What impact does the blood type diet have on the developing fetus during pregnancy?

The diet normally prescribed for pregnant women results in no problems or reactions in context to "blood type diet theory". Of course, everyone is different, and you might want to bring the diet to your obstetrician's attention if there are any other health problems. If you prefer to believe the theory, there should be no reactions should you conceive a type O child as according to the theory, the fetus is to some degree "immunologically privileged" and type A does not normally react to O tissue. For example, if you are type A, you could receive type O blood. This theory says that sometimes, however, type O mothers can have a problem with B and A children.

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