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What if your genotype is AO--
 
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What if your genotype is AO--


A question I have not been able to find an answer for in D'Adamo's books is:

When one has the blood type A pos (for example) this is their phenotype. Their genotype can be either AA+-, AA++, AO+- or AO++, having inherited 2 alleles, one from each parent (A and + being dominant over O and -)

How would it affect the Blood Type Diet if you have both the O allele and the A allele? Wouldn't you have characteristics of both these blood groups?

Thanks
 
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