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I would appreciate feedback on who has changed their diet to fit the recommendations for blood group A, and found that it has made a difference.
I am considering trying to alter my diet to try out this method, but I don't really want to give up dairy or meat, but guess if I want my full health I may have to seriously consider doing so..
I am very new to this subject and so hope to learn a lot more h ere.
thank you
AJD24- Re: Question to this forum.. chava
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MoreThis is a reply to # 846,232The Blood Type Diet certainly didn't work for me. I'm blood type A as well and do very bad on a vegetarian/vegan diet (bloating, nervousness, high blood pressure, etc.). I'm more of a believer in metabolic typing (I'm a fast oxidiser/protein type, which is just about the opposite of what D'Adamo advises for blood type A).
Read this review on the Weston Price website about the Blood Type Diet :
http://www.westonaprice.org/bookreviews/eat_right.html
Here are some links if you want to learn more about metabolic typing:
http://www.well-net.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=106&Itemid=118
http://users.mrbean.net.au/~wlast/HF5-1.html
and
http://users.mrbean.net.au/~wlast/HF5-2.html
http://www.mercola.com/2002/dec/18/metabolic_typing.htm
Sorry for posting this criticism in a support forum, but I don't see many "supporters" of the Blood Type Diet here, so I guess nobody will be upset...
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- Re: Question to this forum.. vanadeux
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This is a reply to # 846,306thanks for your reply..I have heard others say that the Blood Type Diet s are not really solving health issues for many...
I might do a metabolic typing thing..and see what I can eat!
thanks for the links too.!
AJD24 - Re: Question to this forum.. theanne
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This is a reply to # 846,306Hello,
I am a follower of the Blood Type Diet . I do not follow Peter D'adamo's ER4YT but I follow his father, James D'adamo, who pioneered the Blood Type Diet . His son (Peter) took it mainstream and it has lost it's individuality. His father believes in sub-types in your blood which has a dramatic affect on your diet and exercise.
My blood type is A with a blood sub-type of B. I have my own personal diet that fits my blood type and deals with my health issues. I can eat turkey, lamb, chicken and specific fish and tofu. He also outlines the best vegetables and spices and teas. Yes, I have to avoid dairy.
I have read the majority of books out there about diet and lifestyles. One post mentioned maker's diet and weston price. They do have good information but I believe it should be modified to your blood type. Noone benefits from the Standard American Diet (white flour and White Sugar ) and my guess is that the people that Weston A Price studied were Blood Type O since they were meat eaters. Dr Mercola followed the son (Peter) when he probably had a sub-blood type that would have had an affect on his diet and excercise.
I have always returned to Dr James D'adamo's diet and finally decided to go the the D'adamo Institute (http://www.dadamoinstitute.com/). It was the best decision I have ever made and wished I would of gone sooner. You can check out what he believes and it will take you to his books.
I have a friend who is almost 60 and I've been talking about the Blood Type Diet . She was sceptical but looked at it one day. She noticed that she is allergic to everything that Type A's were told to avoid. She finally said "If I would of known about this earlier I probably would of avoided some of the health problems I have now." Unfortunately she probably would of disregared the diet back then.
Hope this helps,
theanne
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This is a reply to # 846,232Just want to say... read all the responses to your inquiry... and the person who talks about the metabolism even cited using Dr. Mercola - who is awesome and I really respect... Even Dr. Mercola's website talks about what the Dr. D'Adamo(s) have found that certain lectins play a large part in immunity. If your body doesn't feel good it could be numerous causes... but nutrition is key - Both Dr. Adamo's talked about cravings... if you just start the plan and feel weak/tired you could be detoxing or even dehydrated.
I started using the A-Type plan and I can 100% say it changed my life. Almost 40, I have lived with minor and major health irritations including fertility (had 6 miscarriages). After living the blood type A diet for 3 months (with initial similaritites to what you expressed) I started feeling better, then terrific including joints, back, allergies, etc... THEN I got pregnant and am due to deliver any day now... So I can say try it, live it and follow not just the diet but the lifestyle suggestions and hopefully you will experience what I did. I also shared my story and Dr. D'Adamo with a few other couples who were experiencing infertility...and wouldn't you know it the first one's that actually tried it got pregnant too... so just something to consider. - Re: Question to this forum.. #82374
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This is a reply to # 846,232I also had the Blood Type Diet turn my health around. I had tried many different health diets and vitamins and herbs. I thought I was dying. The only thing that turned my health around was following the blood type A diet. I tried a stricter form of it, almost a macrobiotic diet. No white flour at all, only organic whole grains, beans and vegetables and some of the macrobiotic desert recipes that were in harmony with the Blood Type Diet . My husband and I really stick to it and don't feel deprived in the least. So this is my humble opinion from my experience.
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