Coronavirus (SARS-Cov-2) - Blood Types and Susceptibility - Update 10 

@@taliadavid858 Do you have a link to the particular paper(s) in question? I haven't seen much talk on this topic in relation to COVID19

@@taliadavid858 A strain of HIV gains entry via both the CCR4 and CD4 receptors on T cells. People who are immune to that strain have the homozygous delta 32 deletion. I haven't read anything about HIV using ACE2. SARS-Cov-2 has only been shown to use ACE2 so they have separate mechanisms of entry. Also the rhesus factor is on chromosome 1 where CCR5 is on chromosome 3 and the delta 32 deletion isn't linked to a negative rh factor. Those are separate genes. I could be misunderstanding what you're trying to say though. Some HIV drugs (lopinavir-ritonavir) were tested and deemed not effective in a study against COVID-19. Some trials are still ongoing though. Besides that study there hasn't been other links between the two viruses. At this time there is little data that supports the link between CCR5 and immunity to COVID19. "ccr5 covid-19" returned 0 results on pubmed. I searched the original SARS and very few results as well. I worry the genetic testing site is pushing that theory for people to pay for tests to see if they have the delta 32 deletions. email is drwd40@outlook.com but there isn't really too much more I can add on the topic since the data is lacking.

@@DrWD40 none of these statistic matter at all unless you normalize for percentage of population with individual blood types...

Is it real that Rh negative blood group person Don't get effected by carona virus plz clarify

@@comodoveer5121 the Han or dirty cave dwelling cannibals they don't have any negative in their entire population bro

Me tooo

I am so confused lol. I am A positive. I guess not good lol

@@rhondawheaton8303 the worst. Im A+, we have no antibodies in reserve to fight the initial onslaught. It gets worse, we have proteins attached to our blood cells that cov-19 likes. O+ does not have these present. Vitamin C is death to the stuff. Im still learning too...

Also suffer from that' brain- hurtin' stuff

..A-..dont know now if its good or bad..just afraid it could be kind of ' reptilian' as I ve heard many moons ago..hehehe.

Instead of people like AOC who the exact opposite

Omg seriously 😳 he's just reading.

Here Beforeyou 😂

Pam or the milkman...(just kidding)

I'm o negative. My daughter calls me an alien

Switched at birth...🤔

Are you her first born, @ What is truly going on ❓ that would explain a lot if she is Rh neg & father is not.

O - here. However, Prince Charles is too!

O+ here, 67 and have COPD, but I do not remember ever having full blown flu of any kind, never been diagnosed with flu and up until this COPD diagnosis last year, have been very healthy all my life. But I have been sheltering as well.

Cassandra Meiselbach You’re absolutely kidding yourself if you think some “cleanse” is accomplishing anything. That’s not how the body and the immune system work. Parasites are living things. Viruses are not. I don’t know where your “research” is coming from, but any good feeling you’re experiencing is clearly the result of the placebo effect. Try doing some actual research, like learning how the scientific method works, rather than spreading misinformation.

sundayze I also developed COPD later in life...many years after I quit smoking. Somehow I changed from "O-" to "O+"...unless there was a mistake!?!?

Yuri; what are your qualifications? SERIOUSLY? Do you hold a Ph.D. or a degree in chemistry or biology? SERIOUSLY; I'm not trolling you, just need cited facts! ❤️

Thats me

Really interesting huh.. O- huh. My Parents were (MALE) O+ (FEMALE) AB- CHILDREN (MALE) O+ (FEMALE) O+ *MALE O+ *F O+ *M O+ *M O+ *M HOW? 6= O+

That's so cool. My sister is o- and I am o+

Suzanne Stein McNeil One of your parents probably carried the O- as a recessive gene, and it came out in your genetic phenotype

Didn't know that, thank you.

Same here for me.my parents were o+ and mother AB and my brother was A+ and I was A-

Thats a really strong one !! Congrata

Me too! Built in immunity, we hope!

