[Darksheare]

There’s also blood type weirdness with it as well.
Seems that O pos type has lesser, reduced, or no symptoms if they get it, severe symptoms in O pos being unusual last I heard.

Stay safe, see you next time.

[tired&retired]

I was reading some old 2007 research article that showed a link between high cholesterol levels, inflammation, pinocytosis and cytokine storm.

[rolling_stone]

blood type correlations are all over the place depending on the study a seems to be more at risk several studies type o less risk one neutral..i found nothing about rh +

one interesting blood type factor being questioned is von willebrand factor...high levels seem to cause more clotting..

[rolling_stone]

i forgot to add most type o’s have less von wilebrand factor..could be a correlation low von willebrand factors have difficulty clotting...:

... VWF levels are 25%-35% lower in individuals with blood group O than in individuals with non-O blood groups....

https://ashpublications.org/blood/article/100/5/1927/106352/ABO-blood-group-also-influences-the-von-Willebrand

https://www.bleedingdisorders.com/about/von-willebrand-disease?utm_source=bing&utm_medium=ppc&utm_campaign=BDC_VonWillebrandDisease&utm_content=VonWillebrandDisease_BMM&msclkid=01f1e17fc2611a76b831803bb47fa104

[zeugma]

## Seems that O pos type has lesser, reduced, or no symptoms if they get it, severe symptoms in O pos being unusual last I heard.

That’s something I’ve been wondering about. (Do blood types affect who gets it or severity?)

One would think with all of the focus on this disease, that we’d have all KINDS of information about it. Strangely, that doesn’t seem to be the case.

Yet another reason that as far as I’m concerned this is a scamdemic.