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Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A Jen62
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MoreThis is a reply to # 10,629Thanks for the information. Does it not suggest that A type avoid apple cider vinegar as well? Wonder what kind of effects it would have, considering it is so beneficial, it seems crazy not to take it. I know that milk, beef and wheat cause mucous for me. Well thanks.
Jen-
Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A vjmiyagi
20 y
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This is a reply to # 10,630The difference in blood types means basically one man's food is another man's poison.
According to Dr. D'Adamo's web site, AVOID: Flocculates serum or precipitates serum proteins. It is listed as neutral for Type B's and Type O secretors. Avoid for all others.
My doctor simply said I could have regular salad dressing if I wanted, but if I experienced join pain I should avoid it because of the vinegar. I have been eating regular salad dressing now for about a week and haven't noticed any ill-effects.
I would not use apple cider for any medicinal effects it may have on Type B's or Type O Secretors. It seems to be high in magnesium and carbohydrates. I think there are better Type A friendly sources for this.
Hope this helps :)
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- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A SqueakyClean
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- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A vjmiyagi
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This is a reply to # 10,632Ugh, you are right.
It's so hard to break habits when they are over a half century old.
Well now that said, thoroughly depressing me, I'm going to go sulk.
- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A vjmiyagi
20 y
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This is a reply to # 10,595
This is a reply to # 10,594
AVOID: Flocculates serum or precipitates serum proteins.
I can tell you from personal experience that Avoids, while they may seem innocent enough can have exactly the opposite effect you may be looking for.
I have no idea why you are immobile, but you can loose weight with ER4YT. For myself, I've been on it since the 6th of July and never looked back. I have a new doctor, one I found on Dr. D'Adamo's doctor database. The improvements I've made in a relatively short period of time have me totally sold and convinced this is the only way for me to eat. My doctor is fine tuning my diet for me and I'm really pleased with the results. I have a long way to go (100 lbs more) but I know I'm going to enjoy the trip.
I've included the link to the Typebase 4 database. Good luck!
- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A zoloft6
20 y
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This is a reply to # 10,602Well what is ER4YT I've been reading a lot the last couple of days and I've seen this a couple of times,
I'm ready to start my body to get healthy on tuesday, I have a few days off to start,
Does anyone know if Splenda is okay?- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A SqueakyClean
20 y
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This is a reply to # 10,603Splenda is bad. For everyone. Use Stevia. Possibly Xylitol. Or real sweeteners like molasses and honey.
- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A zoloft6
20 y
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This is a reply to # 10,604where do I get this Stevia,? but I love molasses, and Is there a better honey to use
say I read a lot of information you write,
I think that a lot of my problems are from Aspartame I'm trying to cut down on Diet Mountain dew, since I came to this site, My doctor thought I had MS, I'm on Zoloft right now and I think that the reason I'm depressed is due to the diet pop.
I just don't know where to start, I think I'm going to start the Lemonade Diet on tuesday- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A SqueakyClean
20 y
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This is a reply to # 10,605Wow - yes Aspartame is dangerous, it's good you're trying to eliminate it!
Stevia can be bought at some grocery stores and most health food stores. It can be greenish or white, powder or liquid. You'll have to experiment with the right amount to add to your drinks and food.
At the top of the page it says "Foods" and you can read the foods that heal, it mentions the good sweeteners, there are others, in fact it's good to just browse the lists of foods that heal and foods that kill :-) - Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A vjmiyagi
20 y
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This is a reply to # 10,605You are here reading these posts so you obviously are concerned about your health.
I would caution you to avoid fad diets like the plague. Your body has an amazing ability to respond to the right foods. You can't drive a diesel engine on gasoline or visa versa. Your body is no different.
I've been on this plan since the 6th of July. I never looked back and have never felt better. I have more energy now than I've ever had in my entire life. I have a doctor I found in Dr. D'Adamo's doctor database and am pleased to report, damage to my heart has shown improvement in only 2 weeks.
Get the book Eat Right 4 Your Type. I ordered my books (there are several) from Amazon.com USED! Save $$.
Go to Dr. D'Adamo's website. There's a wealth of information!
Good Luck to you!
- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A SqueakyClean
20 y
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- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A zoloft6
20 y
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- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A vjmiyagi
20 y
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This is a reply to # 10,603ER4YT = Eat Right 4 Your Type, the Blood Type Diet , which is what this formun is dedicated to.
I checked the Typebase4 database and splenda isn't listed. I did find this when I googled splenda:
Conclusion
While it is unlikely that sucralose is as toxic as the poisoning people are experiencing from Monsanto's aspartame, it is clear from the hazards seen in pre-approval research and from its chemical structure that years or decades of use may contribute to serious chronic immunological or neurological disorders.
I've included the link to the Typebase 4 database at the end of this post.
For me, I'll avoid it.
Hope this helps!
- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A zoloft6
20 y
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This is a reply to # 10,607Wow that is a great link , thanks a bunch, okay so no Splenda I was reading some other post and I guess if I get some chronium and such I won't crave the sweets, I hope so.
also the previous post said something about fad diets is that a fad, I know I have Gallstones and I just became regular,( for me ) I wouldn't go for like 10 days and now I go everyday just once but, From what I read I should be going more, the old Doc, told me give it some time due to If things aren't used to going thru it tends to be sluggish, I've looked at all the pictures and everyday I find more great information, I just want to start on the right track, and not have to backpaddle, sorry I'm running on and on , I just need this info, any and all help is great,- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A vjmiyagi
20 y
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This is a reply to # 10,610Not sure what kind of sweets you crave, but you are supposed to eat fruit. I find fruit really helps my urges.
I am assuming you have Type A blood, else you wouldn't be posting here. Some time ago, pretty soon after I started eating this way, I set up my own discussion board. I haven't had too much success with the board, but I have posted a lot of information there. Pretty much my daily trek. I've missed a few days. Got depressed about lack of participation, but there's some good stuff there. I've included the link if you are interested.
Good Luck!- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A zoloft6
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- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A jeyar
20 y
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This is a reply to # 10,614I agree that it's possible to lose weight and gain health by following the Eat Right for Your Type diet. What I've noticed, and also heard from others, is that it takes very strict observance for this to occur. Just one or two little deviations and I'm back gaining or not feeling very well. So stick to it!
Also, people keep searching for sweeteners. At some point maybe we need to admit that refined and artificial sweeteners are BAD FOOD no matter what and avoid them! A few days of fasting could really kick the sweet cravings - likely you have yeast or other bad bacteria that really like that sweet stuff and when you don't eat it they are complaining at you. If you starve them for a time, they'll die off and not bother you anymore!
Jeyar- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A vjmiyagi
20 y
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This is a reply to # 10,618Thank you for the very useful information!!
I've been too afraid to eat an avoid, I don't think I can. One thing staff at my doctor's office told me that actually made sense was how she ate pizza. She told me the day before she eats it she loads up on beneficials and repeats this the day after. She claims no ill effects.
- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A vjmiyagi
20 y
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- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A jeyar
20 y
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- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A zoloft6
20 y
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- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A vjmiyagi
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- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A zoloft6
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- Re: Apple Cider Vinegar & Type A SqueakyClean
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This is a reply to # 10,594
Discovered apple vinegar cider and says she loves it . She was dizzy before drinking it , and then it instantly tasted good to her and straightened her right out...... soooo.
I tried it. Twice ...have type A positive blood I
Immediately felt nauseous both times and did not feel good all day! I had no idea that it wasn't good for my blood type ...but I'm a believer .
What does make me feel
AMAZING IS JUICING!
Kale , beets, lettuces !
Highly recommend it for our blood type!
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