I'm conducting a poll on the blood types that most often experience heavy metal toxicity symptoms.

If you believe you've had mercury or any other heavy metal symptoms, please tell us what blood type you are:


Please vote only once. Thank you!

It should be interesting to see who between A and O gets the most votes. I think only 4% and 9% of the population have bloodtype AB and B so these will naturally have almost no votes.

I wonder if there is any variation between the - and + ? I am A positive.

Unfortunately I have no records of this, and the only way I can find out is if I give blood, and as I'm unsure if my blood is laiden with mercury or not, I'm a little reluctant to give it to people to "help" them.

Me too. Actually, I think I am not heavy enough to give blood. I think you have to be over a certain weight. At least that is what I heard. I'm under 100 pounds.

But I'm also only about 5ft 2in and small body frame.

I read somewhere a few days ago that the majority of autistic kids have type A.

I'm a B
...also wondering if certain symptoms are more common with certain blood types. I have no quantifying tests to say I'm mercury toxic either but do so believe it. My symptoms tend to stray away from the aches and pains, in joints and so forth. My symptoms seem more neurological and psychological. And I so related to Russ' testimony when he mentioned waking up with a stiff neck that often lasted thru the day. The dentist says the bruxing is the problem but I'm thinking the mercury causes the bruxing.

I am also a B..And have no pain...all neurological symptoms....alot of dizziness, muscle twitching,depression,etc.....I guess Blood Type B, are more prone to Nervous system problems, and viruses that affect our CNS. I eat a lot of chicken...and I guess that is poison to us....I have mercury and a virus

That is an interesting idea about different blood groups having different set of symptoms. I'm a+ and my predominant symptom has always been OCD and hormonal problems - aswell as aches and pains.

In my opinion, you can get heavy metal contamination irrespective of blood type

your doctor can determine your blood type. Next time you have any blood work requested to be done, ask them to type it for you too. As you should know this information, it may save your life one day! I found out by checking my pediatrician records from my birth. Yes, I actually was able to obtain those, as old as they were.

folks, I have RH Negative blood. Is that considered the "AB" blood type?


My symptoms have been some excess weight gain and some candidas since filling removal . This month the weight is going back down and the candidas is gone.

otherwise, I have clearer thinking, no more migraines,forgetfulness and less sinus problems than I have ever had before tthe fillings were removed. No more leg cramps or poor circulation either.

What have you been doing to get rid of the symptoms?

HI Russ!

I've been starting to take organic Flax seed oil in my breakfasts every morning, and during PMS for two weeks I take Oil of Evening Primrose. Just got a bottle of Hemp Seed oil too on sale, and am enjoying that mixed in differnt things.-- (has a nice nutty flavor !)

I've increased my Calcium/magnesium/vitamin D as well. Before I was eating 1,200 mg of it all at once, but I found out that you have to split it up (500 mg in the morning and 500 mg at night.)

The Candidas just seemed to go away by itself for good. When it crept back up- even then it wasnt significant as before and only during PMS time.-- maybe because I am also increasing the amount of water and unsweetened herbal teas I drink between meals, and have cut back on the fruit juices too--

Boldy

Great information... thank you!

I also like your cool logo with the kitten... Very cute.

I was told I have a slightly weird blood type as far as the Rh type is concerned: it is neither negative or positive. I am not making this up! Neutral blood! Anybody else here with this blood type according to othe Rh system?

I'm wondering if the percentages in this poll are the same as the blood types of the general population. I think type O is the most common.
chigirl

Carla, I just read your post months later- Hope you are still here to catch my reply!

I have RH negative blood too! my mother and I both have it- I think with our blood type, we can give our blood to anyone --but our bodies cannot accept anyone else's blood type. Our type is a rare type and in much demand at the blood banks I guess.

Boldylocks, I hope the flaxseed oil you are taking is the high lignan variety. If not, then next time you buy flaxseed oil be sure to get the high lignan variety. Lignans are present in the flaxseed oil but are filtered out of the normal variety. Lignans have anti-cancer, antiviral, and antibacterial properties. Lignans may also hve antioxidant properties.

I have O Rh-negative blood type. 0- is rare and found in 7% of the world's population. Type O negative donors are known as universal donors because their blood may be transfused to patients of any other blood type in an emergency situation or if the specific needed blood type is unavailable.

