| Features
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Manifestations
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Increased risk
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Variations
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Psychophysiology
The trend of increased allocation of catecholamines (epinephrine and norepinephrine) in the period of stress due to the low level of the enzyme MAO
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- The feeling of anger and alienation from the people
- An imbalance of dopamine
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- Bipolar (manic-depressive) disorder
- Depression
- Cardiovascular disease (in people prone to "type A behavior"
- Parkinson's disease
- Schizophrenia
- Alcoholism and narcomania
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Tendency to a rapid excretion of nitric oxide
due to the influence of B-gene alleles on enzymatic production of nitric oxide
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When violations:
- Excessive emotional reaction to stressful situations
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When violations:
- Elevated blood pressure
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Digestion
Low acid content in gastric juice
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- Shortness proteopepsis
- Blocks the action of digestive enzymes
- Contribute reproduction of microorganisms in the stomach and upper intestine
- May impair absorption of vitamins and minerals
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- Stomach cancer
- Cholelithiasis
- Jaundice
- Accumulation of toxins in the gut
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NON-SECRETORS:
Better digestion of proteins with a slightly higher content of acid in gastric juice |
| Lack of the enzyme alkaline phosphatase in the intestine
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- Increasing levels of cholesterol in the blood, especially the "harmful" (LDL-cholesterol)
- Difficulty digesting fats
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- Diseases of the coronary arteries
- Osteoporosis
- Colon cancer
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NON-SECRETORS:
Extremely low level of alkaline phosphatase in the intestine |
Metabolism
Hypercoagulability |
- Tendency to thrombosis
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- Diseases of the coronary vessels
- Thrombosis of cerebral vessels
- Worsening of the cancer
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OLDER PEOPLE:
- Increased risk of stroke because of trombi in the vessels
- Increased risk of blockage of heart vessels
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Immunity
Low levels of IgA antibodies (immunoglobulin)
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- Exposure to ear and respiratory infections
- Susceptibility to infections of the gastrointestinal tract
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- Diseases of the intestine
- Rheumatoid heart disease
- Kidney diseases
- Diarrhea
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NON-SECRETORS:
The increased level of risk compared with the secretor, especially in children
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Low levels of antibodies IgE
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- Promotes the development of asthma and allergy
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- Lack of protection against parasites
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Lack of antibodies to antigens A and B
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- Decreased activity of "killer cells"
- Reducing the ability of the immune system to recognize "own" and "aliens"
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- The majority of cancer
- Chronic viral infections
- Risk of "slow" infections
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SECRETORS:
- Increased risk of "slow" infections
OLDER PEOPLE:
- Age reduction in the activity "killer cells" responsible for immunity
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