There is evidence that certain blood types can be more resistant or susceptible to different health conditions such as heart disease or infection. For example, people with A, B, and AB blood types are slightly more likely to develop coronary artery disease compared to those with type O blood. However, other factors like family history and diet play a bigger role.

Blood type diet meal plan: a quick look
Type A diet
The type A blood type diet meal plan is best described as a vegetarian diet. People with type A blood should avoid eating animal products and processed inorganic food. This diet is centered around fruits, vegetables, non-animal protein, and whole grains.
Type B diet
For people with type B blood, their diet should include green leafy vegetables, eggs, and low-fat milk. They should avoid food that contains chicken, corn, soy, and lentil beans as these are said to contain lectin that can bind to the antigens on B blood.
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