Re: Is there a do it yourself metabolic test?

[Guest guest]

LOL gotta look up my blood type.

Do best with meat and veggies. An all fruit meal makes me vomit. Can't

eat cereal (sugared) in the morning on an empty stomach. Same reaction.

Have to eat every couple hours or same thing.

Don't really care for dairy.

Ditto sweets. Rarely eat them.

Carbs can take them or leave them.

Cheri

>

> Here is what I am like:

>

> O+ blood

> Do best (by far) if I don't eat until noon.

> Do best on a high protein diet

> I don't like carbs at all (spagetti, potatoes, white bread and stuff)

> If I am hungry, and eat fruit, I will be hungrier after eating it

> than before.

> I'm not a big sweet eater. I do like chocolate a lot, but am

> satisfied very quickly with a small amount.

> I can go long periods without eating (8 - 12 hours)

> I do best if I go to sleep with a fair amount of food in my stomach --

> otherwise I don't sleep well at all.

> I have always craved dairy and seem to have little ill effects from

> it. I used to snack all the time on cheese, drink 1% milk at every

> meal, eat ice cream, etc. But this may have just been an addiction.

>

[Guest guest]

www.drkelley.info/articles/archive.php?artid=320

www.ppnf.org/catalog/ppnf/Articles/MetabolicTyping.html

If I had cancer, I probably would NOT follow the

parasympathetic-dominant/fast-oxidizer/high-protein & fat diet,

even if that was my metabolic type, until I was in remission,

consistent w/what Kelley did toward the end of his career.

For more metabolic typing info,

www.metabolictyping.com

www.bloodpH.com

[Guest guest]

Leonard,

Do you have any practical experience with this opinion?

Johanne

From: Leonard

Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 3:54 AM

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www.drkelley.info/articles/archive.php?artid=320

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If I had cancer, I probably would NOT follow the

parasympathetic-dominant/fast-oxidizer/high-protein & fat diet,

even if that was my metabolic type, until I was in remission,

consistent w/what Kelley did toward the end of his career.

For more metabolic typing info,

www.metabolictyping.com

www.bloodpH.com

[Guest guest]

" Johanne Wayne " <thewfamily@...> wrote:

>

> Leonard,

>

> Do you have any practical experience with this opinion?

No

> From: Leonard

> Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 3:54 AM

>

> Subject: [ ] Re: Is there a " do it yourself " metabolic test?

>

>

> www.drkelley.info/articles/archive.php?artid=320

> www.ppnf.org/catalog/ppnf/Articles/MetabolicTyping.html

>

> If I had cancer, I probably would NOT follow the

> parasympathetic-dominant/fast-oxidizer/high-protein & fat diet,

> even if that was my metabolic type, until I was in remission,

> consistent w/what Kelley did toward the end of his

career.

>

> For more metabolic typing info,

> www.metabolictyping.com

> www.bloodpH.com

[Guest guest]

Leonard,

Thank you for being honest!

Before I had the opportunity to learn better tools, I would have clung onto this

opinion and it could have cost me my life! It came close a few times while I

kept learning and trying...

It brings tears to my eyes everytime I think about the struggle.

Bless you,

Johanne

From: Leonard

Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2008 9:38 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Is there a " do it yourself " metabolic test?

" Johanne Wayne " <thewfamily@...> wrote:

>

> Leonard,

>

> Do you have any practical experience with this opinion?

No

> From: Leonard

> Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 3:54 AM

>

> Subject: [ ] Re: Is there a " do it yourself " metabolic test?

>

>

> www.drkelley.info/articles/archive.php?artid=320

> www.ppnf.org/catalog/ppnf/Articles/MetabolicTyping.html

>

> If I had cancer, I probably would NOT follow the

> parasympathetic-dominant/fast-oxidizer/high-protein & fat diet,

> even if that was my metabolic type, until I was in remission,

> consistent w/what Kelley did toward the end of his

career.

>

> For more metabolic typing info,

> www.metabolictyping.com

> www.bloodpH.com