Re: April/re: type A

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Thanks for the info.  I've known for a while that me and both my boys are A+

but I had no idea that there is a specific diet that adheres to it.  In my 20's

I was a quasi-vegetarian eating only eggs and fish and according to this article

that's exactly what I should be doing.  Weird but it makes some sense because

on the SCD I've gained a lot of weight.  I attributed it to lack of sleep and

exercise after having such a busy schedule. 

http://aydansrecovery.blogspot.com/2009_08_01_archive.html

From: sunrose101@... <sunrose101@...>

Subject: [ ] April/re: type A

Date: Friday, February 26, 2010, 7:29 AM

 

Dear April,

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I just recently found out that my daughter is type A too.? Since there are only

3 or 4 blood types, 20% doesn't seem overly high??

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When we became vegan and mostly raw when my daughter was young, there was a lot

of progress.? We didn't use soy much, and when we did, only tofu.? Instead we

ate a load of almonds and 'raw' cashews.? We had lots of volunteers for the

patterning we were doing with her so we bought the nuts in 25lb lots!

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After a while, there's not such a craving for heavy protein!

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If You get Robbins book: Diet for a New America (

www.amazon.com/ Diet-New- America-- Robbins/dp/ 0915811812 -? ), You'll see

that everything has 'protein', and that the various world health organizations

recommend protein to be from 2-8 percent of the diet.? Breast milk is around 2%.

(I've seen varying figures.)

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I just read about diet and blood types the other day.? Very interesting,

although I think I'm O and I'm thriving and strong 35 years a vegan.

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Sincerely,

Francine

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