Guest guest Posted July 15, 2004 Report Share Posted July 15, 2004 Yes , they are. As a matter of fact I have the cancer book on sale for Only $12.95 ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com Health library Cheryl, What is the Health Library series ? Are those D'Adamo's specific disease books? Thanks,, > continual flow of info from the Health Library series will keep me > interested for years. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2004 Report Share Posted July 16, 2004 Yes, the Diabetes and Cancer books are out, I think Allergy and Arthritis will come out toward the end of summer, Fatigue is in the editing stages. There are blood type specific risk questionnaires and lots of other interesting info. I'm sure I'll buy them all. > Cheryl, What is the Health Library series ? Are those D'Adamo's specific > disease books? Thanks,, > > > continual flow of info from the Health Library series will keep me > > interested for years. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2004 Report Share Posted July 16, 2004 Thanks for the info. I've been wondering when that menopause book would come. Looks like I'll have to wait another year. I'm usually on the borderline of low to moderate risk for most of these things, but I have found interesting info in both the Diabetes and Cancer books. Diabetes is most relevant with me with obesity and hypoglycemia. I figure since I live in a large city, the pollution exposure is enough to take some preventive measures toward cancer. I'll mainly be looking at preventive info. There are always tidbits of info about a food or supplement that help with understanding the basic info. I'm not one to just eat the foods and be happy, I like to know why they're better for me. Thanks again, Cheryl > From 's column the eight part D'Adamo Health Library will be as > follows , including his estimates of when: > > Out now: > Cancer, Fight It with the Blood Type Diet® > Diabetes, Fight It with the Blood Type Diet® > > The remaining six books to come will highlight: > Arthritis and Cardiovascular Health (May 2004) > [Dr. D'Adamo also indicated in one of his earlier Blogs that the Arthritis > and Cardiovascular books will be the 3rd and 4th in the Health Library > Series. Tthe Dr.'s comments " They look very nice; detailed and helpful. > Although BTD based, this Library Series [iMHO] could stand with any more > generalized 'alternative' books on these subjects. Cardiovascular is quite > detailed, perhaps the result of so much information on ABO and clotting, > heart attacks, etc. In addition there is a lot of newer information on > arterial inflammation that was first presented as part of the IfHI > conference last year. They tell me the books will be out in the Fall. " ] > Allergies and Fatigue (January 2005) > [Dr. D'Adamo had mentioned his work on these in his BLOG. He did the > Allergies book first then Fatigue. In the 7/4/04 BLOG he stated that " ... > `Fatigue' is now happily speeding its way in electron form to > Whitney " ] > Menopause and Prostate health (May 2005) > > Since the Arthritis and Cardiovascular Health books are late and Dr. D'Adamo > doesn't expect them out until Fall 2004 I would guess the rest will be > delayed 6 months from 's estimates. > > I currently have the Diabetes book from the local library. I haven't seen > the Cancer book yet. The fatigue book is the one I am currently most > interested in reading. After I get my adrenal and thyroid problems resolved > then I will be more interested in looking at the Prostate health and Cancer > books for prevention tips, Although, I am sure all of them will be > interesting to look at. > > Don > Re: Health library > > > Yes, the Diabetes and Cancer books are out, I think Allergy and > Arthritis will come out toward the end of summer, Fatigue is in the > editing stages. There are blood type specific risk questionnaires > and lots of other interesting info. I'm sure I'll buy them all. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2004 Report Share Posted July 16, 2004 I'll have to get back with you on that, don't have the book handy. I know there is more specific info on certain cancers, but can't remember if skin cancer is one of them. > I am at high risk for skin cancer for several reasons, blonde hair, blue > eyes, fair skin, type O, burned a lot when I was a kid, and still enjoy a > lot of outdoor activities. Does the Cancer book say anything about > preventative measures specifically for skin cancer or just cancer in > general? > > Thanks, > Don > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 19, 2004 Report Share Posted July 19, 2004 The cancer book does have supplement recommendations based on type of cancer and there is a subset for skin cancers. Quercetin and beta- carotene are a couple of the things recommended. Of course, melanoma is just about the only cancer with an increased risk for Type O's. We are also more likely to have metastasic melanoma. You should probably get hold of this book. The risk quiz is for all cancers and does not include skin coloring, but I think it's reasonable to factor that in on your own. > I am at high risk for skin cancer for several reasons, blonde hair, blue > eyes, fair skin, type O, burned a lot when I was a kid, and still enjoy a > lot of outdoor activities. Does the Cancer book say anything about > preventative measures specifically for skin cancer or just cancer in > general? > > Thanks, > Don > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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