The Teas That Suits Your Blood Type

There is nothing better I like to warm the cockles of my heart with than a cup of soothing tea. Of course, there are many varieties of tea out there, and they all provide different benefits, as well as different tastes and scents. But I was completely stunned to discover that our blood type can be used to determine which teas are healthiest for us. This theory, The Blood Type Diet, is part of the work of naturopathic physician, Dr. Peter J. D’Adamo. If you know what your blood type is, you could benefit from this startling medical revelation too.

The Blood Type Diet

This diet is particularly interesting when it comes to tea, a nurturing beverage renowned for its marvelous health benefits. Just by drinking the tea that we are best suited to, we can make great strides in relation to the typical health problems felt by those in our blood group.

A Dr.  has interested many people with this diet, and has a number of devotees, including some actors. However, it should be stated that some in the medical community have raised doubts about the efficacy of the diet, and you can read about one such 2014 Canadian report here.

So this diet has caused some controversy with its claims. However, the results of his studies remain promising and there is little to be lost health-wise by following his advice of eating healthy, herbal products. 
To get you started here is a simple breakdown of the teas recommended for you based on your blood group.

1. Teas for Blood Type O

Almost half of Americans have O type blood (38% O+, 7% O-). People with O type may be prone to stomach problems that can manifest as acid reflux. To help assuage and fight this sickness, we suggest a tea that is kind to the stomach, such as ginger tea. You could also vary your routine with a green tea like Sencha.

2. Teas for Blood Type A

A type blood is the second most common, with 34% A+ and 6% A-. Dr.  believes that such people tend to be too anxious. Thus, some good teas to help you calm your nerves include Taiwanese teas such as jasmine or gunpowder green.

3. Teas for Blood Type B

Blood type B accounts for around 11% of the population (9% B+ and 2% B-). People in this category often appear to be ‘lethargic’, ‘slow’ or ‘sluggish’. If this describes the way you feel sometimes, it is recommend green tea. As an alternative to that and organic green, try rooibos.

4. Teas for Blood Type AB

Blood group AB is the rarest, with only a combined 4% of people being either AB+ or AB-. Therefore, unsurprisingly, this group is a little harder to generalize about. However, it is not recommended that AB people drink heavily caffeinated drinks like coffee and black tea. Instead, if you are AB type, switch to young green and herbal teas.

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PAU scientist creates medicinal cloth for asthmatics

To naturally help asthmatic patients and those suffering from severe joint pain, Devinder Kaur, 42, a senior scientist and professor at Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), has created a medicinal fabric through her research that she carried out for three years (2009-2011).

Having completed her education in clothing and textile from the same university, she maintains that her sensitive mind galvanised her for the research. “The rising number of asthmatic and joint pain patients influenced both my mind and heart.

So, through my education, especially through clothing, I decided to make this effort,” says Kaur, who after reading various special columns related to her research and with the advice of various experts from the university, mainly used essential oils extracted from lemon, eucalyptus, pine and jasmine to add medicinal value to the cloth.

The oil that is finely extracted is coated on to the cotton fabric with the help of microencapsulation, a scientific technique through which the cloth successfully absorbs the oil and dries up.

As of now, she has created a pillow cover, a handkerchief and a pair of gloves for asthmatic patients in which she used lemon and pine oils while for joint pain patients she has come up with knee and elbow covers in which eucalyptus and jasmine oils have been used.

She holds the view that body heat and abrasion help release medicinal effect from the respective product used.

If the products are regularly used as per the patient’s need, one can get rid of expensive medicines and ointments, she says, claiming that she along with the university has tested these products in various hospitals on various patients.

Though her created products have proved beneficial to patients, she wants to increase their shelf life before launching them in the market.

“As per my latest experiment, these fabrics can lose their medicinal value if they are washed for about ten times.

But, I wish these products should sustain their value for a longer time. So, I will continue with this research before launching my work in the market,” she says.

Apart from publication of the research in the PAU’s Journal of Research, it also got published this March in an international journal, ISOR Journal of Polymer and Textile Engineering.

The research scholar has presented papers on her research in various international textile conferences held in the PAU, New Delhi and New Zealand.

She also intends to make neck collars to save those suffering from spondylitis and head bands for those who suffer from headaches or migraine.

SS Gosal, director of research, PAU, says, “It is a laudable effort by the scientist which can naturally benefit the asthmatic and joint pain patients. We may soon launch it commercially if we notice a high demand for this work in the market.”

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