Its come to light that blood type is a way to help figure out your bodies needs for certain mones and can help to narrow down how much of a particular mone you my need. I am type O and that means I Od on none easily which I guess means I produce plenty by itself. I wonder what else it means when it comes to mones and what some of the other blood types mean.
Hmmm maybe if we all write down our blood type and experiences with mones so far, we might find a trend?
I’m O+ and although I do not look alpha, I do believe I produce enough none naturally. Just the slightest bit of none puts me, and those around me in a “not very good mood”!
We’re at the very beginning of cataloging blood type correlations.
Blood type is a good general genetic indicator. Not perfect by any means, but it’s convenient and more accurate than not.
O’s tend to be more animalistic - strong and firey when they’re in good health. -None ODs aren’t surprising.
Do you know if there might be a difference between O+ and O-? Or does that not come into play?
I have my guesses, but I my ultimate answer would be “I don’t know yet”, because the dataset I have to work with is too small.
While I ask everyone I come into contact with what their bloodtype is, most don’t know. To expect them to know if they’re Rh positive or negative is like expecting the Statue of Liberty to talk. 
This should all change with this forum, and the blood type indicator in the profile.
Now, opinion wise, I think secretor status (which refers to blood type related antigens appearing in bodily fluids other than blood) will come into play much more signficantly than the presence of Rh (which is a single antigen). There are some significant differences in optimal diets of secretors and non-secretors of the same blood type.
I think whenever food reactions change across a subgroup, that shows a distinct difference in genetics, metabolism and immune response. Of course, when genetics change, so do inherent pheromonal profiles.
Pheromones allow you, in part, to sniff out facets of genetics, immune response, and metabolism of another human being.
Let’s watch and learn… let’s make sure everyone enters their blood type info into their profile, so we can begin to see connections between what works, how, and for whom of which blood type.
I’ll add secretor status soon. About 80% of the population are secretors.
this thread peaked my curiousity and so i dug out three pages worth of blood work that i had done two summers ago and nowhere on there do i find my blood type. sort of disappointed now too because i had hoped to add one more piece of the puzzle.
I hate that. It’s one of the simplest and most inexpensive tests, yet they seem to fail to include it when you have a full battery done.
Unwise, too, because the main reason they type blood is for emergency transfusions. You can have very severe immunological reactions unless you get the right type. If they don’t know your type, they’ll give you O, because O doesn’t contain combative antigens. That’s why Os are called “universal donors”.
It still amazes me, when I go to a doctor here in the US, and the nurse takes my blood pressure, that I actually have to ask… And what was it?
Sometimes I wonder whether they don’t figure - The less information we give the patient, the better we are protecting ourselves from lawsuits.
This being said, even if you do know your blood type, there is no way they would ever take your word for it in emergency situations! I’ve even seen it where a hospital insisted on repeating every single medical test already done by another hospital!
i’ve got a gf that i’m going to be with tomorrow who is an emergency room nurse, i’ll see if she can find out my type for me without having me pay for it. 
I know most are doing it for money , but some diagnostics are actually faulty or open to interpretation (seriously).
I can definitely understand why they’d do it for legitimate reasons.
Occasionally I have the same batch of a chemical analyzed at two different labs (I’m a paranoid quality-o-phrenic!), supposedly using the same techniques, and get wildly different results. Operator skill is paramount, yet many lab techs for hospitals are just that… techs. Often not trained nor paid nearly as much as people at the labs I deal with.
I knew someone who did blood analysis work who didn’t even have a college education. I think they received just a week or two worth of training, and were making $11 an hour.
For some medical tests, there’s really only a couple of known labs in the world worth a darn. Great Smokies Diagnostic Laboratory is one of the very few. They actually have a sense of quality control, and are one of the few truly trusted ones among doctors who actually know better.
I think all of the insurance in the world helps a lot of mediocre or darn right awful providers slip on by… stuff you’d never pay for yourself if it was more directly out of your own pocket.
In the manner that it bypass our critical faculties, certain insurance (HMOs come to mind) is in a way dangerous, and is probably overall detriment to our health… at least in terms of producing good quality health care on a local level.
If you were more involved with the direct costs, you wouldn’t sit in the “waiting room” (hate that term!) complacently with as much faith as you have now. Instead, you’d complain, or shop around more.
No wonder so many people fly halfway around the world to find a “famous” or “truly good” hospital when they’re in dire need. When it comes to more than a scrape or acid reflux, when it comes to life and death, most people do what comes naturally… they do what works… they start shopping. Sounds trite, but that simple act helps sort the good from the bad.
“In just a moment, you’ll feel a prick”
it’s a fair trade
this thread reminds me that i keep forgetting to ask the nurse about my blood type, i’m supposed to see her again tomorrow so maybe i can find that out and add it to my profile, and regarding the profile information, there is a list of androtics products that can be “checked off” if you have that product in your arsenal. if that is going to be a feature of the profile information in the future it might need to be updated, i’ve purchased 6 androtics products and only one (A314) appears on that list.
Instant Shine, Female Magic, Spaceland, 10mcg beta -nol and 5mcg TAF being the others.
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this thread reminds me that i keep forgetting to ask the nurse about my blood type, i’m supposed to see her again tomorrow so maybe i can find that out and add it to my profile,
Get your blood type and “secretor status”.
You: “Am I a secretor?”
Nurse: “Excuuuuuuuse me?” slap
Good idea. Will do.
I think I may only add official products, though, or the list will get real ugly, real fast. Thanks for the reminder.
What sort of mone type would a B+ type be?
Don’t know yet. That’s why we’re trying to catalog data.
B+'s make up 9% of the population according to the US Red Cross, so it’ll be great to get your input. I notice almost everyone who knows their type at this forum is an O.
Appropriate androstenone levels seem to vary widely by blood type. So how does androstenone seem to affect you? Do you “od” quickly when wearing only a little, or do you seem to need more than usual?
Welcome to the forum, by the way. 
damn, every time i see this thread it reminds me that i’ve forgotten. :o
i did ask her about the easiest way to get it done and she said to just donate blood or plasma. i guess it is not just a way to further my understanding of how some of these synthetic pheromones work for me but probably my civic duty as well. i don’t really do resolutions but i’ll try and put this on my list for this upcoming week.
There’s some other selfish components to this kind of giving. You also get to feel good about yourself, of course, but there’s more than that.
… you may just get a Twinkie, When’s the last time you’ve had yourself a Twinkie? It’s like talking about cooties. It makes you younger just thinking about it.
Thanks. Yeah I can wear a normal dose of androstenone like JB1, and I get good hits from it. Not sure if you’d call that an OD dose of 7:3 ratio, though it seems to work well for me. The results I get are either 50/50 chance though, and I seem to like that pretty well. Because its alot better for me to help weed from the garden those with true sexual intentions.. vs those that don’t have much of any.
One other question this thread brings to my mind is if the blood type of those picking up your mone signature are affected by their blood type.
I have noted that in Japan blood type is seen as something “important.” It seems to have the same status as one’s astrological sign in Western countries in determining personality and relationships (dating etc).
If I recall I’m O+ but it has been a loooong time since I verified and I should have it checked at my next MD visit. Memory is the “second thing to go” after all.
I can’t remember what the “first thing to go” is…