OT: to: Connie - Genotype

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Hi,

Do you think it's best to start out w/blood type diet then move into Geno,

or do you think starting the Geno 1st would give someone the best results?

Do you buy the supplements too?

Does your family eat the same way as you do, or do you have to make

separate meals for them?

alicia

From:

Connie Blaze <connieblaz@...>

To:

Date:

02/17/2011 02:51 PM

Subject:

Re: [ ] Texas Lyme Docs

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To keep it simple... no gluten, sugar, low dairy. To make it

complicated... I follow the Geno Type Diet, which is a later version of

the Blood Type Diet. The Geno Type Diet is based on specific body

measurements and your blood type. I had been following the basic blood

type diet for years, but when I changed to the Geno Type Diet that's when

I really started to get better (and herx). Here's their website if you

want more information. http://www.dadamo.com/media/gtd.htm I ended up

getting what is called a Swami, which is a personalized diet that goes

into even more specific health details. I have a blog on that site as well

http://www.dadamo.com/B2blogs/blogs/index.php?blog=39

But, of course that's not all I'm doing. I've taken Buhner herbs for a

while, then my doctor had me start on some of the Cowden protocol. Then my

new doctor had me start on A-Bab and then A-Bart. I take a LOT of

supplements and supportive herbs. I do a number of things to detox. It

just seems that most things I try help, so to me it means the base of

eating well sets of the building blocks to healing the body.

Best,

Connie

Re: [ ] Texas Lyme Docs

That is terrific!!!!

Can you share your diet & changes with us??

That would be very helpful.

On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 3:03 PM, Connie Blaze <connieblaz@...> wrote:

>

>

> I changed my diet about a year and 1/2 before I was diagnosed. I started

> herxing with major heart symptoms after about eight months on no gluten,

> sugar, and low dairy. I also had epic constipation, shortness of breath,

> dizziness. It was weird, some of my symptoms were getting better (skin,

> nails and hair improved, lost a little weight, eyes clearer) and others

kept

> getting worse. Later my LLND told me my body got well enough from the

diet

> change that it started to fight the bugs and gave me a huge herx

response.

> Things keep getting better for me. It's been almost a year since I first

> went to the emergency room and I'd say I'm about 70% normal now. Slow

but

> steady.

>

> Connie

>

>