you

eat

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for
> type A or for type O? If you are type A2 it is
> possible to react to people who are A1.

They

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are

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> capable of forming anti-A1. Do you eat for a type A
> person or a type

O

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in

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> that case?
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