Eggs.
Eggs are not loved by me - I mean, raw eggs...
I’m fed up with all these microbes. Many of them can be found in our food, you know.
That is why I sure don’t want to eat RAW EGG - cause it can be infected with Salmonella… we can’t be so sure with it, even tube ice can be infected by this organism.
(credit: aibakaland)
But for someone who has been eating raw food since birth, will this organism even affect the villi of his stomach? Perhaps not, because us humans have this thing called adaptation. LOL.
Today’s discussion was about the ABO and Rh blood groups.
I am once again making this talk about my school and Japanese people in general because Japan always happens to pop up in our discussion everytime, I don’t know why really.
Okay, so like I said, today is about the blood groups. That one blood type that had a ‘Japanese’ incorporation in our discussion was the B type. Too bad, Aiba is AB and the rest of them are A. But still. So from the B blood type, there are further subgroups and one of which is the Weak B subgroup and from this subgroup there are still divisions based from the prescence of agglutination. Well, basically, the B sub m under the Weak B subgroup is frequently seen in Japanese as our lecturer has implied. Actually, that’s it. it has nothing to do with Arashi or to whoever. I just want to write it, this way the facts embed more easily to my memory. ^_^
I’m fed up with all these microbes. Many of them can be found in our food, you know.
That is why I sure don’t want to eat RAW EGG - cause it can be infected with Salmonella… we can’t be so sure with it, even tube ice can be infected by this organism.
(credit: aibakaland)
But for someone who has been eating raw food since birth, will this organism even affect the villi of his stomach? Perhaps not, because us humans have this thing called adaptation. LOL.
Today’s discussion was about the ABO and Rh blood groups.
I am once again making this talk about my school and Japanese people in general because Japan always happens to pop up in our discussion everytime, I don’t know why really.
Okay, so like I said, today is about the blood groups. That one blood type that had a ‘Japanese’ incorporation in our discussion was the B type. Too bad, Aiba is AB and the rest of them are A. But still. So from the B blood type, there are further subgroups and one of which is the Weak B subgroup and from this subgroup there are still divisions based from the prescence of agglutination. Well, basically, the B sub m under the Weak B subgroup is frequently seen in Japanese as our lecturer has implied. Actually, that’s it. it has nothing to do with Arashi or to whoever. I just want to write it, this way the facts embed more easily to my memory. ^_^