Study Reveals B Blood Group Owners Have A Longer Life

Illustration of blood type B (Freepic)

JAKARTA - Studies reveal that blood types affect a person's aging and life expectancy. One finding attracts people with blood type B to experience longer aging.

Quoted from the National Institute of Health, the study was conducted by Japanese researcher Kenichiro Shimizu, entitled Blood Type B may have an impact. The study compared ABO blood type frequencies to 269 centenarians (people over 100 years of age), who live in Tokyo and those in regionally suitable control groups.

Through this study, it was found that blood type B may be related to extraordinary longevity.

"Our findings show blood type B may be related to longevity," said Shimizu, quoted on Monday, February 17, 2025.

People with blood type B show better mechanisms for cell repair and regeneration. Their bodies also deal with metabolic stress more smoothly, which may protect them from certain age-related health problems.

However, people with blood type B are not immune to various health risks. Good eating habits, regular exercise, and stress management can reduce vulnerability to health risks.

For good eating habits related to nutritious and balanced foods, which can slow cell aging. It is also recommended to reduce sugar consumption and processed foods.

Regular exercise such as physical exercise has proven to help reduce biological aging. Physical activity improves the health of the heart, muscle, and immune system.