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Blood Type & Diet
Hello there everyone! I am curious, how many of us with some form of Alopecia (AA, AT, AU or others) are of Blood Type O? I am O+ and am exploring the notion of "Eating Right For Your Blood Type". Are there any individuals out there that have any experience with this "diet" (and I use the term loosely as it is not intended for weight less, just more of an overall balanced healthy body). If so I'd love to hear about how it has worked or not worked for you. What improvements have you noticed if any? While hair growth would be great, it is not my main motivation, I just feel like I eat a lot of foods that irritate me in someway or another and I am trying to determine if I have any food or environmental allergies. Thanks in advance for any light on the subject!
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Permalink Reply by Mukti on -
Hi Orbit,
I have been on a diet where I avoided certain foods but it is hard to do so for a very long time. I also do stress about what I'm going to eat for my next meal. I've been a vegetarian all my life. I first started to have eczema at the age of 11...2 years after our family had moved from Kenya to Canada. Then I had alopecia areata the following year. I probably should find out what my blood type is. I know I should know it but it never seemed like it mattered. I wonder if any of the doctors have ever done this kind of research! Thanks for the post.
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