Mee too :)

B neg.here

B+ here too

I had the Hong Kong flu as a child, but never got it again. My doctor was almost yelling at me because I would not let him give me flu vaccines. My mother had had typhoid as a child, and had a very bad reaction to a typhoid booster as an adult; my son went autistic after his second MMR in 1972, when they were still using live materials; and my left eye lid fell down and drooped heavily ever after a tetanus booster. I won't take vaccines because of all that, plus because of the mercury, aluminum and possibly human fetal tissue. What the mercury does to nerve synapses was filmed by U Calgary in the early 90's. The physician himself had no idea what was in the vaccine he wanted to give me. And it's a catch-22, take our medical treatment, but we won't be responsible if anything goes wrong. So I don't see this as scientific at all, because if they don't know the outcome, then naturopathic medicine cannot be condemned as being unscientific for the same reason, uncertainty of outcome and inability to reliably replicate results. What other people do is their business, and to its credit, our local hospital posts the informational pros and cons on vaccination openly.

Ive never had a flu shot and haven't had the flu in over 20 yrs i almost died from a vaccine when i was 10 i was in intensive care

There are no eggs in it. The new one ..anyone can take...its not a I've virus so you didn't get the flu from the vaccine. It was coincidence...

When I was stupid I used to get the flu jab. Then I got the jab one year, went home, sat in an armchair and managed to crawl along the floor and got into bed 5 hours later shaking violently. While I was in the armchair, it was like something was attacking my face, never again !

I'm for vaxing but I hate getting flu shots for this reason.

bumperxx1 or in the dentist waiting room

Exatclly!On point!

I love it! Really great, calming idea for a choice of music. If I hear the excessively overused, ever present “chill hop” ever again I think I’ll go bananas! 😭 I won’t even need covid to do me in! 😳

LOL - That's funn bumperxx1 are at least, imo. On my viewing, the music comes thru very much muted and in the background, but yes, I can hear it. I hope your meal was worth the wait, or, ... the weight. (j/k)

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Just don't draw any conclusions from this study. It's not enough data to think that there's a blood type link. It's possible but would need more research. That's the main point of it.

Steph Sunshine thank you

Lot of the data on this video is completely false

Me too

Same😄

What about RH- ????

Tzipi7 So there is immunity?? W Rh- ??? I’m RH- I’ve been looking for anybody that is doing research on this. Thank you!

Tzipi7 Rh negative is recessive so if someone is RH - they must have inherited the negative gene from both parents. I am confused as to what you mean by heterozygous vs homozygous for RH-. I would like to understand. Thanks!

Thank you! If u find out of any research being done can you please email me cybergypsy1313@gmail.com

I am O- live in Indonesia My Wife is B.. My 2 child is B- I

jared s lol 😂

Lol. You're funny. A type is more likely to get sick. Then B, then 0. Most African/American population is O and B. Then in theory, african/American should be least affected. But they are not. We should ask the teacher about that.

You would have it on your Driver licence...we have it in Canada.....

Yeah im o negative i stay away from it all my self hate bloor work

I am AB+. Never be able donor my blood bc the hospitals refuse me even i told them i have enthusiasm. They say i have pretty low Hb

hey!!

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What's up

Hai

Probably at home

I would imagine that poor ol' Jesus probably gets tired of everyone praying to him. He probably never gets any rest. Pray for Jesus. Pray FOR Jesus.

@@NashvilleNative-0 He is God, so He never tires! Please realize He wants to hear from all of us! He is our hope for salvation in this dark world!

AMEN

@@Dee-qr7yb God and Jesus won't protect you unless you stay home........

Amen

KEVIN HAINES; my question almost EXACTLY!!!

KEVIN HAINES : Are Rh + or neg even considered in a test of only Chinese? Neg Rh is so rare in China as to be called panda blood. I’ve read that Rh neg are also less likely to get HIV, and Covid carries HIV markers.

Was thinking the same... or what if there’s a mechanism through which A AND B antibodies help reduce the risk of Covid infection?? Maybe the reason O is least susceptible is a more complex mechanism.

KEVIN HAINES ::: It felt like I had CV in Jan., and I’m rH-.

