Blood type diet
Message: 5 Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1999 10:59:03 EST From: ShCasale@aol.com Subject: Re: (OT) MY O husband (was Brenda's...) Michelle and others: I am married to an O type too. At 53 he was at his wit's end trying to deal with the apparent autoimmune condition that caused his digestive upsets, diarrhea, skin lesions that would not heal, joint pain, sleep apnea, fatigue, fragile nails, weight gain, abdominal swelling, etc., etc. Once he would have dismissed the ER4YT eating plan as ridiculous, but his acute episodes had depleted his will to resist. He tried it and is today a changed man. All symptoms are gone or greatly diminished. He credits the idea that he was intolerant to gluten, but I see his body aches return when he sneaks a little potato or eggplant. It's easy to get the guy out of Italy but hard to get Italian food out the guy! I hope he will be in better health and have a greater life expectancy as a result. While he is never going to be an acolyte, he has benefited both physically and emotionally from this experience and would not hesitate to give the credit to ER4YT. I guess the Os pay attention when it hurts, until then it's just an intellectual exercise. If any of your spouses would like to communicate with Tony, I'm sure he would be happy to respond. Sharon C.