Re: I'm type A

[Guest guest]

> I have been on the Blood Type Diet and I have found that most of

the

> things I'm suppose to avoid I do better when I do. My only

criticism

> is that it was very hard to follow. Being a vegan in this society

is

> very difficult, although it is getting better than it was. I am

not

> a vegan but I definitely feel better when I limit my meat intake.

I

> have been struggling with digestive issues for over a year now and

am

> still trying to figure out what foods are best. I have done the

flush

> 3 times now and feel that the first one was by far the most

> successful. I had two months symptom free and now I have been

having

> the pain back again. I am beginning to wonder if maybe I've been

> eating too much meat. I am going to try avoiding meats for awhile

> and see if that makes a difference. Thanks to everyone for the

> posts. It has been helpful in managing my health even though I

don't

> post very often.

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I am type A as well, elimating meat was very easy for me. I have

more energy and feel better without it. Also, I find for the type A,

sheep cheese is awesome... " Roquetfort " is a french sheep cheese, it

is the best cheese ever!

[Guest guest]

> I am type A as well, elimating meat was very easy for me. I have

> more energy and feel better without it. Also, I find for the type

A,

> sheep cheese is awesome... " Roquetfort " is a french sheep cheese,

it

> is the best cheese ever!

Thanks for the tip. I will try that. I have never tried that kind of

cheese. I am still exploring different recipes. Actually I am

curious if anyone out there in cyber land knows of some healthy salad

dressings that don't use vinegar? Also, I am looking for a pasta

substitute since the semolina and even the whole wheat pasta makes me

pretty sick. Thanks,