Re: blood type diet

July 21, 2001

,

I have heard about this. What blood type is your child and what did

you have to do differently? I suppose I should look up our just to

see if there are easy changes to make. We are A+. I am currently also

restrictive colorants, additives, chemicals, etc. I am looking into

doing the Feingold diet to get a this of these foods.

If you are not comfortable taking her off GFCF, then don't do it. In

fact, it would be better to start her on the enzymes and just let her

get used to them first, and see if there is a reaction to the product

itself. Then if you want, add back in one food at a time and see how

it goes.

.

>>We then implemented the blood type diet over and above and saw

> even better results. Because her diet is so limited

> and being so strict on no colourants, flavourants,

> additives etc - I'm so strict that she only eats

> organic fruit, veg and meat and absolutely no funnies.

> I am a little worried of putting her back on " normal "

> foods after getting good results with the enzymes?

>

> (SA)

July 21, 2001

,

She is of the blood type O+. Studies have shown that

most autistic kids aere of the A and O blood types so

I decided to give it a try. I had to eliminate even

more foods - eggs, potatoes, certain vegies, fruits,

juices, rice and a whole lot more. We went thru

another detox, but she has been doing so much better

in ABA than ever before. O's are definately gluten and

casein intolerant, even corn and soy are no good.

(SA)

--- kjorn@... wrote:

> ,

>

> I have heard about this. What blood type is your

> child and what did

> you have to do differently? I suppose I should look

> up our just to

> see if there are easy changes to make. We are A+. I

> am currently also

> restrictive colorants, additives, chemicals, etc. I

> am looking into

> doing the Feingold diet to get a this of these

> foods.

>

> If you are not comfortable taking her off GFCF, then

> don't do it. In

> fact, it would be better to start her on the enzymes

> and just let her

> get used to them first, and see if there is a

> reaction to the product

> itself. Then if you want, add back in one food at a

> time and see how

> it goes.

>

> .

>

> >>We then implemented the blood type diet over and

> above and saw

> > even better results. Because her diet is so

> limited

> > and being so strict on no colourants, flavourants,

> > additives etc - I'm so strict that she only eats

> > organic fruit, veg and meat and absolutely no

> funnies.

> > I am a little worried of putting her back on

> " normal "

> > foods after getting good results with the enzymes?

> >

> > (SA)

>

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July 21, 2001

,

Would you post a blood type diet web site?

Thank you,

.

July 21, 2001

Could someone throw some information at me about this?

>>>O's are definately gluten and

casein intolerant, even corn and soy are no good.<<<

I'm an " O " - but, shamefully, I'm not sure what type my daughter is....

Penny

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" If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears

a different drummer.

Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. "

--Henry Thoreau

July 22, 2001

Hi Penny,

There is a book called " Eat Right For Your Type " - I can't recall the

author's name and can't find my copy. He theorizes that people with

different blood types require different sorts of diets. The blood type is

a throw back to our ancestors. I never tried it as GF/CF was hard enough

for me. Pat

> Blood Type Diet

>

>Could someone throw some information at me about this?

>

>>>>O's are definately gluten and

>casein intolerant, even corn and soy are no good.<<<

>

>I'm an " O " - but, shamefully, I'm not sure what type my daughter is....

>

>Penny

July 22, 2001

The authors name is D'Adamo. There are a number of

books :- Eat right 4 your type, Cook right 4 your

type, live right 4 your type.

The diet is not that bad. We eliminated a few things,

but not that many(eg, for O's no potato - only sweet

potato, no white onions - only red ones etc)Its just a

matter of changing to things that are beneficial

instead of things that are not doing the body any

good.

Hope this helps. The website is www.dadamo.com

Should you need any more info, please feel free to

drop me a mail.

