Things your blood type says about your health
Things your blood type says about your health
Your blood type is more than just a label used for transfusions—it’s a biological signature that can affect various aspects of your health. Blood types (A, B, AB, and O) are determined by specific molecules called antigens on the surface of red blood cells. These antigens interact with your immune system, and research suggests they may play a role in disease susceptibility, cardiovascular health, and even your body’s response to infection.
Although your blood type doesn’t determine your fate, it can provide insight into how your body may react to certain conditions or medical risks.
Understanding Blood Types and the ABO System
The ABO blood group system was first discovered by Karl La
