Blood Types

BLOOD TYPES
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Blood Types
Different individuals have different blood types ranging from A, B, AB and O. An individual must have either of the blood groups. Thus the scientists and psychologists have tried to relate them with the personality and physiological characteristics (Heid, 2015). Blood type correlation refers to the phenomenon of the possible relationship between the blood group and various personal qualities. In this study, the blood type correlation would be reviewed.
It is believed, though not yet proven that blood group A individuals are cooperative, sensitive, smart, passionate and intelligent. This sensitivity property makes them prone to stress that is mostly facilitated by poor appetite. Moreover, the blood group, A people, have lower stomach acid which makes them sensitive to eating complex animal proteins (Body Ecology, 2016). To cope with this situation, most A blood type people should be provided with digestive enzymes for proteins as well as taking of fermented foods and drinks. Among most Japanese communities fermented foods are used to provide easily digestible proteins. They also like taking raw fish, which is more digestible than cooked one.
Blood correlation must be a personal opinion that is based on a small group of people who were subjected to the experiment. Personally, I do trust the sources of theories due to the fact that the sources are written on the basis of the research done on blood type correlations. However, I don’t agree with their argument since the blood type is not the sole contributor of personal dietary habits and personality.

I doubt the accuracy of the blood correlation on the personality and various physical qualities of an individual since the personality and qualities are controlled by various factors including the genotype of a person and the environment.
For instance, Joan, a friend of mine, is blood type A and she has no major issue relating to the digestion capacity of animal and plant protein. Joan rarely has stomach discomforts nor diagnosed with ulcers in her life history. On the contrary, she likes taking meat which has complex proteins. Moreover, she is no easily stressed with small issues, and she is courageous to take risks. This deviation from the correlation theory may be used as an indication that adequate research should be done to come up with a more reliable one.
References
Body Ecology. (2016, February 22). The Links between Your Blood Type and Your Personality, Diet and More Explained. Retrieved July 6, 2018, from https://bodyecology.com/articles/link_blood_type_personality_diet.phpHeid, M. (2015, July 20). 5 New Things Your Blood Type Says About You. Retrieved from https://www.prevention.com/health/a20470316/5-new-facts-your-blood-type-says-about-you/