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It appears that the deadly CV19 bat flu virus has an affinity for a specific blood type, A, and less affinity for others, such as O. The linked article explains it and it may make your day a little bit brighter. The side effects, such as requiring respiratory support if hospitalized, appear to be more necessary for Type A than for other blood types.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.advisory.com\/en\/daily-briefing\/2020\/10\/20\/covid-blood-type<\/a><\/p>\n From the article: But now, two new studies offer more evidence suggested there is, in fact, a correlation between a person’s blood type and their Covid-19 risk\u2014and that people with blood Type O are less susceptible to the coronavirus overall.<\/p>\n For one study<\/a>, researchers in Denmark analyzed data on 473,654 people who were tested for the new coronavirus between February and July. In total, 7,422 of those people tested positive for the virus.<\/p>\n The researchers found that 38.4% of those who tested positive for the coronavirus had blood Type O\u2014a finding that seemed low when considering that 41.7% of the untested Danish population had that blood type. In comparison, 44.4% of those who tested positive for the virus had blood Type A, while people with that blood type comprised 42.4% of the untested population.\u00a0 – article<\/p>\n Nothing suggests that you will not get the bug based on your blood type, only that the risk of infection seems to be lower for those who do not have Type A blood.<\/p>\n Just reporting what I found.<\/p>\n There is some controversy over Fauci\u2019s connection to the research on the CV19 at NIH, which Fox News reported via Sen. Rand Paul. The story is at this link:\u00a0 https:\/\/www.foxnews.com\/media\/rand-paul-dr-fauci-lied-congress-china-virus-research<\/a><\/p>\n There is something in micro-organisms called \u201cgain of function\u201d, especially in disease-causing critters like the influenza viruses and now, the CV19 virus. It\u2019s part of the whole survival instinct that is built into all live things, including plants and microscopic critters. Improvise, adapt and overcome. If the bug kills the host organism, that allows more of that \u201cbug\u201d to flourish by transferring its lethality to other hosts as carriers.<\/p>\n That\u2019s why you should be getting a flu shot in the fall: the influenza viruses change their RNA with the way the wind blows. Remember the bird flu scare a few years back?<\/p>\n Okay, then what if CV19 becomes an annual shot because it improvises and adapts and tries to overcome our ability to fight it?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"