(SA)

--- Pat Gallagher <patgallagher@...> wrote:

> Hi Penny,

> There is a book called " Eat Right For Your Type " -

> I can't recall the

> author's name and can't find my copy. He theorizes

> that people with

> different blood types require different sorts of

> diets. The blood type is

> a throw back to our ancestors. I never tried it as

> GF/CF was hard enough

> for me. Pat

>

> > Blood Type Diet

> >

> >Could someone throw some information at me about

> this?

> >

> >>>>O's are definately gluten and

> >casein intolerant, even corn and soy are no

> good.<<<

> >

> >I'm an " O " - but, shamefully, I'm not sure what

> type my daughter is....

> >

> >Penny

>

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July 22, 2001

In Dr D'Adamos book, he expains how each blood type is

intolerant to certain foods and which are beneficial.

He gives a table of foods which are avoids,

neutral(can have but not avoids) and highly beneficial

foods.

My daughter has done very well on the diet. I joined

one of the other lists - , but

found that no-one on the list was " treating " Autism

with it. It just made common sense to me after reading

the book - another intervetion I had to try!

(SA)

--- Penny <nospam@...> wrote:

> Could someone throw some information at me about

> this?

>

> >>>O's are definately gluten and

> casein intolerant, even corn and soy are no good.<<<

>

> I'm an " O " - but, shamefully, I'm not sure what type

> my daughter is....

>

> Penny

>

--------------------------------------------------------

> " Just remember this: Plenty of Horsepower, No

> Traction " - R. S. on

>

> " If a man does not keep pace with his companions,

> perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.

> Let him step to the music he hears, however measured

> or far away. "

> --Henry Thoreau

>

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July 22, 2001

,

I think it is www. dadamo.com

If there is a problem getting into the site, let me

know - I have more websites, just need to find it

under the pile of papers on my desk! eek!

--- kjorn@... wrote:

> ,

>

> Would you post a blood type diet web site?

>

> Thank you,

> .

>

__________________________________________________

July 22, 2001

I've heard about the blood type diet, but mostly for weight loss. I

wouldn't mind trying this and have slightly adjusted the diet for my boys

following their persciptions, but are you using the book that was written

for weight loss or is there another book discussing this diet and

learning/behavior problems?

Thanks much.

( & Malachi's mom)

July 22, 2001

,

I went to join the ER4YT as an A but there were a couple groups for

each blood type. Do you know why there are two? My husband in O so I

wanted to look into that as well. I could not determine if there was

a different focus or not.

Kare.

>>I joined

> one of the other lists -@y..., but

> found that no-one on the list was " treating " Autism

> with it. It just made common sense to me after reading

> the book - another intervetion I had to try!

July 22, 2001

Yes, most people use it for weight problems, however

al lot of people use it for food intolerances as well

as allergies - that is why I tried it. Nothing has

been scientifically proven with Autism, in fact it

seems like I am a first when it comes to this! I am

not saying that it is a " cure " , but it has helped my

daughter a great deal - over and above the gfcf that

is. Wish there was a list to find out more about the

diet and Autism, but I joined the list and there was

only people wanting to loose weight on the list

(pitty) sigh!

I'm just letting you know of another diet that may

help.

(SA)

--- maccabeus@... wrote:

> I've heard about the blood type diet, but mostly for

> weight loss. I

> wouldn't mind trying this and have slightly adjusted

> the diet for my boys

> following their persciptions, but are you using the

> book that was written

> for weight loss or is there another book discussing

> this diet and

> learning/behavior problems?

> Thanks much.

>

> ( & Malachi's mom)

>

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July 22, 2001

,

Yes there is a different list for each blood type -

not much info from a autism point of view, but for

yourself there is plenty of info. I found the info

very useful, but i am getting about 400 mails a day,

so decided to concentrate just on autism and so I

decided to unsubscribe to the blood type list. Hope

this helps.

(SA)

--- kjorn@... wrote:

> ,

>

> I went to join the ER4YT as an A but there were a

> couple groups for

> each blood type. Do you know why there are two? My

> husband in O so I

> wanted to look into that as well. I could not

> determine if there was

> a different focus or not.