I'm AB-. My question exactly

Me too, Jesus was AB as well, Found out of the "death linen", AB was common among Jews then.

Me too! My doc said it is the 2nd rarest blood type.

The a book...Eat right 4 your blood type.....written by DR D'Adamo. It does an excellent job explaining about how blood type affects your health.

JoBles360 same ab+

maija-liisa Piittari ,the death linen was carbon dated to 1400 ad. Nice try!

I think it depends on the autoimmune disorder, what organs it targets, and whether your treatment suppresses your immune system.

Higher risk than the other people. I have 4 autoimmune diseases with the Addison's being the dangerous one combined with this. Common cold can put in the ICU. My cousin has lupus and it's bad for her as well. Do you also stay anemic or have to get infusions? I do both, not to mention other health problems like AFIB. I believe my survival rate was very low after talking with my doctor, the take blood thinner and med for the AFIB which raises the risk. I'm not sure if this helps but it's what I was told by the Dr.

I have A/B- blood and six autoimmune diseases, one being type one diabetes and one being Rheumatoid Arthritis Disease. I’m not living in fear, luv and light lives within me. Gave blood last week and giving platelets for cancer patients at the end of month. Please try not to live with fear, fear decreases your immune system and makes you more prone to getting sick. Let your LUV SHINE!! 💕☀️🌎

@@soulfreedom9984 excellent advice!!! Thank you sooo much for this. Love & light. 🤗❤

Me too! I have the blood of Jesus with His anti-bodies!

Thank you for your anecdote :)

Have you ever recieved flu vaccine over that 20 years?

But coronavirus has nothing to do with to a cold or flu.

It's possible that your recessive blood type is O.

Maybe they should start listing blood types on dating websites?😁

Or hey baby this is my O- face, can I see yours.....

"hey baby.... I bet I can give you an O.."

Good one!

Katie Weird they have a blood type dating website!

Sheila Karch wow.

I'm A- husband is 0 +, our first child was A+, second 0-, third A-, fourth 0+, one of each, miscarriages also, had to get rogram shot with each pregnancy so my body wouldn't attack pregnancy.

Did you have to have the Rogam(I think that's the name) injection after your first baby? I did. Because the second baby could have died if I didnt I said my husband was o- too, the doc said, you might not be married to him when you have a 2nd child! It only matters when the woman is 0- and the man is a+ b+ ab+ etc.

I have a set of twins in which one is O-, and the other is O+, and they are identical twins. My doctors were very baffled by this. Curious to know if your twins are identical as well?

Love you to death.... Since 1998

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Am sorry u had to go thru that

Sorry you had to go through that. I thank God you made it. They still don't care about us, they are great pretenders. Stay safe and God be with you.

Thank you 😊 My belief is in something Higher than myself and I thank those who helped me.you all be Blessed 💗

@@cerestaylor9088i'm sorry for this world and how heartless society is. But, I am happy for you because you have an eternal home and will be rewarded. Stay strong and never let this world harden your heart. God bless my friend, I am praying for you.

Definitely👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Agreed! I would like to know also.

Bob D not many people in the world are RH-

RH type blood is extremely rare.. like less than 1% worldwide have it. I actually know someone who is RH-. But it would be interesting to see if those who do have RH type blood would have any resistance or susceptibility to the virus.

@@FarmhouseFelts I completely agree! I am RH negative myself so this is really interesting to me.

you should donate blood if you can, your blood is needed, not just for coved 19

@@trueamerica I tried to donate since I'm O negative as well. For some odd reason, i had to make an appt that was a MONTH away. That was at the beginning of March though so things may have changed. Ill definitely check. But, the websites said they were booked solid and that was comforting!

Me too.

O- here as well

Nearest donation site is 40 miles away and we are on lockdown.. Yet here i sit O neg blood completely no disease no risk factors previous donor ect but i cant get to them to give my blood. But they could have blood plasma anything...really stupid we cant go to local hospital and donate

There’s only 50 of them

@@luckyboots2528 ...........&?

@@luckyboots2528 or less!

