5: Pancreatic cancer
In a study conducted by the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, people with blood types A, B and AB are at a greater risk of developing pancreatic cancer. O blood people have the lowest chance. In comparison with blood type O, those with blood type A have a 32% increased, and those with blood type AB have a 51% greater risk. B blood type people have an astounding 72% increased risk of developing pancreatic cancer.
You mustn’t feel disheartened after reading this article. Although your blood type can provide a hint on these disease, it is your diet and lifestyle that play the real role in helping you avoid those diseases. Therefore, eat healthy and stay fit
