Your blood type might play a role in your risk for serious health issues, including heart attacks, blood clots, and even certain cancers.
When it comes to our health, most people want to feel in control. But while habits and lifestyle choices matter, they’re only part of the picture. Even if we do everything “right,” unexpected health issues can still arise.
We already know that regular exercise, managing stress, eating nutritious foods, and getting enough sleep all support overall health. But genetics also play a role – and, as it turns out, so does blood type.
According to Northwestern Medicine, your blood type may help indicate whether you’re more or less likely to develop conditions such as heart attacks and blood clots.
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