Effects of stress and blood type on cortisol and VLDL toxicity preventing activity.

Neumann, Joseph K.; Arbogast, Bradley W.; David, Stanley N.; Arbogast, Loretta Y.

doi:10.1097/00006842-199209000-00008

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“…This leaves the association between a possible expression of blood-type antigens on human sensory neurons open to speculation. Another, older study found an association between blood type and timecourse plasma levels of the "stress hormone" cortisol, which had been experimentally raised in study participants in response to an artificial stressor (Neumann et al, 1992). In this study 'A' adults were found to have a quicker recovery from the hormonal upregulation, but, at the same time, had also higher absolute levels of cortisol than 'O' adults at all stages of the experimental manipulation.…”

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‘O’ blood type is associated with larger grey-matter volumes in the cerebellum

Marco

Venneri

2015

Brain Research Bulletin

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‘O’ blood type is associated with larger grey-matter volumes in the cerebellum

Marco

Venneri

2015

Brain Research Bulletin

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“…7 Researchers believe this could be due to the correlation between blood type AB and blood clots, as well as, higher rates of inflammation that have also been linked to type AB and B blood types. 8 A survey also states that most of the mentally disturbed people by birth or later half of their life are mostly found A+ and AB+. As most of the organizations find it not to disclose the blood group of their patients Therefore it is very hard to get the data whereas, in person we also have noted that it is being said AB+ and A+ are highly weak in sense organs.…”

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Effect of yoga on general health: food habits versus blood groups

Balkrishna

Verma

Bhattarai

et al. 2017

Int J Community Med Public Health

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INTRODUCTIONThe medical fraternity and scientists across the globe have not subscribed concretely the blood group relation with food habits. Here in this article, we are critically analyzing its relationship with calories intake. This critical study throws many challenges to the experts in the field of nutrition, dieticians, naturopathy therapists, and other such health practitioners.The prevalent concepts of diet and nutrition are based on age, calorie requirements, sex, and nature of work of a person. A diet plan for any individual primarily focuses on the said aspects and his/her health condition. The diet plan also differs according to the culture, region and religion of people. It can further be contemplated that if a baby's blood group can be known when he/she is in the womb then the mother's food habits can be changed accordingly so as to benefit the baby's health. There is an immense need to carry out genetic research in the area of blood groups of people. 1In this paper, we are analyzing the calories intake versus blood groups of different people and also suggesting ABSTRACT Background: In this paper, we attempted to critically analyze the relation between food habits intake versus different blood groups. In majority of the cases we found that there is a close link between the food habits versus the blood groups. Methods: As a sample measure, we collected 50 sample blood groups and their respective food habits. Descriptive statistics is applied to know the average number of people having different food habits versus blood groups. The study covers 25 females and 25 males. The target groups cover students, public and staff of Patanjali Yogpeeth and also patients. Results:The findings of the study show that the 4 major blood groups A, B, AB and O have almost the same food habits in terms of calorie intake. Secondly, the study shows that there is a probability of blood groups having a relation to different ailments which could be treated with appropriate dieting systems and energy. Thirdly, the sample study shows that people having AB blood group may be more prone to mental discomforts for which Aloevera juice along with general yoga practices has been suggested followed by other blood groups; A, B and O. Conclusions: This study will be useful for all the medical and paramedical practitioners, dieticians, nutrition experts. It will have general health policy implications at primary and sub center level centers.

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“…Neumann et al found strong association between 'A' and 'O' blood group with stress response, similar to our findings. He also stated that the 'A' blood group had higher initial levels of low density lipoprotein toxicity-preventing activity (TxPA) and cortisol as well as quicker stress recovery rates than the type 'O' group [22]. [24].…”

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Assessment of Different Stressed Conditions Associated with Blood Group and WBCs among Medical Students and their Management with Anti-Oxidant Therapy and Yoga

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Verma²,

Khan³

et al. 2015

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BackgroundHuman body responds to stress through the activation of a complex mechanism involving behavioral and physiologic responses. The health effects of stress involve -autonomic, cardiovascular, and immune systems. There are several factors causing stress among medical students, like examination, smoking, poverty, which affects white blood cells count. This research work was taken to find out different stressed situations associated changes and to combat with orange antioxidant therapy and yoga.

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Effects of stress and blood type on cortisol and VLDL toxicity preventing activity.

Cited by 15 publications

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‘O’ blood type is associated with larger grey-matter volumes in the cerebellum

‘O’ blood type is associated with larger grey-matter volumes in the cerebellum

Effect of yoga on general health: food habits versus blood groups

Assessment of Different Stressed Conditions Associated with Blood Group and WBCs among Medical Students and their Management with Anti-Oxidant Therapy and Yoga

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