In recent years, the relationship between blood type and longevity has been mysterious. A new study from the United States, a study of more than 600,000 people, finally found that blood type may have a certain relationship with lifespan.
In the study, it was found that people with A blood group antigen, i.e. blood type A, had a higher chance of having a stroke before the age of 60 than people with other blood types, meaning they had an increased risk of stroke.
The reason behind this may be related to some substances in the body of blood type A, and people with blood type O are more likely to face stomach and lung lesions after the age of 80.
However, the above is only a partial study, and at the end of the study, it was also stated that blood type is not the whole part of a person's health, and according to different blood types, it can reduce the risk of disease by improving poor lifestyle, and it cannot be one-size-fits-all.
In addition, although some studies have found that blood type may be associated with malignancy, it is not really possible to predict whether or when cancer will develop in each person.
On the contrary, it is precisely because blood type is controlled by genes, for example, in your family history, if there is a certain cancer related to genetic inheritance and gene mutation, it may make you more susceptible to a certain cancer.
In this case, everyone should actively prevent it, if your family genetic history shows that your father has a genetic history of stomach cancer, then even if you don't look at the blood type, you will have a relatively higher probability of developing stomach cancer compared with other people without a genetic history of stomach cancer.
Even so, it is possible to reduce the risk of cancer by improving unhealthy lifestyle habits.
It is important to know that the occurrence of cancer is not achieved overnight, it is the result of the joint action of multiple causes, and its complexity, in addition to the blood group inheritance mentioned above, also includes genetic mutations, social environment, medical treatment, mental stress, lifestyle habits and other related factors.
It's just that blood type is one of them, so we need to start a normal life and actively prevent cancer.
For example, staying away from tobacco and alcohol, smoking and drinking have never been a habit that is beneficial to health, and has long been listed as a Class 1 carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer under the World Health Organization.
Vaccination, for all kinds of influenza, cervical cancer, etc., vaccination is an effective way to reduce the occurrence of related diseases, help you cut the route of infection, actively exercise, always maintain a healthy weight, help you stay away from a variety of chronic diseases and cancer, annual physical examination is also not less, can help you find the signs of physical abnormalities in time, and strangle the "malignant tumor" in the cradle.