appear more frequently among centenarians, but results are inconsistent and often influenced by small sample sizes.
In other words, there is no scientifically established blood type that guarantees or strongly predicts a longer life.
Genetics: the real foundation of longevity
While blood type is genetic, it represents only a tiny fraction of the human genome.
True longevity-related genetics involve complex interactions between thousands of genes that affect:
DNA repair
Inflammation levels
Metabolism
Immune system function
Cellular aging FindSenior Care
Some people inherit genetic advantages that make them more resilient to age-related diseases. Others may have genetic variations that increase risk.
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