Will I have less heart trouble by eating holy cow?
549271
Only if you wash it down with some holy water
464515
cut back the portion size of what you eat...stick to fruits, vegetables, whole grains, unsalted nuts.  Stay away from salt, saturated fats, sugars and alcohol.  Drink the recommended amount of water (the more you drink, the less fluid your body actually retains) and excercise at least 30 mins a day, 3 days a week, sustaining your heartrate above 130 bpm
741116
Horrible, fat is the worse of all of above, the liver has to work ten times as much and yet reject it, then it will deposit lipids around the walls of the arteries creating a dangerous build up, starch creates minor problems and protein is a not to worry about, just stay away from those hamburgers..☺
712748
excersize helps circulation better than eating a particular type of food
281695
Salmon is great because it has Omega 3 fatty acids, which are good for your heart. Chicken is also good, especially the white meat. Most fish are good for you. Avoid meats that are high in fat, such as sausages, bacon, pork chops, hot dogs, etc. You can indulge in red meat now and then, but don't make a habit of it. If you can have a couple of meatless days each week, go for it. You actually may not miss it.
876386
No, otherwise everyone would be dead!  God bless you is just a pleasantry.  If your heart stopped, even briefly, it would cause an arrhythmia and you would at the very least have severe chest pain or become unconscious every time you sneezed.
876872
Sure you will. Just keep a moderate well balanced diet. Heck, you can actually eat Bacon, real butter and Rib-eye steaks. But, moderation is the key. Most people are lead to believe these mentioned foods are bad for you. This how people like me keep the Demand low and thus price down so, we enjoy the good food and everyone else buy the lesser nutritious. Basic supply and demand economics. The link will help, I just use Butter and better cuts of meat. Up the HDL's and they lower the LDL's. The good eliminate the bad, just how nature work, without pills.
918597
That happens to me too, after I make any sudden movements. I don't think you're going to drop dead from a heart attack any second now, but I do think if you don't do something about it it could lead to heart/chest problems later in life. I'm assuming it's your heart, unless you have a broken upper rib right in the middle of your chest. It's good that you've gone to a doctor to check things out, because you're better safe than sorry. If looking to be on the safe side, you should probably just drink lots of water and eat bananas or something because water flushes all of the bad toxins out of your body.
607455
Redbulls are loaded with caffine so it could overload your heart!  Its reall really bad for you.  Please be careful
1111930
As long as your burning off the calories that you consume, then yeah, I guess so. But it's still not healthy. The fat and salt content in fast food is sooo bad for you that all of the exercising in the world wouldn't stop you from having health problems.
779204
I've never followed Peter D'Adamo's protocol, although I might try some of his advice if I can ever find a copy of his book to borrow. I'm not interested in dieting, because I'm already slim and lean, but I'd be interested if his theories helped me feel better overall, of if they might help with some of my chronic disorders (asthma, acid reflux, ADHD, rosacea).\n\nHowever, I would NOT follow 100% of he says for my blood type, which is O positive. I'd only follow what is applicable to me. For example, I've heard that folks with my blood type should, according to D'Adamo, eat red meat 3 to 4 times a week. Well, that's OUT for me! I'm 34 and already have elevated cholesterol, due to a genetic propensity for this from my mom's side of the family. I am very slim, active, and for the most part eat very well-balanced, healthy meals, yet I STILL have the beginnings of a cholesterol problem. \n\nSo I sure as heck am not going to start eating a bunch of red meat!! It so happens I don't really even like most red meats (except hamburger), and I hate steak. I mainly eat white meat chicken, white meat turkey, and fish. But even if I loved red meat, I would still limit my consumption of it, in the hopes of keep my cholesterol numbers from becoming high enough to warrant medication like Lipitor. :(\n\nI guess my ramblings only answered the first part of your question ("Has anyone tried eating according to their blood type?"), but not the second part, about whether it helped or hindered them. :) But hopefully you found this interesting anyway.
891013
Street talk has it that half boiled eggs give men sexual vigour. So, imagine what the men would think if you're seen eating half boiled eggs with coffee late night in raunchy Geylang! ;-)\n\nEaten in moderation, and as long as the eggs are fresh and not infected with salmonella or other microorganisms, and you are not cholesterol sensitive, it can be part of a healthy diet.\n\nNew insights into the fatty foods/heart disease connection reveal that in people with normal cholesterol metabolism it's not cholesterol that clogs arteries, it's foods high in saturated and hydrogenated fats. There is a small proportion of people who are termed "cholesterol sensitive," because their blood cholesterol levels rise when they eat foods high in cholesterol. In the great majority of the population, the amount of cholesterol in the diet does not affect blood cholesterol, since cholesterol is manufactured in the liver regardless of whether or not you eat it in a food. Saturated fats (and factory-made fats, such as hydrogenated ones) are far greater problems than dietary cholesterol, and compared with some other foods, eggs are not an especially high source of saturated fats. (Egg white is almost pure high-quality protein: so if you are a cholesterol- sensitive person, skip the yolk and eat the white.)
342197
It isnt proved as of yet that blood type has an affect on what we eat. You have a pretty healthy diet, everything from the *right* food group. i myself like a good nice tasty steak, but that goes st8 to the thighs lol, veges, rice, fruit, eggs, beans? your getting all your needed vitamins and stuff from there with the inclusion of fish where you would be getting omega-3 and stuff, if you add nuts: such as pine nuts, cashew nuts, well just nuts you will be giving your body much needed protien.
81388
Good question.  Your cholesterol rate shouldn't increase with moderate consumption.  If you are concerned, no-yolk egg noodles are widely available in your local grocery store, and they taste just the same.  Just like with popcorn, the worst part about pasta is what you put on it...so choose healthy options when you make or buy a sauce.  I like just extra virgin olive oil and fresh garlic, with some dried herbs thrown in.
795595
you can eat but you need to becareful by eating th e things that are solid because it might hurt you stmocha...for now i would just stick with the liquid foods just for a few days to make your mom happy...i hope that i answered you question...\np.s.\nit has happened to me with my mom....
934230
Yes, absolutely. Avoid having lots of Carbs, u'll end up with more weight. Follow regular walks, eat healthy food, and avoid eating junk. Your heart will be much younger. Believe me!
170258
it scares me tremendously, because I already have an immune disorder!  However, I'm not going to let it controll me.  I'm still going to eat my chicken and turkey as they are a great source of nutrition and I love them!  I look at it as this, if I'm going to die I'm going to die eating what I like, if I stop doing things that could potentially give me something that could kill me then I'd die of starvation and lack of oxygen.  There is not enough time in the day to worry about things that could happen some day vs what is happening now.  Live for the moment as if the momemt may be your last!