@@mommamandadawn9004 Search for "Golden Blood". Rarest on Earth. So few, you never hear about them.

MommaManda Dawn because there is such a small number (allegedly), they are being studied

similar symptoms for 3 months

Did you have any testing done?

Sounds like what I've been going through ever since i got H1N1 (Swine flu) years back... Ever since then i catch everything and anything that's going around and it lasts ten times longer than most others.. I'm always sick. I'm O+

Hope you can get an antibody test.

That’s why o type blood is resilient to most diseases because our antibodies will kill anything that comes into our system.

@@colleencarey6882 We are more virus resistant, but we ( I am O negative ) were killed in the Black Plague ( bacterial infection )- Vast numbers of O negative were killed off then.. We are not as hearty in regard to bacteria, but thank God for antibiotics.

And the percentages get smaller when you separate into rh- blood groups.

I have O RH negative blood

I have rh negative blood when I was pregnant I had to have rhogam shot to keep my antibodies from fighting the pregnancy

A large % of Rh- blood groups live in europe, italy and Spain.

Neish Neish I had to have the rhogam shot too, the I reason I was wondering about RH negative blood because I heard they don’t get aids plus can fight off other deadly viruses ?? I wish scientists would do more research on this topic!! God bless

O neg can't even be traced to earth.

I haven't found a solid "beginning" for any negatives...

we are aliens lol

@@MH-cv5ye O for original.... the original people only have that blood type

@@MH-cv5ye I know where is O type started, but I'm not saying

By the way, when Jesus was flesh and blood, he was AB, common among Jews then. Found out by the death linen.

You are the pure of heart the bible refers to. Consider yourself evolved.

Vannessa Coonrod hmm?

If your Baby is A, the conclusion I came up with... is... it is your baby. I have an A baby, now I'm wondering if his father is 0 like me... (deep blond thoughts)

What to put in the will? Um... that you wanted some triangles and blobs maybe? Would make for some interesting stares if you put that on the tombstone though... Seriously though, stay safe!

Norm T she should know his blood type???

Group AB has A and B antigens. Antigens are on red cells and antibodies are in plasma/serum. Group O has both A and B antibodies. I think he just misspoke in this video.

Shari Williams , I love it. Thirsty for all the blood/ D Trump

@@shariwilliams618 I guess that means there is something specifically in o blood that makes the difference if ur saying o and ab have both ab antigens...why do we call o o if ab has the same components n why is ab not called o. ...the answers in that I expect...

@@1tnt490 @Anita Plamer I didn't say group O and AB both have A and B antigens. I was correcting one of the comments from the video. I'll try to explain better. Group O has A and B antibodies but lack A and B antigens. I said he probably misspoke in this video. I was talking about the part where he said Group O has A and B antigens (this is wrong). It is actually group AB that has A and B antigens and lack A and B antibodies.

So does o blood get the virus only minor? Because Indian scientists explained that o blood type is less contracting for the virus?