Here is an educational website on Rh-negative and Rh-positive blood types:
http://craigmedical.com/blood_typing_facts.htm

It shows what blood types are compatible in regards to transfusions. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/hospitalbed.gif" alt="" /> [color:"purple"] [/color]

want to add my blood type. I'm B+ for all I know. I couldn't donate blood cause I got Hep B.

I'm O and definitely believe in the blood type diet although realize that isn't what you are asking. But I'm mercury toxic and have all the health issues O's tend to get which is thyroid, inflammation issues, autoimmune...etc.

O positive btw....just put O. (If that matters)

I'm O+. My boys are A and B (they have mercury probs too).

Hi Terri, ((( Smiles )))



Thats interesting where did you read that??
My kids are both A- and they both have autism.
Plus they had all their vaccinations long long ago.
The difference for me is I didn't have all thoses myself.
Who knows what would have happened if I did.
I'm A- my parents are AB - and B -.
So the majority of autistic children haveing type A blood..
Is that all type A's plus and negitive???
How would that work anyway where do you find a poll on that.
I'll have to look that up...
Lots of autistic children out there today I just don't know..
How much that matters.
But interesting.

O -

I'm A -

Here it is, ((( Smiles )))

Blood type A and autism..
http://bodyecology.com/08/02/14/link_autism_blood_type.php

So your A- too Bex..
Are we related ((( Smiles )))
I mean A- is rare though not as rare as AB-..
My husband is 0- but he seems to have a great immune system..
I can get real sick with a cold or a flu..
And he just never seems to catch it even though I'm real sick with it..
And I eat better then he does and he seems to be healther too.
He had all his filling removed and he didn't get sick from it either and I don't believe they took any precautions either.
But if it was me well..
I'd probably get sick from it.
But him, hardly a sick day ever if at all..
My grandma was A- like me I think..
Could have been AB- but not totally sure..
But my grandpa was 0- healthy as a horse..
My grandma was sick alot.
Is there something to this???
I'm not sure?

I Got It Partially Right, ((( Smiles )))

My mom is AB- and my dad is B - though my sister said she was told he was AB- long ago but my mom said B- to me.
Her mother must be AB- too I just assumed she was A- because long ago a nurse at a hospital said she had A - blood and
she could give me some because I was very weak at the time and I said no at the time because accepting someone else's blood could be risky, so I declined.
But my sister is AB - and she has symptoms of dystonia so she said I must have that blood type too.
And I was diagnoised with dystonia decades ago and just found out that dystonia is more common in a group of people in the AB blood type.
I had no idea about this.
Until I started researching on blood types so I'm not totally sure what blood type I am.
But I was diagnoised with dystonia and my type seems to be very rare and I was wondering why that is???
Then I found out this.
Does that make a difference in this poll?

Plus what about the rhogham shot when it comes to negitive blood types because most people are positive.
Do they just automatically give them to negitive blood type women??
My husband is negitive too but found out they gave it to me when I had a failed pregnancy long ago unknowingly..
I found it written on a piece of medical paper long ago.
They never asked if my husband was negitive they just gave it to me anyway.
I don't think I got it while pregnent but nobody asked me about my husbands blood type. So not quite sure??
Plus I never thought about it before because I had no idea about the mercury and additives within those shots.
I went to all my prenatal visits and was under a doctors care.
Do they do it anyway just because most people are positive blood types?
Could they have done that to me too?

My edit was in adding this thought.

I am AB+. Got mercury poisoning also. I think as long as you got amalgam in your teeth you will get mercury regardless of your blood type?

Blood type A, to a T.

I am A+.
there is a whole science to this. Eat right for your blood type is a very interesting book.
i have had migraines, hormonal problems since my first amalgam. Since having a gold one put in i have had joint ache, skin itching as well as increase in CNS problems.

AB+

A- here.

My main symptoms are adrenal fatigue(CFS), psychological/nervous system, chronic muscle aches and pains and a maybe a mild gut imbalance. I had hypothyroidism from 2005-2010 but after amalgam removals, a few years of iodine supplementation and recently installing a shower filter, my thyroid appears to have corrected itself w/o any need for Armour thyroid supplementation, as of the past couple months anyway.

My immune system has always been stellar though. I never get sick beyond a rare stuffy nose or soar throat. I've only been bed sick probably twice in the last 10-15 years for 2-3 days max. I have no autoimmune problems, no allergies to anything and all of my immune markers recently came back great. I credit this to my mother being very healthy and having spent a lot of time outdoors in the sun pursuing physical activity throughout childhood..also a good diet.