Let’s talk about blood types.. O positive and O negative have least chance of dying or getting it. Whats your type? Have you gotten Covid?

O pos been working in bussy restaurants this whole time wife a nurse and 3 kids in public school might have had mild Covid idk

Ab got it all for reduplicating,hated them afterwards also but theres still a oké at going on as a kite going for itself

I would like to edit to say that back in December before this whole covid crap blew up we all had some illness that had us out for 2 weeks that spread through our house like wildfire. I swore it was the covid cold everyone was just starting to talk about but we were never sure because we did not have testing at the time. It had a 2 stage thing to it that started with stomach issues for a week followed by a week of respiratory issues. I was pregnant at the time and the pain was out of this world. Mild fever for 2 days vomiting and yucky stuff. In bed a week with that second week was upper respiratory infection or virus. None of us could get out of bed.

Three friends, all unvaxxed and all O positive.

My family is all O and A positive. One sister type A really horribly sick and had to go to the hospital. I'm A and beat the original in four days and the vaxx shedding type in four to five days. Brother O went to the hospital. Mom O pos followed my instructions and was sick a total of twelve days. Sister in law, o pos very, very sick for three weeks. Niece and her family all O pos sick for a month with latest vaxx shedding version. Daughter, husband and house guest all O. Daughter and husband both had longhaul original (daughter was just eczema for six or eight months, husband was horrible) both O positive.

So, in my experience, this idea that Opos are less likely to get it doesn't pan out.

I don't know enough people who are The negative, so that might be something that helps.

For everyone, do a daily immune system boost with quercetin, D,C and zinc and you'll have a better chance of not getting sick. At the first sign of sickness, take benadryl or cetrizine (Zyrtec) and increase you prophylaxis by double. If you're interested, treatment levels are 800-1000 quercetin, 4-10000 C, 5-10000 D, 100mg zinc. Ivermectin to weight if you have it.

But I don't see O being better off at all in real life.

Last Edited by Fluffy Pancakes on 12/26/2021 10:49 AM

I do take Vitamin C, Vitamin D3, zinc, quercetin, and fenbendazole daily. Fenbendazole is an anitparisitic just like ivermectin. I know this helps prevent Covid.

Anyone else?

Not true. Out of 6 of us, 4 O- and 2 O+, 4 have been sick with Covid (bad flu like symptoms, lost taste and smell) but recovered and because of job requirements went on to get the vaccine. 2 were Rh + and 2 were RH -.

So, there is no truth to the rumor if you are O+ or O- you won't get Covid. I thought there was some truth to that early on, but found out quickly it simply wasn't true. Two of us have not had Covid (if we did it was too mild to even notice) but that could simply be because we don't have a lot of public exposure.

Died, no. But do know several with O+ and O- who did catch Covid and were down a week with the illness. Very flu like and they said it was the sickest they had ever been. One had pre existing asthma that they hadn't had issues with for YEARS, until they caught this. They said they were sucking their inhaler daily while battling Covid. Other was pregnant when they caught it and of course being pregnant was denied any meds by their doctor. So, they were pretty sick with it, but never went to hospital. They battled through it on their own.

Three out of the six of you caught covid. Doesn’t really support your claim does it? Quite the opposite it would seem.

Last Edited by Katipo on 12/27/2021 12:38 AM

O -+I have not had it!

I also have four siblings. Our ancestry is paternally German/Hungarian and maternally Welsh/Scottish. I am O negative and the rest of my sibs are O positive. I inherited a rare blood type called "Diego" from my paternal grandmother, whose family has a history of bizarre mutations such as extra vertebrae, extra teeth and functional polydactyly. My brother and I are NEVER sick and both sisters have caught covid, one of them twice. My father has this Diego blood type as well and despite many preexisting conditions, he has never caught Covid. Might be worth researching to see if this has any medical applications in creating therapies for immune modulation.

Type O is monkey blood, there's enough storfmront fggts on here to back up my claim

I have a degree in biochemistry/molecular biology. While it is known that the Rh+ phenotype is a trait humans inherited from ancestral primates, what does this have to do with type O blood? I'm genuinely curious what you've discovered.

O negative , never had COVID , including when I was in contact with many people confirmed positive.

Oneg. Family opoz. All got covid three weeks ago. Lost taste and smell. It was two or three days of feeling really weak.

A- Bl͏o͏o͏d type.

Smoker
Drinker,
I eat dead animals.
60 years old. Never worn a mask, never had Covid, or cold, or flu since 1993.

Go home with ugly women, drink bourbon or gin every night.

Occasional Biker, and don’t go to bed until after 4:am

Up at 8:00am every day.

Oh, NOT VAXED!

A+, haven't gotten sick or the shot. Husband and kid has gotten the virus, so my household has been sick with it twice. I haven't had a cold or anything in years. Don't do anything special to prevent sickness. Ancestors are Brit, Irish and Welsh.

Last Edited by Despresso02 on 12/27/2021 04:56 AM

I have concluded that those having O positive or O negative blood will be less likely to get Covid, but these people are also affected negatively by if took the vax, and/or positively if they supplement with certain vitamins and minerals that prevent development of Covid or reduce the severity of it.

Does any one agree on this?

none of mind that I am aware of had NON covid. some of widespread family sharing blood types are all types O.A and B.
ex hubby was b negative

I think I had it in October 2019. Officially I am O+ at the moment (tested Feb 2021), but my normal blood type is A. It changes to O sometimes within a month of being tested. (Red Cross never knew what to think at blood drives!) I have also tested as AB positive in a dentist's office and a university lab (results repeated three times), which should be impossible, as mom was O- and dad A+. I have never had a transfusion.

Oh, both my sisters are O- and they got COVID. One (unjabbed) got it twice.

Here's a thought. You know that O neg's are the most rare blood, but I bet that statistically, you will find an unusual amount of O neg's on GLP. Now, since I am seriously paranoid and believe that "they" follow O neg's, it's probably not a good idea to do a poll for info gathering.
I got a little sick a couple of times and am doing everything wrong: like bongs shared in Brooklyn.

I had the Rona march 2020.Had the Wigan wiggle, killer vicious headache, fever, lingering fatigue, Covidoid toe,etc

O negative. I think I was sprayed with it. Morning air in my backyard stunk like chemicals just beforehand

the got a flu or corona.. there is no covid..

O positive. Unvaxxed. Have never been ill since Plandemic. Have been on approximately 15 flights since beginning of Covid. Was sterilizing orthodontist equipment during the Plandumbic. Around people who tested positive. Had to take multiple tests for flights... all negative. Lived in Hawaii till a month ago. It's ran by New World Order libtards.

Have never been ill.

O+ and never had it.

You go gurl.....live it up.

My 0+ Husband tested positive, but walked around like normal. Did his treadmill workout everyday. No symptoms except lost his voice!!

I’m A- and I was in bed for a week, sleeping, couldn’t breath or eat.

AB+ and I rarely get ill.