Yes, this blood groups stuff is something a woman planning to breed should check out before accepting her prospective breeding mate. Just to be safe. It would be unfortunate if you love him but he is the wrong blood type to safely breed with. I know of such a case. They had one child with the problems from wrong blood group combination but learned from that experience and stayed together, anyway. They adopted subsequent children they desired and it was a perfectly OK family, anyway. They didn't let mismatched blood types keep them apart. They raised the adopted child, a daughter like their own. She did not know she was adopted until it was her time to breed. Her adoptive parents advised her to check blood compatibility with her husband before marrying. It was OK. She then went out in search of her own biological mother and found her, a single mum whose only child was her and who never married. She also found her grandmother in her mid 90's still fit and healthy, plus other biblical family members. All concerned were overjoyed to have been reconnected and had a massive party out in the bush in rural Australia. I saw the happy photos of them all celebrating together. But one person was missing. The adoptive mother. She felt hurt that her adopted daughter would seek out her own real biological mother at a very late stage of the daughter's pregnancy. But the daughter told me why. It is not because she did not love her adoptive mother who raised her. She did. But she knew her own biological mother had given her up for adoption because she was in extremely hard deprived circumstances I rural Australia back then, when single motherhood was highly stigmatised and there was no welfare support, like now for single mothers. The pregnant daughter wanted to share her biological mother's feelings of great emotional anguish at having a child and being forced by circumstances to part with it, though she loved her baby. The biblical mother was present at the daughter's birthing and she handed her baby to her to hold as if it were the one she had to give up, the woman who had just given birth. Her own daughter. The two women were crying in a mixture of joy and sadness, too, that all this had happened to their families. The daughter said to me there was only one thing missing, her biological dad, but she never found him. He was an itinerant harvesting worker, from New Zealand. 'Good looking Bastard, goo, strong worker, but he shot through as soon as he knew he had got the woman pregnant because he knew what was in store if he hung around any longer. Her old man had some guns for general farm use and was a pretty sharp shooter... " one of the older menfolk in this tribal gathering recounted and he pulled out a crumpled old worn black and white photo of some handsome young farm worker country dude in a check shirt and old jeans. The daughter at least got to see a photo of her biological handsome dude father. It was a sad saga in some respects because her adopted mother felt so hurt her adopted child she loved and did so much for would go out in search of her biological mother who had abandoned her for adoption. But her adopted father understood and was agreeable to his adoptive daughter's mission to find her biological parents. This caused friction in his own marriage to the woman with incompatible blood type, despite their lasting mutual love and long marriage. And, sadly, it ended in divorce, shortly after the adoptive daughter found her biology mother, had her baby etc. The adoptive mother never hot to enjoy the grandchildren she had hoped for because this search by her adoptive daughter had caused such a rift in their mother daughter relationship. And the biological mother was pleased to have met the daughter she gave up at birth. But now she wanted to just leave it at that. No further contact. It was so sad...

The same happened to me. When I was growing up my mom complained to me about the horrific experience she had with my birth, jaundice and etc like it was my fault. However about 5 years ago she saw my dog tags and realized that I was B+ and asked me how was I B+ with her being O-. Then I told her know wonder I was jaundice. I guess she never knew, this was back in the 80's by the way. Who knows what they did or didn't explain to her.

@@Just.Ashley.S my mom told me when i was born there was something wrong with my blood. but i realized that she must have passed her blood onto me and it didn't match up so I have At, i have the same birth mark in the same place as my dad did, I must have gotten his blood type. my mom must have been negative type. now im wondering what my older brothers. blood type. he could be rare type. both my parent are passed on. so i don't know what type they really were. i remember having prenisious anemia through out my childhood. and sick every year with colds sore throats sickest one in the family.

@@cherripaterson6066 I can relate to growing up being the sickest one in the house. My mom told me back in February after discussing the virus in January to just stay in the house. Reminding me of my weak immune system. Not that I ever forget, I just had a URI a couple months ago that lasted 6 weeks.

@@Just.Ashley.S i think my mom must have been type negative, as this was back in the 1950s. when they didnt have that shot they give pregnant women now days,

Hahah si am I 😂

How 'bout that!

Amy Kay I’m also AB-. What type of information?

@Camille Cassatt Mainly, how our rh- factor interacts with a variety of food and pharmaceuticals. It can be fatal. Some RH-s can't tolerate any type of chemical interactions from anything man made. I've almost died in the hospital a few times for different reasons. They always have an excuse that doesn't consider your blood factor. There are also diets for each specific blood type & factor that can explain a lot. I was fortunate enough to have a Dr to admit this to me, but they wouldn't put it on paper. Kind of odd imo. (Edited to correct a spelling error)

Wait maybe I'm confused, do you mean 80% of the population gets mild cases? I'm confused where the percentages are coming from, sorry about that.

Hi Jay O, blessings and light to you. I have no idea about blood types and sadly don't understand it all. All I know is my blood type is rare B.Rhesus Positive ( D ) Any info would be greatly appreciated, thank you. 😊

How so many kids you made?

Realistically Dazed rare to have rh- blood.

