Culture
Although the link between blood type and personality traits has never been scientifically proven, it is very common in Japan that blood types can suggest personality traits, ranging from character to compatibility, what kind of love you are and what type of food you should stick to.
The very idea of linking blood type to a person's personality appeared in 1920, and it is still widely used today.
Many Asian countries even have a “blood type” field on social media. Your blood is key to your biochemical identity. So why not believe it can reveal a lot about you? After all, our eating habits and sleeping positions can also reveal a lot about our personality.
First blood type (0)
Personality traits: ambitious, confident, strong
Disadvantages: arrogant, insensitive, complacent
People with blood type 1 are considered natural leaders, and they often become good athletes. They are sociable, expressive, and passionate. They have an insatiable desire to succeed and are not afraid to take risks or place bets.
First blood type nutrition
People with blood type 1 have the oldest memory of the digestive system and have a fast metabolism. Therefore, they can benefit from a protein-rich diet, including meat, poultry and fish in their diet. They need to limit their consumption of cereals and bread.
Blood type 2 (A)
Personality traits: conservative, introvert, reserved, patient, perfectionist
Disadvantages: obsessed, easily embarrassed, sometimes anxious and stubborn
In Japanese culture, people with blood type 2 are often referred to as “farmers”. They are attentive to others and are very loyal. They can be quite reserved and reluctant to share their feelings.
Many people are overly serious and do not sleep well. Although they can be good leaders, they rarely take the lead, as stress has a very strong effect on their stressed system.
Blood type 2 nutrition
Vegetarian food is very useful for people with blood type 2. Many people find it difficult to switch from traditional meat and potato dishes to a diet rich in grains and vegetables. But it is especially important for those with blood type 2 to eat food that is as natural and fresh as possible.
Blood type 3 (B)
Personality traits: creative, flexible, individualist, optimistic, passionate
Disadvantages: forgetful and sometimes irresponsible
People with the third blood group are sympathetic, understand a different point of view well, but often doubt in case of disputes and confrontations. Thanks to their easy adaptability and flexibility, they become good friends.
However, men with blood type 3 have a slightly different reputation and are often considered unsuitable candidates for marriage in some Asian countries. They are often seen as “libertines”, selfish and fickle.
Such people are more susceptible to various diseases; they must eat a varied diet and exercise.
Blood type 3 nutrition
People with blood type 3 have a hardy digestive system, but they should avoid meat, primarily chicken.
Chicken, although considered a lean meat, contains agglutinating lectin, and this substance can affect blood circulation in people with blood type 3, which can lead to stroke and immunological violations.
Blood type 4 (AV)
Personality traits: calm, collected, introvert, rational
Disadvantages: critical, hesitant, unforgiving and cold
People with blood type 4 are often charming and popular. They do not exchange for trifles and are often seen as spiritual and a little eccentric.
It is believed that they are controlled by the head, not by the heart. They don't like to follow anyone's rules. If they feel too oppressed, they'll break the rules and do things their own way.
Blood type 4 nutrition
People with blood type 4 have a sensitive digestive tract and should avoid chicken, beef, pork, and should eat seafood, soy products, dairy products, and most various fruits and vegetables.