Re: depressed and confused Veggie

[Guest guest]

True - but they there are those who eat dairy and still call themselves

vegetarians.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

Re: depressed and confused Veggie

In a message dated 1/15/2005 11:31:28 PM Eastern Standard Time,

tdekany@... writes:

You'd need a huge amount in order to get all your protein through eggs,

but doable.

LOL--but if you're eating eggs, you're not a vegetarian and you may as

well

dive into a burger.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/19/2005 10:35:12 AM Eastern Standard Time,

gbredbone@... writes:

I printed out a blood type food list and it had chicken and eggs as an avoid.

Chicken Eggs are neutral. Check out

http://www.dadamo.com/typebase/typebase.cgi

Chicken is neutral. Check out http://www.dadamo.com/typebase/typebase.cgi

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/19/2005 11:01:49 AM Eastern Standard Time,

gbredbone@... writes:

I checked again, and chicken is down as an occasional/neutral which to me

indicates that we shouldn't be eating too much it. and since eggs are nothing

but aborted chickens I thought that if eggs are an avoid, wouldn't the chicken

be too?

Eggs are not aborted chickens. They're just unfertilized eggs just like any

other mammal. They have to be fertilized before they can even become a

chicken. You probably would like fertilized eggs even less. Although they

taste

about the same, they don't look the same. I eat chicken eggs every day.

[Guest guest]

According to Steve's lists, Caucasians and Asians can eat eggs

" occasionally " , whatever that means, and for people of African descent they are

avoid. This

makes no sense to me since, according to the diet, all Os originated in

Africa so our ancestors came from Africa even though mine made a few stops in

Scandinavia, Germany, and England. He admits that these lists are a low

priority

to him and that they haven't been updated since before LR4YT. As far as I

know, eggs have always been neutral for everyone. Many of the initial

" portions "

and eating frequencies for foods were only suggestions and have been largely

abandoned. If I've misspoken here puulease tell me?

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/19/2005 11:55:50 AM Eastern Standard Time,

gbredbone@... writes:

Although I never eat the yolks because they make me gag.

Yokes are full of omega 3s. Soooo good for you.

[Guest guest]

Where do you get your info from? Both foods are just fine for type O.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

* Yeah, eggs are an avoid as well as chicken. For what I'm

hearing for type o's eggs just sit in our bellies ferment and chicken is

hard to digest, they said even harder than pork and we all know that's a

super avoid.

[Guest guest]

I printed out a blood type food list and it had chicken and eggs as an avoid.

THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:Where do you get your info from? Both

foods are just fine for type O.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

* Yeah, eggs are an avoid as well as chicken. For what I'm

hearing for type o's eggs just sit in our bellies ferment and chicken is

hard to digest, they said even harder than pork and we all know that's a

super avoid.

[Guest guest]

The only blood type food value list to count on is TypeBase 4 on

www.dadamo.com <http://www.dadamo.com/> . It is updated as needed. I've

always counted eggs and chicken as neutrals meaning they act just as food

should act, they give us nutrients, no medicine, but no poison. TypeBase 4

will also give you the most complete profile of each food that you may have

ever seen as well as a photo of the food (not that you need a photo of eggs

or chicken!). The biggest thing I watch out for with eggs is they are

elevated in their level of aracadonic acid which can be a precursor to

inflammation.

_____

From: Ginger Ballard [mailto:gbredbone@...]

Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 9:27 AM

Subject: RE: depressed and confused Veggie

I printed out a blood type food list and it had chicken and eggs as an

avoid.

THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:Where do you get your info from? Both

foods are just fine for type O.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

* Yeah, eggs are an avoid as well as chicken. For what I'm

hearing for type o's eggs just sit in our bellies ferment and chicken is

hard to digest, they said even harder than pork and we all know that's a

super avoid.

[Guest guest]

See Tom: This is the list I was referring to

See below. I know eggs have always made me gag. And although I love chicken,

it, and I just found this out, makes my stomach upset.