@Realistically Dazed just a fun fact is all smarty

@@lynnetmb4706 🙂

4 Yah Don’t get cocky. Jet engines can fall out of the sky onto ANY of us! ✈️ “My bad!”

I used to donate, but decided to stop. We could probably easily sell it, it's that valuable.

Right

Ab- here so I guess I have nothing to worry about.

Ok Thanks MH In the 70s they bought blood for 15 dollars a pint . They stopped doing that . After 1st donation they sent me card . Was stunned to find out I was O Negative because my parents were O Positive. Never got extra money for being Universal Donor . I heard rumor the AB negs and positives back then got 50 dollars a pint. Don’t know but later they stopped paying for blood donations

@@dagnabbit6187 what buy the cow when we get it's milk for free

Happy to hear she recovered!

@@DrWD40 thank you very much💞

Ash JeanM offspring of an o- and ab+ I’m b+

Val2016 yes she is

@@Val-ee4hd no my mother is the AB-

@anny791 Good for you Anny. Thanks for being you. Be safe.

anny791 Good for you Anny. Glad you contributed. I wonder if this is the new World Order. I want to give platelets but I was hoping to find out if I’d already contracted Covid before I came forward. I came down with something about four weeks ago but I don’t know what it was. With any hope I already had it and got over it. Until I know more, I’m staying hunkered down. Best to you, Anny.

It's been years since I donated blood or plasma but they LOVED seeing me as I'm O+ and have a "nice juicy vein" they liked to tap into! Vampires? Hmm. I wondered!

wow sounds Arabic "the name " im Norwegian got A+ to , and we doing good over here only 307 at hospitals but sadly lost around 80 people do to corrona compare to 140 last year to normal flu, so the lockdowns works , in a 30 days period , so do not worry to much , it is not the crazy killer virus , my dear blood brother :D

I'm Native American with A+blood type and I regularly donate blood platelets

@@gardini100 my great,great , great grandfather was from Norway

I think it does not make a lot off difference. The blood groups they saw the most are the blood groups most people have. When you split the groups further then A+ is more common then A- therefore you will see more A+ cases. I think there need to be more study to come to an conclusion.

A+ high risk besides, can't afford this shit. Not particularly worried about it either.

You can slow down the video by clicking the 3 dots at top right, then adjusting the playback speed. 😊 Hope that helps!

Exactly!!!!!😂🤣

I know. I just wanted him to get to the point. One mark of intelligence is being able to simplify complicated issues. I hade intellectual fluffing.

Really, watched the whole thing and still don't have a clue. What needed to be said could have taken a couple minutes.

Russ Wallace And, it could have been said simply. Sometimes people like to flaunt whatever little they think they know. Great minds make complicated matters easy to understand.

The rh means monkey genes. O neg has no monkey. (Theory of evolution is bullshit)

@@MH-cv5ye I have orh negative

Let's all put our heads in the sand for 3 years until Bill Gates can develop a profitable vaccine & you can invest in pharma stocks then.

I like your assessment of the findings. And for that matter, more data needs to be collected from multiple regions and countries to control for extraneous variables that could explain some of the variance. Really not comfortable with the sweeping assertion that O blood types are somewhat immune from their A antibodies, when their study reports that patients with B blood type with similar A antibodies are still highly infected. If both groups showed a significant drop in infection rates and severity, their theory be somewhat stronger. It would be a small study that has heuristic value and with additional data from other countries could be examined more thoroughly. I don't like the lack of rigor from this study. Did he say it wasn't peer reviewed? Without peer review I'm automatically skeptical. And as someone with a crappy immune system, but B positive blood I was initially hopeful until I heard logical fallacies and conflicting results. I hope people with O blood types don't get a false sense of security from this paper. And what about AB blood type? So many unanswered questions, lack of rigor in analysis, bold assertions that are unfounded, I think much would be needed to rush to publish and I worry about the sense of infallibility the public, made up of a lot of people with O blood type would take. Confirmation bias alone is enough for some to reduce social distancing efforts.

@@user-xd4rs6vr4n OP is right, there are hundreds of blood group antigens, ABO is just the most important one that is ever talked about. Hell, even Rh is more than one antigen. Putting out info saying that A is more likely to be infected is wrong. The researchers didn't phenotype these patients or even test for the D (Rh+/-) antigen from what I read.

