Re: Type A Diet /and Pink eye and type A

[Guest guest]

Hi

We are an O type group so you won't get many ideas on food but the process

is the same.

Trial and error - working in changes - keep what works and change what

doesn't.

I have worked with many on blood type for almost 15 years and from my

experience the A type is the least accurate.

I'm not sure why but many A's don't do good on soy protein and need some red

meat ( & lamb) protein on occasion.

The fruits & veges seem to fit pretty well.

A couple things to add to you decisions are secretor type and metabolic

type.

Autism adds its own set of rules.

Watching for food sensitivities and reactions.

But no matter what, eating clean, real food, unprocessed, natural

etc.......................... is what you need to do for your good health.

K

On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 6:39 AM, tina <cocoabear1965@...> wrote:

>

>

> Hello:I recently started the type A diet.I have tried it befiore,and found

> that I felt better on it.It is just hard to stick to it.I love meat and hate

> most veggies.Made up my mind,i`m no longer eating for pleasure.I`m eating to

> feel better.Fish is expensive and organic fruits and veggies.Do you think

> people with type A blood are more prone to pink eye?I do have allergies and

> asthma.Also,how can you get your kids tested?Does insurance pay?My son has

> autism and not very cooperative.Looking for tip and advice.Thanks.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

On Jan 13, 2011, at 3:39 AM, tina wrote:

> Hello:I recently started the type A diet.I have tried it

> befiore,and found that I felt better on it.It is just hard to stick

> to it.

> I love meat

My best friend is type A and sticks to what works for her. Meat is

fine on A diet. Bu eg chicken I better than say beef.

Fo m e(an O) a chicken meal does not keep me energetic more than

about 20 mins where beef keeps me active for 4 hrs.

My friend is the other way round. A bit of chicken is fuel for her

for hours.

IMO D'Adamo is prejudiced against meat for A's. I suspect he is an A

vegetarian - does not mean everyone should be - in fact no human was

biologically designed to be vegetarian whatever anyone says. (And I

have master's degree in cell physiology of humans).

Be sure to avoid all GMO foods

* Soy and anything made with soy;

* Sugar beets (incl anything sweetened with " sugar " . It is cane sugar

only if it says so.)

* Canola and anything containing it.

* Corn and anything containing it (except popcorn which is okay)

Organic foods are an exception - they are not GMO.

However do not eat soy even i it is organic - it damages your immune

system badly (and other problems).

> and hate most veggies.

Try to find a green leaf one you like, or can add flavor to, so you

enjoy it - the Vit K will keep calcium in your bones.

> Made up my mind,i`m no longer eating for pleasure.I`m eating to

> feel better.Fish is expensive and organic fruits and veggies.Do you

> think people with type A blood are more prone to pink eye?

Is your Vitamin D3 low? How much do you take?

Good supplement is 50,000 IU capsule of Vit D3, weekly (I do on Sundays)

> I do have allergies and asthma

Needs ascorbic acid (not ester-C), Vit B6 and LOTS of pantothenic acid.

> .Also,how can you get your kids tested?

Phone a place that does blood donations and ask them to test his

blood type as a favor if you donate?

> Does insurance pay?

Ask?

say you need to know for emergencies.

Secretor status can wait - you can usually determine it by food

sensitivity history.

Namaste,

Irene

--

Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.

P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.

www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)

" Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it. "

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your response.I could not find anyone talking about blood type

A.Sorry.My friend is type O and she is not doing organic foods.She has

fibromalygia.I told her that eating GMOs probably isn`t going to help much.She

needs to detox also.I know Weston Price says not to eat soy,so I wondered why

the author says it is Ok for type A.Asthma is a big issue for me.I have been

eating some chicken,though I think it causes some mucus.I do think eating meat

makes me gain weight.I hate the type A diet.Trying to stick to it as best I

can.Thanks again.

>

> > Hello:I recently started the type A diet.I have tried it

> > befiore,and found that I felt better on it.It is just hard to stick

> > to it.

>

> > I love meat

>

> My best friend is type A and sticks to what works for her. Meat is

> fine on A diet. Bu eg chicken I better than say beef.

> Fo m e(an O) a chicken meal does not keep me energetic more than

> about 20 mins where beef keeps me active for 4 hrs.

> My friend is the other way round. A bit of chicken is fuel for her

> for hours.

>

> IMO D'Adamo is prejudiced against meat for A's. I suspect he is an A

> vegetarian - does not mean everyone should be - in fact no human was

> biologically designed to be vegetarian whatever anyone says. (And I

> have master's degree in cell physiology of humans).

>

> Be sure to avoid all GMO foods

> * Soy and anything made with soy;

> * Sugar beets (incl anything sweetened with " sugar " . It is cane sugar

> only if it says so.)

> * Canola and anything containing it.

> * Corn and anything containing it (except popcorn which is okay)

>

> Organic foods are an exception - they are not GMO.

> However do not eat soy even i it is organic - it damages your immune

> system badly (and other problems).

>

> > and hate most veggies.

>

> Try to find a green leaf one you like, or can add flavor to, so you

> enjoy it - the Vit K will keep calcium in your bones.

>

> > Made up my mind,i`m no longer eating for pleasure.I`m eating to

> > feel better.Fish is expensive and organic fruits and veggies.Do you

> > think people with type A blood are more prone to pink eye?

>

> Is your Vitamin D3 low? How much do you take?

> Good supplement is 50,000 IU capsule of Vit D3, weekly (I do on Sundays)

>

> > I do have allergies and asthma

>

> Needs ascorbic acid (not ester-C), Vit B6 and LOTS of pantothenic acid.

>

> > .Also,how can you get your kids tested?

>

> Phone a place that does blood donations and ask them to test his

> blood type as a favor if you donate?

>

> > Does insurance pay?

>

> Ask?

> say you need to know for emergencies.

>

> Secretor status can wait - you can usually determine it by food

> sensitivity history.

>

> Namaste,

> Irene

> --

> Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.

> P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.

> www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)

> " Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it. "

>