bronchitis and pneumonia
The A and AB have more bronchial infections O and B diets because they produce excessive mucus, which facilitates the growth of bacteria emulating their blood type as the pneumococcal bacteria
related to types A and AB, and Hemophilus bacteria, related to types B and AB.
diets substantially reduce the incidence of these diseases, but there are other connections that are not so easily remedied A group of children born to their father and mother die B more frequently than others of pneumonia at an early age as some form of sensitization occurs at birth between the infant and anti-A antibodies from the mother that inhibit the ability of niñopara combat pneumococcal bacteria.
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