@@devanchance8203 I'll defer to you, but don't O blood types also have some innate immunity to malaria that other blood types don't, & isn't a malaria drug (controversially) purported to have some effect against COVID? Maybe it could be an important clue to what's going on is all I wonder.

@@user-xd4rs6vr4n certain blood types do have immunity to one species of malaria but it's called Duffy. If a person lacks Duffy A and Duffy B antigens then malaria vivax cannot enter the cell. That's why I think it's irresponsible for them to put this out. It may be true down the line but to put something like that out without peer review and during a pandemic is crazy.

I believe they adjusted for that rarity when making the comparisons to the controls.

@@DrWD40 how about A1+? Do A+ and A1+ same?

Appreciate the sub but I haven't seen anything promising on the rh negative aspect of things.

@@DrWD40 I have been following this virus since the first of January. It isn't making sense to me why the entire world would shut down with such a low death rate. Towards the end of January I seen that it was causing men to go sterile and now I don't see that anywhere. The very first thing that happened was Japan and other countries near China closing schools down and the same with other countries near China. Do you think it is possible that this is a bioweapon that this was meant to be some form of population control that escaped from the lab in China? I get the 20 percent hospitalized and hospitals can't handle the overload which in return would make death rate even worse. But it doesn't seem to be even a 20 percent rate so I'm not buying that reason anymore. Also keep seeing the 5g theory but I'm not finding that credible either. Was just curious on your opinion of why the entire world would shut down over this and sacrifice their economies.

@@muttlyone2964; Because this virus kills old people, and these old people has power and they are afraid.

@@muttlyone2964 No. Everything we're doing is needed.

Muttly One I’m an O- female and have had a few very severe viruses over the years. I’ve lived in a lot of countries, which I think has played a role in that. However, I’ve never caught seasonal influenza after getting a flu shot. Also, no virus has ever attacked my lungs. I do hope there is at least some validity to this study, as I have two young adult sons who are also O- .

Kat S my understanding is B is more dominant in Asia.

Kat S..... B and O are more dominant in Asia

@All Senses Firing Reading, reading & then your response 😂👍

Lora McLaughlin Swatzell your telling us this why lol

@@tonifoster3427 I'm aware that I'm rare

Steven Bartholomew , everybody ‘s dating pages should read like that!

Most of those who died in China were blood type A and individuals with blood type O seemed to be immuned but not those who had under lying health problems...obesity, lung issues, weak heart, any type of inflammation. And for some reason people under age 10 don't seem to get it! How strange, first disease ever to not infect children (miraculous)

I actually would love to know even further. Things like ethnicity, if they had vaccines or not (especially the flu), and especially if we had anyone else dying from anything else... by God, heart problems became a thing if the past... or are all of the sudden awaiting a second wave of actually people just dying of other things? Nothing, absolutely nothing of this make any sense. I don’t believe any of these numbers and I think that we will never find out the true.

Me two

@@8675-__ Well no. Chicken Pox is significantly worse for adults than children. Chicken Pox in very young children tends to be very mild.

Daria Ratliff Apparently it's severe for individuals with low levels of vitamin D, for example African Americans don't do too well, especially if they are obese or diabetic. They also don't absorb sunlight as easily as white folks. Also individuals who are living in polluted air pockets of the world, do extremely poor. (Basically they drop like flies)

Offgrid Michael AB- right here 🤟🤟

@@darthdaddy6983 Yes me too....

@Millenial Subutai Me too...

@THE GENERAL That may b true....

@Millenial Subutai Very True !!!!

That IS a question! And, the abstract I first read when this thing broke in China (it had already coursed thru Korea) indicated Asians had an approximate 5X less resistance via their ace2 ... .49 vs 2.47 for most of the rest of the population. Being a composite virus that was thought to come from a nearby lab certainly makes one question if this was intentional; or, the product of who was available during the development of this virus. That being said, makes blood type of particular significance, as well.