>

> Kare.

>

> >>I joined

> > one of the other lists -@y..., but

> > found that no-one on the list was " treating "

> Autism

> > with it. It just made common sense to me after

> reading

> > the book - another intervetion I had to try!

>

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July 23, 2001

I also read the book Eat Right for Your Type, a while back, as it

helped a friend of mine decrease her fatigue. Whether it works or

not, I do not know. Perhaps it helps some. However, one of the

basic premises of this book was that blood types were directly

correlated with human evolution. That is, type O persons were more

" evolved " than B type, etc. O type people can eat more meat/protein,

versus B or A type vegetable eaters, following the " evolved " human

diet.

Again, not to say it does or doesn't work, but it is helpful to know

the author's perspective/discernment.

Janet

May 30, 2003

ho here is an A type, an O type, a B type? AB? I will

go ahead and type out some of the foods which are

recommended for each. I have to find the book on tape

first. I am a type A. I have a feeling that a lot of

you with gall bladder problems are a type A.

,

I'm type O positive.

Susie

May 31, 2003

----O negative. And I hate meat. Steph

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Seu Tefila Le-Shlom Yisrael

God Bless America

June 1, 2003

Trish

Type O

Len

June 5, 2003

> Who here is an A type, an O type, a B type? AB? I will

> go ahead and type out some of the foods which are

> recommended for each. I have to find the book on tape

> first. I am a type A. I have a feeling that a lot of

> you with gall bladder problems are a type A.

>

I'm a type O, and this " blood type diet " stuff really interests me. I

have trouble believing that it could have any grounding in reality,

but I'm willing to learn.

Luci

May 18, 2009

Boy do I feel like a dumbell. : - (

I have no idea what my blood type is! How does one find out without sounding

like a complete ninny?

From: ncogan@...

Date: Sun, 17 May 2009 05:49:01 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: Blood type diet

>

> I don't know how many of you are familiar with Dr. D'Adamo's books on eating

right for your blood type. He is very well known for his opinions which are

scientific, and his seminars are always sold out. I have excerpted some from

his web site. If you are not an " O " , you can look for your type and get a

glimpse of what foods you should eat for optimum health and which ones to avoid.

I found it interesting enough to order the book, " Eat Right for Your Type " at

Amazon.com. Maybe it's time for me to shape up or ship out. LOL.

>

> " Why are some people plagued by poor health while others seem to live healthy,

vital lives even late in life? Does blood type influence personality? A single

drop of blood contains a biochemical make up as unique as your fingerprint. Your

blood type is a key to unlocking the secrets to your biochemical individuality.

Foods and supplements contain lectins that interact with your cells depending on

your blood type. This explains why some nutrients which are beneficial to one

blood type, may be harmful to the cells of another.

_____________________________________

Hi Lottie,

I can hardly believe you writing about the blood type diet. I just told Lottie

off list that I have followed this diet for blood type A for over 10 years! and

she told me she did not think that she could be that disciplined.

For me it was easy and a no-brainer because when I went on the diet I felt

better than I had probably ever felt in just 2 or 3 weeks. Blood type A

ancestors settled in the fertile valleys and their diet became grains, fruits

and vegetables.....with a little poultry and fish. NO red meat. The blood type A

person has less hydrocholic acid in their stomach secretions (this is a known

fact) and cannot digest meat protein.....and gives that feeling of feeling heavy

or sluggish after a meal with meat.

Also, those antigens in the blood are also in all body secretions (like saliva,

mucous, etc) in 85% of people, who are called secretors. This is why I think

some people have such a hard time with a BMT where they are changing blood

type.....that type (antigens) are not just in the blood, it bathes all cells.

