On Wed, 16 Sep 1998 20:03:53 -0400, JoAnn Betten <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>
>>I'm looking forward to exploring this way of eating.  It makes so much sense
>>to this Type O!
>
>good luck, Arlene, from another type "O"!

Hi you two and all, from annother type 0.
At the ER4YT-peoples pages I found the assumption
that blood-type-0 were more of gatherer/hunter than
blood-type A B or AB.
I can see some other ideas on it however.

Whilst native americans ("indians") seem to be all
of type 0 and parts of them were g/h until not long ago
this might speak for the g/h to type 0 connection.

On the other side in Europe it can be seen that blood
type 0 dominates exactely
 in areas where the celtic
culture (and their genes) had found their last ressorts:
cornwall-wales-scotland(GB) - bretange(F) - ireland.

Apparently it is an indicator of the percentage of
ancient celtic blood compared to the more eastern and
northern "germanic" tribes which overlayed most former
celtic countries later (Germany,France,England,Spain,Italy).
For example the "Goths" at last settling in spain originate
in todays Sweden (Gotland).

Now one can't say at all that celtic people were less
neolithic than the more easern and northern ones.
On the contrary. Celtic culture originated
in an area of (todays) eastern France and
southern Germany. Population is beleaved to have
remained relatively stable (autochton) at that area
for a very long time - grain agriculture based.

So what were the implications of haveing blood type 0?

regards

Amade
us
(just a little fond of his celtic-bavarian blood line)