This list may not be reproduced for commercial purposes or used as part of a fee

based consultation

Dairy

Food

A

AB

B

O

KefirNBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMilk (Cow-Skim, 1% or

2%)AvoidNeutralOccasionalAvoidMilk (Cow-Whole)AvoidAvoidRareAvoidMilk

(Goat)NBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMonterey Jack

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidMozzarella

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMunster

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidNeufchatel

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidPaneerAvoidNeutralBeneficialAvoidParmesan

CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidProvolone CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidQuark

CheeseAvoidUnknownNeutralAvoidRice MilkNeutralBeneficialBeneficialNBRicotta

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidSherbetAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidSour Cream

(low/non-fat)OccasionalBeneficialNeutralAvoidSoy

CheeseBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralSoy

MilkBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralString CheeseAvoidNeutralAvoidAvoidSwiss

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidWhey/Whey Protein

SupplementAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidYogurtAvoidBeneficialOccasionalAvoid

Egg

Food

A

AB

B

O

Duck EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidEgg (chicken)Occasional ?Neutral ?Neutral

?AvoidEgg White (chicken)Neutral ?Beneficial ?Neutral ?AvoidEgg Yolk

(chicken)Occasional ?Neutral ?Neutral ?AvoidGoose

EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidQuail EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidSalmon

RoeUnknownAvoidAvoidUnknown

Fruit/Juice

Food

A

AB

B

O

AppleNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralApple Cider/Apple

JuiceNeutralNeutralNeutralAvoidApricot/Apricot

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralAsian

PearNeutralUnknownUnknownUnknownAvocadoNeutralAvoidAvoidAvoidBananaAvoidAvoidBen\

eficialNBBlackberry/Blackberry

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralAvoidBlueberryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNBBoysenberry\

BeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralBreadfruitUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownCanang

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCantaloupeAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidCasaba

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCherry (Bing, Sweet, White,

etc)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralNeutralCherry/Juice

(Black)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralBeneficialChristmas

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCoconut/Coconut MilkAvoidAvoidAvoidAvoid

This list may not be reproduced for commercial purposes or used as part of a fee

based consultation

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THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:

Where do you get your info from? Both foods are just fine for type O.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

* Yeah, eggs are an avoid as well as chicken. For what I'm

hearing for type o's eggs just sit in our bellies ferment and chicken is

hard to digest, they said even harder than pork and we all know that's a

super avoid.

[Guest guest]

I'm really not sure where you got the list that shows them as avoids. As

far as I know, almost any blood type food value list was birthed in Dr.

D'Adamo's research so if the food was listed wrong originally and has been

corrected, any lists which reference any old or incorrect lsit, would be

incorrect themselves. I'm an O-Non-Secretor and enjoy and love my eggs and

chicken personally :-)

Just to provide some contrast for ya :-)

Tom

RE: depressed and confused Veggie

See Tom: This is the list I was referring to

See below. I know eggs have always made me gag. And although I love

chicken, it, and I just found this out, makes my stomach upset.

This list may not be reproduced for commercial purposes or used as part of a

fee based consultation

Dairy

Food

A

AB

B

O

KefirNBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMilk (Cow-Skim, 1% or

2%)AvoidNeutralOccasionalAvoidMilk (Cow-Whole)AvoidAvoidRareAvoidMilk

(Goat)NBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMonterey Jack

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidMozzarella

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMunster

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidNeufchatel

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidPaneerAvoidNeutralBeneficialAvoidParmesan

CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidProvolone CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidQuark

CheeseAvoidUnknownNeutralAvoidRice MilkNeutralBeneficialBeneficialNBRicotta

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidSherbetAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidSour

Cream (low/non-fat)OccasionalBeneficialNeutralAvoidSoy

CheeseBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralSoy

MilkBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralString CheeseAvoidNeutralAvoidAvoidSwiss

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidWhey/Whey Protein

SupplementAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidYogurtAvoidBeneficialOccasionalAvoid

Egg

Food

A

AB

B

O

Duck EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidEgg (chicken)Occasional ?Neutral ?Neutral

?AvoidEgg White (chicken)Neutral ?Beneficial ?Neutral ?AvoidEgg Yolk

(chicken)Occasional ?Neutral ?Neutral ?AvoidGoose

EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidQuail EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidSalmon

RoeUnknownAvoidAvoidUnknown

Fruit/Juice

Food

A

AB

B

O

AppleNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralApple Cider/Apple

JuiceNeutralNeutralNeutralAvoidApricot/Apricot

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralAsian

PearNeutralUnknownUnknownUnknownAvocadoNeutralAvoidAvoidAvoidBananaAvoidAvoi

dBeneficialNBBlackberry/Blackberry

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralAvoidBlueberryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNBBoysenb

erryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralBreadfruitUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownCan

ang

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCantaloupeAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidCasaba

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCherry (Bing, Sweet, White,

etc)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralNeutralCherry/Juice

(Black)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralBeneficialChristmas

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCoconut/Coconut MilkAvoidAvoidAvoidAvoid

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fee based consultation

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THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:

Where do you get your info from? Both foods are just fine for type O.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

* Yeah, eggs are an avoid as well as chicken. For what I'm

hearing for type o's eggs just sit in our bellies ferment and chicken is

hard to digest, they said even harder than pork and we all know that's a

super avoid.