The science is very interesting. As for the books, if you are intrigued, I would

pick up the first book Eat Right 4 Your Type at the library or a used book

store, then move on to Live Right 4 Your Type, which is the diet at a more

refined level plus other material. There is a new book, The Genotype Diet, but

when I took a Dr. d'Adamo test on line, it said, because of my cml and side

effects, I would do better with the basic blood type diet....but the Genotype

diet book is some fascinating reading.

So, Lottie, I guess you did a little on line reading and also got a bit

intrigued? Dr. d'Adamo (and his father before him who started the research in

his clinic) are naturopaths.....and naturopaths really spend 4 years of medical

school studying the biochemistry of the body, this is their specialty. Westen

medicine doctors get a crash course of a couple lectures on nutrition!

C.

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May 19, 2009

Dear Cmlers,

If one gets the chance and one does not know their blood type, there

is a kit for $10.00 you can buy from the rear of the Blood Type Book.

It is well worth reading, and since Dr. D'Adamo, has written it some

16 years ago, most of the Medical Physicians who read it, wrote books

of their own regarding our diets. If one makes a visit to any of the USA

book stores Borders or Barne & Nobles or even Amazon.com, you will

find a phlorea of health diet books and ways to conquer and consume

a better diet.

I read this book 16 years ago, and found it fascinating, at first I thought

this book was a gimmick, however, I was suffering at that time with

weight gain on all white flour products. Not only did I have severe

inflammation, but I was gaining weight without really consuming much

except bread. Medical Physicians didn't have a clue about Celiac Sprue,

nor did they understand about gluten sensitivities. I was the one who

actually Educated my Allergist to look or have a rast test provided for

kids and adults on what gives us allergies, besides the pollens, and the

environment factors.

Dr. D'Adamo, N.D. has recently published another new book in the

market place called: Geneotyping. Many friends said the book is fascinating

too, and help them understand how much better to feed

and supplement their children as well.

Many of our health diseases are stated as hereditary, well, if we all knew

what makes us sick as we consumed our foods, we would realize it is the

negative foods, and other staples which make us sick, or makes our bodies

digest things differently.

If anyone enjoys reading great books this one is of great importance!

Buy it, borrow it, or buy it used on Amazon.com.

Hope everyone gets a copy of this fabulous book and re-educate ones

self about what is making us sick in our diets.

Blessings to everyone!

Dory Doggie

________________________________

From: Cogan <ncogan@...>

Sent: Sunday, May 17, 2009 12:49:01 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Blood type diet

>

> I don't know how many of you are familiar with Dr. D'Adamo's books on eating

right for your blood type. He is very well known for his opinions which are

scientific, and his seminars are always sold out. I have excerpted some from

his web site. If you are not an " O " , you can look for your type and get a

glimpse of what foods you should eat for optimum health and which ones to avoid.

I found it interesting enough to order the book, " Eat Right for Your Type " at

Amazon.com. Maybe it's time for me to shape up or ship out. LOL.

>

> " Why are some people plagued by poor health while others seem to live healthy,

vital lives even late in life? Does blood type influence personality? A single

drop of blood contains a biochemical make up as unique as your fingerprint. Your

blood type is a key to unlocking the secrets to your biochemical individuality.

Foods and supplements contain lectins that interact with your cells depending on

your blood type. This explains why some nutrients which are beneficial to one

blood type, may be harmful to the cells of another.

____________ _________ _________ _______

Hi Lottie,

I can hardly believe you writing about the blood type diet. I just told Lottie

off list that I have followed this diet for blood type A for over 10 years! and

she told me she did not think that she could be that disciplined.

For me it was easy and a no-brainer because when I went on the diet I felt

better than I had probably ever felt in just 2 or 3 weeks. Blood type A

ancestors settled in the fertile valleys and their diet became grains, fruits

and vegetables.. ...with a little poultry and fish. NO red meat. The blood type

A person has less hydrocholic acid in their stomach secretions (this is a known

fact) and cannot digest meat protein..... and gives that feeling of feeling

heavy or sluggish after a meal with meat.