Re: Blood tests and GI panel

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In a message dated 3/8/2003 5:40:57 AM Eastern Standard Time,

Gaialandscapes@... writes:

<< Two days into this treatment and I already have gotten huge improvements

with my digestion. I also was advised to totally eliminate all coffee and

dairy (duh!) which were my last remaining vices; these were also very

debilitating to my system! >>

Were you still drinking coffee and using dairy when you took the tests? That

may explain why the diet didn't cleanse you naturally. When I went totally

onto the diet (no cheating), I was amazed at how virtually every malady went

away except for weight loss. That problem was because I didn't know I was a

non-secretor. Now the weight is coming off. Of course, when I cheat my body

tells me right away. Hopefully, you can back down on some of the herbs when

you heal. Glad to hear you're getting better. Isn't this diet a wonderful

discovery? The maddening part is that as people watch me heal from fairly

serious ailments while others degenerate, they don't believe it's from the

diet, especially after they find out that it's not easy--LOL.

Max

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In a message dated 3/8/2003 11:55:37 AM Eastern Standard Time,

salbud@... writes:

<< She has arthritis, which is what I had. >>

My new SIL (37) had trouble putting on her new wedding ring and said she has

arthritis. She's a nurse and takes gobs of pain meds etc (, you know

the drill). I asked her her blood type (O of course). I told her that I bet

she ate a lot of potatoes. She looked at me like I was psychic and said she

eats them 2 to 3 times a day. I told her to stop eating potatoes and her

arthritis would get better or go away. Of course, she thinks I'm the crazy

older brother. Sigh...

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/8/2003 1:36:47 PM Eastern Standard Time,

mcnlambs@... writes:

<< I am confused by this message. >>

Hmmm, I'm confused by your confusion. What part (s) are confusing?

Confused in Savannah.

[Guest guest]

That is so true, Max. I even had a lady ask me what I couldn't eat, because

she had to do something. She has arthritis, which is what I had. Then the

next day she was remarking that she didn't know how I did it. I couldn't eat

hardly anything, and was eating everything on her tray that I'd said I

wouldn't eat.

Re: Blood tests and GI panel

The maddening part is that as people watch me heal from fairly

> serious ailments while others degenerate, they don't believe it's from the

> diet, especially after they find out that it's not easy--LOL.

> Max

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am confused by this message. Anyone else. Not too sure of what you are

trying to say here..........

MC

Re: Blood tests and GI panel

The maddening part is that as people watch me heal from fairly

> serious ailments while others degenerate, they don't believe it's from the

> diet, especially after they find out that it's not easy--LOL.

> Max

>

>

[Guest guest]

That is so true, Max. I even had a lady ask me what I couldn't eat, because

she had to do something. She has arthritis, which is what I had. Then the

next day she was remarking that she didn't know how I did it. I couldn't eat

hardly anything, and was eating everything on her tray that I'd said I

wouldn't eat.

This is the part that I do not understand. The sentence is not clear to me. It

sounds to me as if you are saying that you told her all the things that you

could not eat and then went on to eat them anyways.

MC

Re: Blood tests and GI panel

In a message dated 3/8/2003 1:36:47 PM Eastern Standard Time,

mcnlambs@... writes:

<< I am confused by this message. >>

Hmmm, I'm confused by your confusion. What part (s) are confusing?

Confused in Savannah.

[Guest guest]

She was thinking eating this way would maybe help her arthritis. She was the

one who ate the avoids anyway. She was remarking that the list of what not

to eat didn't leave me much to eat. I don't think she will look at it from

the point of view of what she can eat. When you think of what you can eat

instead of what you can't, it makes staying with blood type eating a whole

lot easier. Sorry about not wording that clearer.

----- Original Message -----

From: " son " <mcnlambs@...>

. Then the

> next day she was remarking that she didn't know how I did it. I couldn't

eat

> hardly anything, and was eating everything on her tray that I'd said I

> wouldn't eat.

>

>

> This is the part that I do not understand. The sentence is not clear to

me. It sounds to me as if you are saying that you told her all the things

that you could not eat and then went on to eat them anyways.