[Guest guest]

Show us where you see eggs being an avoid - where is it located?

As an O, you want to eat red meat, chicken, eggs, turkey, fish etc. at

each meal ( I mean any of the proteins)

What is your diet like?

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

RE: depressed and confused Veggie

* I checked again, and chicken is down as an occasional/neutral

which to me indicates that we shouldn't be eating too much it. and

since eggs are nothing but aborted chickens I thought that if eggs are

an avoid, wouldn't the chicken be too?

.

[Guest guest]

What is the web address for it?

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

RE: depressed and confused Veggie

See Tom: This is the list I was referring to

See below. I know eggs have always made me gag. And although I love

chicken, it, and I just found this out, makes my stomach upset.

This list may not be reproduced for commercial purposes or used as part

of a fee based consultation

Dairy

Food

A

AB

B

O

KefirNBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMilk (Cow-Skim, 1% or

2%)AvoidNeutralOccasionalAvoidMilk (Cow-Whole)AvoidAvoidRareAvoidMilk

(Goat)NBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMonterey Jack

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidMozzarella

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMunster

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidNeufchatel

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidPaneerAvoidNeutralBeneficialAvoidParmesan

CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidProvolone CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidQuark

CheeseAvoidUnknownNeutralAvoidRice

MilkNeutralBeneficialBeneficialNBRicotta

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidSherbetAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidSo

ur Cream (low/non-fat)OccasionalBeneficialNeutralAvoidSoy

CheeseBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralSoy

MilkBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralString

CheeseAvoidNeutralAvoidAvoidSwiss

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidWhey/Whey Protein

SupplementAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidYogurtAvoidBeneficialOccasionalAvoid

Egg

Food

A

AB

B

O

Duck EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidEgg (chicken)Occasional ?Neutral

?Neutral ?AvoidEgg White (chicken)Neutral ?Beneficial ?Neutral ?AvoidEgg

Yolk (chicken)Occasional ?Neutral ?Neutral ?AvoidGoose

EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidQuail EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidSalmon

RoeUnknownAvoidAvoidUnknown

Fruit/Juice

Food

A

AB

B

O

AppleNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralApple Cider/Apple

JuiceNeutralNeutralNeutralAvoidApricot/Apricot

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralAsian

PearNeutralUnknownUnknownUnknownAvocadoNeutralAvoidAvoidAvoidBananaAvoid

AvoidBeneficialNBBlackberry/Blackberry

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralAvoidBlueberryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNBBoy

senberryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralBreadfruitUnknownUnknownUnknownUn

knownCanang

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCantaloupeAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidCasab

a MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCherry (Bing, Sweet, White,

etc)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralNeutralCherry/Juice

(Black)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralBeneficialChristmas

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCoconut/Coconut

MilkAvoidAvoidAvoidAvoid

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of a fee based consultation

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THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:

Where do you get your info from? Both foods are just fine for type O.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

* Yeah, eggs are an avoid as well as chicken. For what I'm

hearing for type o's eggs just sit in our bellies ferment and chicken is

hard to digest, they said even harder than pork and we all know that's a

super avoid.

[Guest guest]

http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~sshapiro/ER4YT/Composite_Print_List_African_Page_1.\

html

Above is the website where I found that list that had chicken eggs down as an

avoid

Tom <tomwilson64@...> wrote:

I'm really not sure where you got the list that shows them as avoids. As

far as I know, almost any blood type food value list was birthed in Dr.

D'Adamo's research so if the food was listed wrong originally and has been

corrected, any lists which reference any old or incorrect lsit, would be

incorrect themselves. I'm an O-Non-Secretor and enjoy and love my eggs and

chicken personally :-)

Just to provide some contrast for ya :-)

Tom

RE: depressed and confused Veggie

See Tom: This is the list I was referring to

See below. I know eggs have always made me gag. And although I love

chicken, it, and I just found this out, makes my stomach upset.

