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by Peter J. D'Adamo
Amazon Price: $16.47
Customer Review: Great book with a lot of good information and links to great website. I believe it.
Amazon Price: $5.99
Customer Review: This book was exactly what I was looking for. It has answered a lot of questions that I have had about my health and diet.
Amazon Price: $5.99
Customer Review: I ordered this book because some of my co-workers are on this diet. So far, I have replaced several major food items the book suggested I stop eating with other foods. I actually have lost weight and have more energy. I will continue to do so with other foods.
I think this diet worth considering, especially by those with allergies as I have. I'm hoping for a long-term solution and am keeping an open mind that this will help.
by Peter J. D'Adamo
Amazon Price: $16.50
Customer Review: Amazing results! I had really strange digestion problems I knew were being mis diagnosed. After reading this, and following the diet, in 2 days I'm not sick anymore and don't take ANY stomach meds after 5 yrs. of sickness. Check it out.
by Peter J. Dr D'Adamo, Catherine Whitney
Amazon Price: $16.47
Customer Review: How would you react if upon entering your doctor's office, the second procedure they performed (just after the "wallet biopsy") was to fingerprint you? This "dermatoglyphic" analysis is one of the key variables in Dr. D'Adamo's formula for "calculating" your "genotype." (If being fingerprinted in your doctor's office is off-putting, you can do it yourself in the privacy of your own home using Dr. D'Adamo's handy GenoType Diet Home GenoTyping Kit.)
The GenoType(tm) Diet is a transparent attempt to rejuvenate a stale commercial franchise (the author's 1996 Blood Type Diet book and spin-offs) by rebranding his fringe medical theories with the current vogues of genomics and personalized medicine. In the current book, Dr. D'Adamo and his Institute for Human Individuality have resurrected and confounded outmoded medical concepts from the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s and 1970s and then painted them with a patina of 21st century genetics. To illustrate how purposefully misleading this is, on page 14 D'Adamo first concocts his own definition of the term genotype and then tells us that he has discovered the 6 basic genotypes according to the formula:
30,000 genes + prenatal experience + the last 100,000 years on earth = 6 GenoTypes
In the very first sentences on the next page, D'Adamo states: "I guess it's time for a confession. There probably aren't only six GenoTypes. There are probably 7.5 billion..." Hmmmm, let's see...if I round down 7.5 to 7... and then I multiply by 6... OMG! The real answer is 42! (see The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy)
The published evidence D'Adamo cites to support his theories comes mostly from out-of-print books. (Helloooo, Dr. D'Adamo...there's a reason these books are out of print!) In his bibliography on GENETICS (page 304), D'Adamo cites Brian Greene's The Elegant Universe which is a popularization of superstring theory in physics!
According to the Glossary (page 300), the term GenoType is a portmanteau: Genetic + Archetype = GenoType. Another example of a portmanteau is Frankenstein + wiener = Frankenweenie. The scientifc foundations of these two concepts are almost equally plausible.
by Peter J. D'Adamo
Amazon Price: $16.47
Customer Review: Great info in book. I highly recommend the blood type diet especially if you have a lot of pain and are on heavy meds.
Amazon Price: $5.99
Customer Review: If you follow the Blood Typing diet, this little pocket reference is indispensable when you go shopping or out to a restaurant. It's the 'Reader's Digest Condensed Version' of the teachings of the book series. If you can't remember whether a food is a beneficial, neutral, or avoid, you just whip out your little paperback and you're all set.
by DeWayne McCulley
Amazon Price: $16.47
Customer Review: I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes 7 months ago. When searching Amazon for a book on the subject the title Death to Diabetes really jumped out at me, because that is what I wanted to happen for my diabetes. I have since read many books on the subject, each with some good info, some not so good. Death to Diabetes takes you full circle, DeWayne McCulley covers just about every topic you will need to know about regarding your diabetes journey and recovery. His advice is sound, and his super meals are key to getting your diabetes under control. If you only read one book on the subject of diabetes I would strongly recommend this one, I reference it often. My Dr. compliments my success when I visit her.
Amazon Price: $5.99
Customer Review: While I acknowledge the truth that opinions are like a-holes...everyone has one...and I honor the right of free expression, I think some folks don't know the difference between the two. Those who blast something they haven't even tried and claim to be scientists are actually hilarious to me.
