What do you think of the "blood type diet"?
436303
You mean "Eat Right for Your Blood Type"?  It has some good information, but I don't think it applies to everyone.  I agreed with some of it, I disagreed with some of it.  Personally, I think you should just enjoy what you eat and do it in moderation :)
505632
That would rather defeat the purpose of a diet, wouldn't it? And you might want to reconsider the Special K diet. There is very little nutritional value in that cereal. And are you eating only the recommended portion of 1/2 cup with fat-free milk, or doing like my friend, filling a mixing bowl with Special K, bananas, strawberries, blueberries, sugar and whole milk and calling it a diet? If you must eat something sweet, I recommend fruit.
555378
Here are some opinions on food and diet:\n\nhttp://uk.blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-iQ_TenI9dLT74fuxz0hwQxOHovpKsgI-?cq=1\n\nAll feedback appreciated.
1090917
It amazes me how many people on her give answers and do not know a thing about what they are saying.  For one there are 3 types of diabetes - two being more talked about Type I and Type II but both can have things that are very alike and also dramatically different.  If he is on insulin shots that means he is in complete control of his glucose levels meaning he can counteract any carbs/sugar he buts into his body.  And it is not good to cut everything with carbs, fat and sugar in it out of your diet you need then to survive just in moderation.  Now if he is underweight that could be due to his sugar running high all the time. If he is on medication for Type II diabetes (there are many different pills out there for it) usually requiring two pills a day and has lost a considerable amount of weight then that is a good thing and he must be eating well already.\n\nBasically what he needs to do is see an Endocrinologist (diabetes doctor) and get with a dietitian.  People try to act as if they are knowledgeable on here but sadly are not always.  My husband has type I, my uncles and grandfather have type I so I do have personal experience and have done extensive research.  So that is what I suggest you do or he does by going to his doctor and seeing someone who can give him detailed meal plans if that is what he needs.  Really he needs to just eat a well balanced diet of protein (beans, legumes, soy, tofu), carbs (yes I said carbs), veggies and fruits.\n\nHere's a website that might help you get started.  Also refer to the American Diabetes Association's website.\nhttp://www.diabetic-recipes.com/cat_vegetarian.htm
684860
how hip that diet is.
704637
Well obviously, that's what a healthy diet consists of.  They can also suggest recipes that are appealing to you and exactly which fuits, veggies, meats, fishes, etc are the best for your body type and your weight/health goals.  There's more to it than just eating the right foods.  Portions are very important as well.  If you can't afford a dietician, then just eating the good foods is a great way to start.
88561
I am a nutritionist.....We all have a blood type, try and find out yours, then follow your  record..... although also use the common sense version, such as....sode, fries, andything fried, candy, sweetes, although these are bad, you can eat them on accations. Not daily, hourly and secondly.
594464
Actually choosing a diet that suits your blood group is recommended for controlling prostate cancer.But I guess masturbating will relax you and take your mind off your problems so it might minimise the risk.
871618
Eat Right 4 Your Type is more of a lifestyle change than a diet.  The basic idea is that certain foods aggrevate some blood types and not others.  For example, some people can eat loads of cheese and be fine and others get all bloated and gassy.  This is also why high protein/low carb diets work for some and not others.  It works for people with blood types that should be eating those foods to begin with (Type O mostly).  Optimally, your blood cells should flow smoothly and deliver things like oxygen to various parts of your body including muscle tissue and organs.  They also keep you healthy by defending against foreign cells and infection.  When you eat a food that should be avoided by people with your blood type, your blood cells clump together and are less effective at their job.  Many people refer to the feeling that they get as "food coma".  Eat Right 4 Your Type identifies about 200 foods per blood type that you should focus on.  I believe the average American eats about 40 different foods, so you'll actually have more to choose from.  Also, don't think that, for example, if you're type A you must give up cheese altogether, just that you should avoid it as much as possible and that  you'll be happier and healthier if you do.  Check it out.  Buy the book...it's worth it.  I know lots of people who have tried it and have stuck with it and are doing great...including myself!!
233418
My husband and I tried it last year. He lost 20 lbs. I lost 23. Then he retired, we moved and had to eat out a lot. We got off it, but now we are going back on it. It's a very healthy diet that was recommended to me by my cardiologist. We had so much more energy when we were on it. The first two weeks are a little difficult but after that you have lost your craving for sweets and high carb foods. You are allowed to have carbs after the first two weeks, but you stick to carbs that are healthy (like brown rice instead of white). It's really a smart diet and works very well. You will reach plateaus, but then you just increase your exercise and you start losing again.\n\nThis is not a "fad" diet, but rather a change in lifestyle. You could eat like this for the rest of your life and be healthier. Like I said, my cardiologist recommended it for me and I have congestive heart failure. He would not tell me to try a diet that wasn't healthy.
739547
Well, there is also an Italian called D'adamo, I think, a bit like the singer, yes.\nHe say not exactly the same as your writer, he speaks more about which kind of food agree the best or the less with each blood type, and amazingly enough, it seems that it is also related to where and when you lived....\nI am A Rh -\nIt means I should be vegan... \nWell, I am not totally, it depends of my needs...\nOther things are accurate...\nBut effectively, if people have the same tastes, it seems easier for them to be together, don't you think?
401100
Doing the Atkins diet "reversed" my diabetes.  Medically proven.  However, doctors will still bash it. Read the book and try it for two weeks and become a new you.
675125
Haven t heard about that diet!! Sounds a bit dull to just eat ham for dinner! If I were you I d get off that diet a.s.a.p and would start eating normal/healthy food 3 times a day and exercise regularly!!
442967
Essentially a restricted carbohydrate diet. See the link below.\nAlso have a look at what a normal, healthy balanced diet is - second link.
638166
I am a full vegan! That means I don't eat anything even made from animals including dairy and eggs. All I eat is fruit, vegetables, and nuts. I love em!!!! I even eat raw asparagus for a bedtime snack. :) I do it because it is what works best with my body. Vegetables keep my digestive tract moving quickly and my metabolism fast. I have never had a weight problem! I never feel heavy or bloated after a big meal and I know that I am at a low risk for things like heart disease, diabetes, and even cancer because of my diet. So you ask why eat veggies, I ask why not?
1164063
I have no idea what you're asking.  Anyone can eat garlic, regardless of their bloodtype, although I've heard vampires should avoid it.
818332
I believe it is a personal choice, I give blood as i am B positive, I am also on the bone marrow transplant reg, i have left my innards to ever who wants them,  Over the years I have donated over 50 pints of blood.\nYour question is very deep, peoples beliefs are precious to them, think of all the people that want to donate, blood and organs can not because of health issues and religion.\n Two questions for you do you give Blood/plasma are you on the donor register,\nAs my friend can not give blood anymore every other pint i donate i do it for her.