This list may not be reproduced for commercial purposes or used as part of a

fee based consultation

Dairy

Food

A

AB

B

O

KefirNBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMilk (Cow-Skim, 1% or

2%)AvoidNeutralOccasionalAvoidMilk (Cow-Whole)AvoidAvoidRareAvoidMilk

(Goat)NBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMonterey Jack

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidMozzarella

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMunster

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidNeufchatel

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidPaneerAvoidNeutralBeneficialAvoidParmesan

CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidProvolone CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidQuark

CheeseAvoidUnknownNeutralAvoidRice MilkNeutralBeneficialBeneficialNBRicotta

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidSherbetAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidSour

Cream (low/non-fat)OccasionalBeneficialNeutralAvoidSoy

CheeseBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralSoy

MilkBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralString CheeseAvoidNeutralAvoidAvoidSwiss

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidWhey/Whey Protein

SupplementAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidYogurtAvoidBeneficialOccasionalAvoid

Egg

Food

A

AB

B

O

Duck EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidEgg (chicken)Occasional ?Neutral ?Neutral

?AvoidEgg White (chicken)Neutral ?Beneficial ?Neutral ?AvoidEgg Yolk

(chicken)Occasional ?Neutral ?Neutral ?AvoidGoose

EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidQuail EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidSalmon

RoeUnknownAvoidAvoidUnknown

Fruit/Juice

Food

A

AB

B

O

AppleNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralApple Cider/Apple

JuiceNeutralNeutralNeutralAvoidApricot/Apricot

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralAsian

PearNeutralUnknownUnknownUnknownAvocadoNeutralAvoidAvoidAvoidBananaAvoidAvoi

dBeneficialNBBlackberry/Blackberry

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralAvoidBlueberryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNBBoysenb

erryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralBreadfruitUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownCan

ang

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCantaloupeAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidCasaba

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCherry (Bing, Sweet, White,

etc)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralNeutralCherry/Juice

(Black)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralBeneficialChristmas

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCoconut/Coconut MilkAvoidAvoidAvoidAvoid

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THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:

Where do you get your info from? Both foods are just fine for type O.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

* Yeah, eggs are an avoid as well as chicken. For what I'm

hearing for type o's eggs just sit in our bellies ferment and chicken is

hard to digest, they said even harder than pork and we all know that's a

super avoid.

[Guest guest]

Here it is.

http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~sshapiro/ER4YT/Composite_Print_List_African_Page_1.\

html

THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:What is the web address for it?

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

RE: depressed and confused Veggie

See Tom: This is the list I was referring to

See below. I know eggs have always made me gag. And although I love

chicken, it, and I just found this out, makes my stomach upset.

This list may not be reproduced for commercial purposes or used as part

of a fee based consultation

Dairy

Food

A

AB

B

O

KefirNBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMilk (Cow-Skim, 1% or

2%)AvoidNeutralOccasionalAvoidMilk (Cow-Whole)AvoidAvoidRareAvoidMilk

(Goat)NBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMonterey Jack

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidMozzarella

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMunster

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidNeufchatel

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidPaneerAvoidNeutralBeneficialAvoidParmesan

CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidProvolone CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidQuark

CheeseAvoidUnknownNeutralAvoidRice

MilkNeutralBeneficialBeneficialNBRicotta

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidSherbetAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidSo

ur Cream (low/non-fat)OccasionalBeneficialNeutralAvoidSoy

CheeseBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralSoy

MilkBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralString

CheeseAvoidNeutralAvoidAvoidSwiss

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidWhey/Whey Protein

SupplementAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidYogurtAvoidBeneficialOccasionalAvoid

Egg

Food

A

AB

B

O

Duck EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidEgg (chicken)Occasional ?Neutral

?Neutral ?AvoidEgg White (chicken)Neutral ?Beneficial ?Neutral ?AvoidEgg

Yolk (chicken)Occasional ?Neutral ?Neutral ?AvoidGoose

EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidQuail EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidSalmon

RoeUnknownAvoidAvoidUnknown

Fruit/Juice

Food

A

AB

B

O

AppleNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralApple Cider/Apple

JuiceNeutralNeutralNeutralAvoidApricot/Apricot

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralAsian

PearNeutralUnknownUnknownUnknownAvocadoNeutralAvoidAvoidAvoidBananaAvoid

AvoidBeneficialNBBlackberry/Blackberry

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralAvoidBlueberryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNBBoy

senberryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralBreadfruitUnknownUnknownUnknownUn

knownCanang

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCantaloupeAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidCasab

a MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCherry (Bing, Sweet, White,

etc)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralNeutralCherry/Juice

(Black)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralBeneficialChristmas

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCoconut/Coconut

MilkAvoidAvoidAvoidAvoid

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THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:

Where do you get your info from? Both foods are just fine for type O.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

* Yeah, eggs are an avoid as well as chicken. For what I'm

hearing for type o's eggs just sit in our bellies ferment and chicken is

hard to digest, they said even harder than pork and we all know that's a

super avoid.

