Should disqualification from donating blood, due to service-related reasons, count for VA disability?

It's not a disability nor is it really a huge problem...the simple fact is that nobody has figured out a way to TEST for "mad cow disease" antibodies or dormant virus in blood. All it is is The Red Cross and the medical world doing what it does....taking an abundance of caution until they figure out if it is a problem. I spent 3 years in Germany (1989-1991) with a six month vacation in Saudi Arabia, Iraq & Kuwait. I'm more concerned about all the shit I was exposed to in the Gulf in 1991 than mad cow disease, but service during Desert Shield/Desert Storm, exposure to chemical weapons, depleted uranium, burning crude oil,etc is of no concern when it comes to giving blood. Don't get paid for that shit!... So I doubt VERY SERIOUSLY you should worry about getting paid for something that they can't even say is even a remote possibility that anybody was EVER exposed to.
Let that sink in.

I say no. Does it hamper your daily life?

There is nothing to rate, we are not poisoned because the no blood donation is decision made by the Red Cross as a precaution here in the USA, you can still donate blood in those countries as well as at the ARMY hospital.

I was not partially poisoned as you suggested for my two tours in Germany due to mad cow disease I just did not eat cow! Now assuming one did eat an infected cow then a lot of things would have had to happen for that piece of infected meat to get into the food supply. Mainly when a cow is infected they start to loose control over walking is the first sign....then it gets worse after that. Lastly cow would be burnt up to make sure it does not enter the food supply. Ssooooooo why would the VA recognize this and you're the only one that is claiming it or raising this as an issue meanwhile the other 499,000 soldiers that were over there during the height of the Cold War is fine?