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The Blood Type Diet Archives Volume 4
Re: Bloodtype A de-evolved into B and O (or like a game of telephone)
Posted By: Sue Date: May-14, 1998 at 21:22:07
Hello, I think I should add that a major piece missing from this discussion of ancient diets and who or what ate what is the WHERE factor. Keep in mind that continents and land masses, and even the axis and/or tilt of the earth changed several times before the present day. For example, the land mass now buried under ice in Antarctica used to be 2500 miles to the north and was the site of a very highly evolved civilization, much of which was destroyed when polar ice caused a huge land shift, lots of flooding and earthquakes. Some people there left in boats and landed in places like Egypt and South America, where they established some very interesting ways of thinking and surviving, one of which being agriculture. When I let my imagination roam, I sometimes think it's possible that they had blood type A and introduced into the O populations. Sue
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- Re: Bloodtype A de-evolved into B and O (or like a game of telephone)
Sue -- Sunday, 17 May 1998, at 10:03 p.m.
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