[Guest guest]

I'm still very new to this group and am working at it. I eat once a day

usually, since I've been following the atkins diet, I was eating an egg white

omlet. Since I found you guys and downloaded the food list, the list I

downloaded said that eggs were an avoid, So, relunctantly, I stopped eating

them. Although I never eat the yolks because they make me gag.

I don't want to come off like a-know-it-all, because I'm far from that, I guess

I'm just reading from the wrong website. I don't want to send anyone any

misinformation.

Sorry

THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:

Show us where you see eggs being an avoid - where is it located?

As an O, you want to eat red meat, chicken, eggs, turkey, fish etc. at

each meal ( I mean any of the proteins)

What is your diet like?

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

RE: depressed and confused Veggie

* I checked again, and chicken is down as an occasional/neutral

which to me indicates that we shouldn't be eating too much it. and

since eggs are nothing but aborted chickens I thought that if eggs are

an avoid, wouldn't the chicken be too?

.

[Guest guest]

Oh and Tom in addition to my diet, I drink lots and lots of pinapple juice.

That's why I love this food plan, pinapple juice is my favorite of all juices

and fruits I can basically live on this juice by itself.

THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:Show us where you see eggs being an avoid

- where is it located?

As an O, you want to eat red meat, chicken, eggs, turkey, fish etc. at

each meal ( I mean any of the proteins)

What is your diet like?

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

RE: depressed and confused Veggie

* I checked again, and chicken is down as an occasional/neutral

which to me indicates that we shouldn't be eating too much it. and

since eggs are nothing but aborted chickens I thought that if eggs are

an avoid, wouldn't the chicken be too?

.

[Guest guest]

On another site Steve Shapiro lists chicken as 1-2 times a week and eggs as

avoid only for people of African heritage. For Asians and Caucasians, eggs and

chicken are neutral.

Steve Shapiro produced the list below in 2000. I have met him several times and

taken BTD classes from him. He healed himself using the BTD and has done a lot

of studying on it. He works with Dr. D'Adamo and refers people to Dr. D's

website for the latest and most accurate food lists.

RE: depressed and confused Veggie

See Tom: This is the list I was referring to

See below. I know eggs have always made me gag. And although I love

chicken, it, and I just found this out, makes my stomach upset.

This list may not be reproduced for commercial purposes or used as part of a

fee based consultation

Dairy

Food

A

AB

B

O

KefirNBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMilk (Cow-Skim, 1% or

2%)AvoidNeutralOccasionalAvoidMilk (Cow-Whole)AvoidAvoidRareAvoidMilk

(Goat)NBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMonterey Jack

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidMozzarella

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMunster

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidNeufchatel

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidPaneerAvoidNeutralBeneficialAvoidParmesan

CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidProvolone CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidQuark

CheeseAvoidUnknownNeutralAvoidRice MilkNeutralBeneficialBeneficialNBRicotta

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidSherbetAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidSour

Cream (low/non-fat)OccasionalBeneficialNeutralAvoidSoy

CheeseBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralSoy

MilkBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralString CheeseAvoidNeutralAvoidAvoidSwiss

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidWhey/Whey Protein

SupplementAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidYogurtAvoidBeneficialOccasionalAvoid

Egg

Food

A

AB

B

O

Duck EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidEgg (chicken)Occasional ?Neutral ?Neutral

?AvoidEgg White (chicken)Neutral ?Beneficial ?Neutral ?AvoidEgg Yolk

(chicken)Occasional ?Neutral ?Neutral ?AvoidGoose

EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidQuail EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidSalmon

RoeUnknownAvoidAvoidUnknown

Fruit/Juice

Food

A

AB

B

O

AppleNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralApple Cider/Apple

JuiceNeutralNeutralNeutralAvoidApricot/Apricot

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralAsian

PearNeutralUnknownUnknownUnknownAvocadoNeutralAvoidAvoidAvoidBananaAvoidAvoi

dBeneficialNBBlackberry/Blackberry

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralAvoidBlueberryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNBBoysenb

erryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralBreadfruitUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownCan

ang

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCantaloupeAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidCasaba

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCherry (Bing, Sweet, White,

etc)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralNeutralCherry/Juice

(Black)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralBeneficialChristmas

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCoconut/Coconut MilkAvoidAvoidAvoidAvoid

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THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:

Where do you get your info from? Both foods are just fine for type O.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

* Yeah, eggs are an avoid as well as chicken. For what I'm

hearing for type o's eggs just sit in our bellies ferment and chicken is

hard to digest, they said even harder than pork and we all know that's a

super avoid.

