Re: Cold temperatures result in an alkaline shift in the body (was - school closes down)

[Guest guest]

Hi Wanita

on Friday, February 07, 2003 6:18 PM you wrote --

<<< this came from the Metabolic Typing Diet book I'm assuming the " Cold

temperatures result in an alkaline shift in the body. " sentence is what they

have found to happen beyond the study in all metabolic types in northern

latitudes when cold weather begins and the person is keeping with eating to

type.>>>

it looks like there's no escape!!!... I'll have to get my hands on that book

and READ it.

thanks for the info.

Dedy

[Guest guest]

At 08:57 AM 2/11/03 +0000, you wrote:

>Hi Wanita

>on Friday, February 07, 2003 6:18 PM you wrote --

><<< this came from the Metabolic Typing Diet book I'm assuming the " Cold

temperatures result in an alkaline shift in the body. " sentence is what they

have found to happen beyond the study in all metabolic types in northern

latitudes when cold weather begins and the person is keeping with eating to

type.>>>

>

>it looks like there's no escape!!!...  I'll have to get my hands on that book

and READ it.

>thanks for the info.

>

>Dedy

Hi Dedy,

I am assuming here but the sugar, salt, alcohol, caffeine and nicotine all

alkalinize everyone to some degree. There is some good info in this book that

makes sense to me. Mainly saying our bodies and diets are as different as our

outside appearance. Others are based on the sugar or fat you can't have rather

than what foods fit your metabolism. Maybe a non protein type might see it

differently. Some people are lukewarm on it and I do admit the publisher

likely

had the author leave out detail to the importance of the whole foods NT

covers.

Wanita