15 Crazy Facts About Your Blood Type

A.C.
LIFE

Shutterstock

Women with type O blood are more likely to deal with fertility issues

One of the many things that can contribute to a woman’s fertility is her blood type. At the Yale University Fertility Center, researchers analyzed subjects’ levels of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and found that women with type O blood were more likely to have higher FSH levels.

The problem is that high levels of FSH are typically an indication of a diminished ovarian reserve, which means that a woman with type O blood might be less likely to get pregnant as she gets older.

Pages: 12345678910111213141516

PREV 1 2 3 4 5 ... 16 NEXT

Leave a Comment Cancel Reply

READ NEXT

5 Causes of Chest Pain That Aren’t a Heart Attack

A.C. June 14, 2019

Chest pains can be scary, understandably—and you should definitely call 911 if you think you’re in cardiac arrest—but some types of chest pains may have nothing at all to do

9 Easy Natural Remedies For Headaches

A.S. July 6, 2017

Acupuncture With this therapeutic measure, thin needles are inserted under the skin to change the flow of energy in the body. This can prevent even acute migraines and gives you

8 Effective Tips to Improve Your Digestion Naturally

A.C. June 1, 2018

Eat a high-fiber diet Improving your digestive health consists in consuming a diet that’s high in fiber and rich in whole grains, fruits, vegetables and legumes. “A high-fiber diet helps

10 Things Neurologists Do to Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease

A.C. October 29, 2019

Get a baseline brain scan Neuroimaging, using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or computed tomography (CT), is one of the most promising areas of research for the early detection of Alzheimer’s

6 Factors That Could Put You at Risk for a Heart Attack

A.C. May 23, 2019

Each year some 610,000 people in the United States die of heart disease, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)—that’s one quarter of all deaths, making it the leading

10 Mental Diseases Myths You Should NEVER Believe

A.S. July 21, 2017

Depression is always linked with suicide According to Scientific American, a depression diagnosis doesn’t mean the person is thinking about committing suicide. While depression can be a factor, other aspects

6 Common Types of Headaches You Can Experience

A.C. January 14, 2018

1. Tension headaches Tension headaches are the most common kind of headaches. They feel like constant pressure around the head, particularly at the temples. Tension headaches may be caused by

5 Tips to Make Great Carb Choices Throughout the Day

A.C. May 7, 2019

America has a weight problem, and research reveals it’s carbs as well as fat that contributes to obesity. However, since our bodies rely on carbs for energy, it’s important to

10 Subtle Signs of Mono You Shouldn’t Ignore

A.C. April 30, 2019

Sore throat If you have a sore throat, swollen tonsils, or swollen lymph nodes, especially on the sides of the neck, these could be mono symptoms. Ask your doctor to

15 Worst Pieces of Health Advice You Should Never Follow

A.C. April 15, 2020

1. Using dental floss to remove moles “There’s some pretty scary skin-care advice out there,” says New York City dermatologist Bobby Buka, MD, founder and chief science officer of the

9 Unexpected Medical Reasons Why You Can’t Sleep

A.C. March 11, 2020

2. Migraines In the U.S. alone, more than 38 million people have migraine disease and some estimates suggest that this number may be even higher (impacting as many as 50

10 Unexpected Things That Could Make You Sick

A.C. October 1, 2018

Your tie Along with increasing the risk of glaucoma (an eye disease that can lead to vision loss), wearing a tie increases the risk of headaches, dizziness, and nausea. By

This Is What Experts Do to Prevent Cancer

A.C. July 19, 2018

Eat the right foods A diet rich in fiber, omega-3 fats and vegetables can curb inflammation and help fight cancer. Philippe Spiess, M.D., a genitourinary oncologist at Moffitt Cancer Center,

7 Things Your Pediatrician Doesn’t Know About Kids

A.S. September 5, 2017

Screening For Vision Problems “If you can catch certain eye conditions and diseases early, in the course of their lives, you can really change children’s lives,” Diane Adamczyk, O.D. said

7 Benefits (and Downsides) Of Drinking Iced Tea

A.S. July 8, 2017

Increased risk of diabetes. Note: This is only the case with sweetened tea, which can actually be just as bad for your as soda can be, so keep that in

Staying Productive: Working from Home During the Coronavirus Outbreak

P.J.H. March 23, 2020

Communication is key Regardless of the current coronavirus outbreak, the core component of any working relationship is communication. You should be aware of exactly what is expected of you, so

RELATED POSTS

5 Surprising Reasons Why You Can’t Lose Weight

5 Supplements That Will Lower Your Blood Pressure

8 Foods To Avoid If You Have A Gluten Intolerance

10 Lifestyle Changes for Autoimmune Disease

10 Signs You Might Have an Autoimmune Disease

10 Foods That Will Guarantee Healthy Aging

5 Surprising Reasons Why You Can’t Lose Weight

5 Supplements That Will Lower Your Blood Pressure

8 Foods To Avoid If You Have A Gluten Intolerance

10 Lifestyle Changes for Autoimmune Disease

10 Signs You Might Have an Autoimmune Disease

10 Foods That Will Guarantee Healthy Aging

© 2025 All rights reserved

Powered by Inedit Agency