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From: Mike McFarland	1/31/2005 8:55:25 PM
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My neighbor, through a friend, says that if I take magnesium citrate, calcium citrate, and B12...it will reduce my blood pressure. The hypothesis is that certain blood types (mine is Apos) have certain nutritional requirements that are not satisfied by an average diet...and these vary as to your blood type. Never heard of this before. Sounds a little hoakey, and I do not know what sort of a scientific justifcation could be hijacked to support it. Just throwing it out there before I start taking supplements to test it out. I thought I would pop a bottle of each for awhile and test the theory, what harm can it do? Of course, I know what drives my blood pressure up. Daily albuterol and 30 extra pounds...

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