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Is the ‘Eat Right for Your Blood Type’ Theory Worth a Second Look?
Is the ‘Eat Right for Your Blood Type’ Theory Worth a Second Look?
As personalised nutrition continues to evolve, it's worth revisiting this concept to see if it holds any merit. With new research and a deeper understanding of how genetics, blood type, and diet interact, could there be more to this theory than meets the eye?