What is science? It's considering as many of the variables as possible, forming a hypothesis, carefully testing with an open mind and accurately recording the results. Those who dismiss something they haven't even tried are not scientists, they are little closed-minded robots just spouting what they've been told. Science is discovery and discovery only happens when you are capable of saying "I don't know."
The correlation between blood types and different lifestyles is overwhelming in the anecdotal literature and the true scientists are working on compiling more information for further investigation.
The bottom line is very simple. Just try it with an open mind for a goodly amount of time -- a few months would be great, but most people notice changes in the first few weeks -- really follow the guidelines for your blood type -- at least 80%-90% -- keep a journal recording what you notice (again OPEN MIND!) and THEN form an opinion.
Unless you have the stuff to really conduct your own scientific experiment, in my book, your opinion has NO credence. If you've done a truly open-minded, whole-hearted experiment for yourself and it doesn't work for you, then your opinion has some merit and I'm willing to listen. But then I keep seeing over and over again the stories of those who did their experiment skeptically, even assuming it wouldn't help them, and then being amazed at how much it did help them.
I'm just starting my experiment and I'm complying between 95%-100%, which is very easy to do. So far I have pretty good energy, less allergic stuff and slightly better digestion, but I'm just one week into my experiment, and there are other factors that may be affecting the results. A longer trial will be necessary to get solid results. The jury is still out on the diet so I haven't formed an opinion one way or the other yet.
But, as you can undoubtedly tell, I sure do have an opinion about pseudo-scientists!!!
by Peter J. D'Adamo, Catherine Whitney
Amazon Price: $6.99
Customer Review: I have found the book to be insightful and a different way of looking at diet. I am going to try his method and will up date ths after about 12 weeks
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Sir Cliff Richard moves it along the Great Wall of China - Telegraph.co.uk
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Sir Cliff Richard moves it along the Great Wall of China
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - May 1, 2008
... of "edible tree fungus" and donkey meat that none of us will touch, least of all Sir Cliff, who is currently on the Eat Right for Your Blood Type diet. ...
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Blood Type Diet?
by J-Ro
Has anyone had success with the diet based on the book "Eat Right 4 Your Blood Type" by Dr. Peter J. D'Adamo and Catherine Whitney? This diet was highly recommended to me by a natural healing specialist.
know your bloody blood type
by furbycutee
But after reading a long list of foods to avoid and eliminate from my diet, i wonder what's left to eat? i also can't recall what's my blood type and afraid of needles. abeh camno?
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by little miss kechik
People with blood type O carry the most ancient blood genes of all of us. They are direct descendants of Palaeolithic hunters and gatherers, whose digestive tract still functions the most efficiently when their diet is close to that of ...
Red Meat And A Healthy Diet - 1
by mayraz
This is covered in detail in the work of Dr. D?Adamo and his blood type diet books. They are a good reference for understanding why we as individuals differ so much in our nutritional needs. Thus red meat is necessary for some of us, ...
The Blood Type Diet
by yanshek1565
For people with O-type blood , the recommended diet is low-carbohydrate, low in diary products, and high in proteins from meat and fish. The specific foods that must be avoided by people with this blood type are oranges, avocados, ...
Scrutinizing Blood Type Diet
by Alobar Greywalker
I worked there for a year and only had a handful of O blood types who underwent open heart surgery and possibly 2 B blood types. What does this mean? Well it means there is something to the Blood Type Diet and the Eat Right for Your ...
BLOOD TYPECASTING: A TOOL FOR CHOOSING A MATE
by carolyncholland
It states that in Japan ?the letters A, B and O spell out success or doom for many a budding relationship,? since a widespread belief claims that ?blood type determines character?(and) Matchmaking agencies?often weed out potential ...
eat right 4 your type blood type diet
by writer2
Are you looking for a Blood Type And Pregnancy Diet? Do you want to lose weight while being pregnant by following a blood type diet that would also be safe for your baby? Well?this may be difficult! Only in the case of your blood type ...
does the blood type diet work
by writer2
Did you know that if you really want to lose weight you should select the diet, according to your blood type? In this article I am going to tell you which food you should eat if you have A, B, O, or even AB blood type. ...
eat for your blood type diet
by writer2
The idea behind the lose weight by eating for your blood type diet is that we are not all the same. Regular fad diets are aimed at the general population, but each person is different. Peter DŽAdamo, the founder of this diet, ...