What's YOUR BLOOD-TYPE???
March 12th 2009 10:37
The human body contains one of four main blood types: A, B, AB and O.
Each blood-type also has an accompanying Rhesus or Rh factor of either positive or negative.
The most commonly found blood-type in the world is O positive while the rarest is AB negative.
From the U.S population it was determined that the percentages of blood types were as follows.
O positive ~ 38.4%
O negative ~ 7.7%
A positive ~ 32.3%
A negative ~ 6.5%
B positive ~ 9.4%
B negative ~ 1.7%
AB positive ~ 3.2%
AB negative ~ 0.7%
So what blood type do you have? Are you reasonably rare like me (O-) or do you have a morecommon popular blood type?
Each blood-type also has an accompanying Rhesus or Rh factor of either positive or negative.
The most commonly found blood-type in the world is O positive while the rarest is AB negative.
From the U.S population it was determined that the percentages of blood types were as follows.
O positive ~ 38.4%
O negative ~ 7.7%
A positive ~ 32.3%
A negative ~ 6.5%
B positive ~ 9.4%
B negative ~ 1.7%
AB positive ~ 3.2%
AB negative ~ 0.7%
So what blood type do you have? Are you reasonably rare like me (O-) or do you have a more
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Comment by Chris Champion
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I am also O neg and, as you will be aware, we are often called 'universal donors' because O neg blood can be used for transfusions on anybody.
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I didn't know that As were so much more common than Bs. I wonder why that is?
Comment by Jason King
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There is a great book that's been around for a few years called Eat Right for Your Type that tells you of food to eat to boost the strength of your blood. AB negs - EAT LOTS OF TURKEY!
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Comment by Lilla
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Beeee Positive, what else?
Great to see you again, hope all is well.
Lilla ..
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I am A-negative which puts me (according to your calculations) in the bucket of only 6.5% of the population.
Is that special or is it a negative.
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a) become involved in a volunteer study for breast cancer research
b) decided it was high time I became a blood donor.
Much to my disappointment - I'm just your garden variety A Positive.
Mrs Nice Guy though is an O - so in huge demand as far as platlettes go.
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SO....IM 0.7......IS THAT A GOOD THING?
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Waah!!!!! I'm a FREAKING REJECT!!!!
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Unfortunately, they cant give blood to anyone though
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