>

> MC

[Guest guest]

I had underline the part I did not get but I see here that that did not take

place so now I will try to cut everything but what I do not get........

Re: Blood tests and GI panel

In a message dated 3/8/2003 1:36:47 PM Eastern Standard Time,

mcnlambs@... writes:

<< I am confused by this message. >>

Hmmm, I'm confused by your confusion. What part (s) are confusing?

Confused in Savannah.

[Guest guest]

No prob. Just wanted to be sure of what you were saying. It sounded like you

ate stuff you were not suppose and were still trying to convince her. Which

made no sense at all. I try to just focus on what I can eat also.

Re: Blood tests and GI panel

She was thinking eating this way would maybe help her arthritis. She was the

one who ate the avoids anyway. She was remarking that the list of what not

to eat didn't leave me much to eat. I don't think she will look at it from

the point of view of what she can eat. When you think of what you can eat

instead of what you can't, it makes staying with blood type eating a whole

lot easier. Sorry about not wording that clearer.

----- Original Message -----

From: " son " <mcnlambs@...>

. Then the

> next day she was remarking that she didn't know how I did it. I couldn't

eat

> hardly anything, and was eating everything on her tray that I'd said I

> wouldn't eat.

>

>

> This is the part that I do not understand. The sentence is not clear to

me. It sounds to me as if you are saying that you told her all the things

that you could not eat and then went on to eat them anyways.

>

> MC

[Guest guest]

Max,

I totally agree with you, I have told more people about the diet and for the

most part they are non believers and when people say that Hight protein is not

good for you that is what they truly believe.

I found that giving up coffee and dairy was easier than I thought, I have

learned to appreciate goat cheese. The thing I miss the most is pasta...

However I take rice instead.

Cheers,

Re: Blood tests and GI panel

In a message dated 3/8/2003 5:40:57 AM Eastern Standard Time,

Gaialandscapes@... writes:

<< Two days into this treatment and I already have gotten huge improvements

with my digestion. I also was advised to totally eliminate all coffee and

dairy (duh!) which were my last remaining vices; these were also very

debilitating to my system! >>

Were you still drinking coffee and using dairy when you took the tests? That

may explain why the diet didn't cleanse you naturally. When I went totally

onto the diet (no cheating), I was amazed at how virtually every malady went

away except for weight loss. That problem was because I didn't know I was a

non-secretor. Now the weight is coming off. Of course, when I cheat my body

tells me right away. Hopefully, you can back down on some of the herbs when

you heal. Glad to hear you're getting better. Isn't this diet a wonderful

discovery? The maddening part is that as people watch me heal from fairly

serious ailments while others degenerate, they don't believe it's from the

diet, especially after they find out that it's not easy--LOL.

Max

[Guest guest]

Isn' t it funny how something so simple and harmless and yet they still will

not try it, even for a few weeks. Yet, they will swallow those pills by the

handful and never even question them, even when they do not get any real

results. I always try to encourage people by telling them, " just try it for a

month and see what happens. Maybe I am nuts, but if you try it and nothing

happens to help, you have not lost anything or endangered your health. " Some

people will then at least try it. Of course with things like sugar, corn, wheat

and potatoes, they are really hard to totally avoid without becoming a label

reading and the average person is just to lazy to go thru " all that trouble. "

People want a quick fix or at least what they perceive as a quick fix. So

sad..........

MC

Re: Blood tests and GI panel

In a message dated 3/8/2003 11:55:37 AM Eastern Standard Time,

salbud@... writes:

<< She has arthritis, which is what I had. >>

My new SIL (37) had trouble putting on her new wedding ring and said she has

arthritis. She's a nurse and takes gobs of pain meds etc (, you know

the drill). I asked her her blood type (O of course). I told her that I bet

she ate a lot of potatoes. She looked at me like I was psychic and said she

eats them 2 to 3 times a day. I told her to stop eating potatoes and her

arthritis would get better or go away. Of course, she thinks I'm the crazy

older brother. Sigh...