I’m still actually quite shocked that people can’t understand that a Southeast Asian person would have no immunity to a virus from a bat in central China
But they might have a different reaction to it.
I was just pointing out that the prominence of those with type B blood group is around South Asia which might give them some protection from the virus. Obviously there are people all over the world with B blood group maybe they too are able to fight off this disease better than say a Type A blood group
Given they have found a link that different blood groups have different reactions to stomach upsets and colds and other stuff then I don’t think it is far fetched to think the reaction from 2 different people with 2 different blood types to this virus might be different.
Type A, which I am, means you are more susceptible to colds yet don’t get stomach upsets.
Which is completely true for me.
Whilst another blood group (cannot remember which) doesn’t pick up coughs and colds but is susceptible to stomach upsets
I wonder when this is over that they don’t find a link either by blood type or some form of genetic link.
I see lots of families who have this virus go through the family and whilst ill in various degrees they all recover whilst another family it seems to be fatal to more than one family member.
If everyone was the same then everyone would have the same outcome from this disease.