[Guest guest]

Ginger - what is the web site? Let's let the owner of the list make the

correction. Don't be so uptight now. Jesus - Do I have to pull it out of

you?

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

RE: depressed and confused Veggie

* I checked again, and chicken is down as an occasional/neutral

which to me indicates that we shouldn't be eating too much it. and

since eggs are nothing but aborted chickens I thought that if eggs are

an avoid, wouldn't the chicken be too?

.

[Guest guest]

http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~sshapiro/ER4YT/Composite_Print_List_African_Page_1.\

html

I sent to you. Here it is again. You're not a big meanie are ya Tom. I can be

quite the clam although.

THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:Ginger - what is the web site? Let's let

the owner of the list make the

correction. Don't be so uptight now. Jesus - Do I have to pull it out of

you?

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

RE: depressed and confused Veggie

* I checked again, and chicken is down as an occasional/neutral

which to me indicates that we shouldn't be eating too much it. and

since eggs are nothing but aborted chickens I thought that if eggs are

an avoid, wouldn't the chicken be too?

.

[Guest guest]

Sorry Ginger, you can't live off sugar.

Try to eat 1 gram of protein per body weight. So if you weigh 120lbs you

will consume 120gr of protein every day. Add fat to each serving of

protein and plenty of green veggies.

Now that is what you can basically live on.

Eating a high starch/sugar diet will do 1 thing for sure - reduce your

growth hormone level production.

So you see you need to reread your blood type books. Learn to understand

how your body works.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

Oh and Tom in addition to my diet, I drink lots and lots of pinapple

juice. That's why I love this food plan, pinapple juice is my favorite

of all juices and fruits I can basically live on this juice by itself.

[Guest guest]

I thought Pinapple juice (of course the unsweetened juice) was highly

beneficial? I know, get to reading the book right Tom.

THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:Sorry Ginger, you can't live off sugar.

Try to eat 1 gram of protein per body weight. So if you weigh 120lbs you

will consume 120gr of protein every day. Add fat to each serving of

protein and plenty of green veggies.

Now that is what you can basically live on.

Eating a high starch/sugar diet will do 1 thing for sure - reduce your

growth hormone level production.

So you see you need to reread your blood type books. Learn to understand

how your body works.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

Oh and Tom in addition to my diet, I drink lots and lots of pinapple

juice. That's why I love this food plan, pinapple juice is my favorite

of all juices and fruits I can basically live on this juice by itself.

[Guest guest]

>>Try to eat 1 gram of protein per body weight. So if you weigh 120lbs you

will consume 120gr of protein every day. Add fat to each serving of

protein and plenty of green veggies.

**Thanks , I was just wondering yesterday what the meal ratio should be -

thought there was a thread saying 200g per meal ?

Was I misunderstanding ?

)

Be a Transformer, Not a Conformer,

Observe the Masses, And then do the Opposite !

http://www.freewebs.com/inspire/

[Guest guest]

I am a very nice person - I just had to act " tuff " to get results.

Steve is an awesome guy, the reason for his version is because he is

very strict.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

RE: depressed and confused Veggie

* I checked again, and chicken is down as an occasional/neutral

which to me indicates that we shouldn't be eating too much it. and

since eggs are nothing but aborted chickens I thought that if eggs are

an avoid, wouldn't the chicken be too?

.

[Guest guest]

It appears the site you're referencing uses values from Dr. D's first book

Eat Right 4 Your Type. There have been some food value updates since that

book. That's why I always try to reference TypeBase4 when I really need to

know. :-)

_____

From: Ginger Ballard [mailto:gbredbone@...]

Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 10:42 AM

Subject: RE: depressed and confused Veggie

http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~sshapiro/ER4YT/Composite_Print_List_African_Pag

e_1.html

Above is the website where I found that list that had chicken eggs down as

an avoid

Tom <tomwilson64@...> wrote:

I'm really not sure where you got the list that shows them as avoids. As

far as I know, almost any blood type food value list was birthed in Dr.

D'Adamo's research so if the food was listed wrong originally and has been

corrected, any lists which reference any old or incorrect lsit, would be

incorrect themselves. I'm an O-Non-Secretor and enjoy and love my eggs and

chicken personally :-)

Just to provide some contrast for ya :-)

Tom

RE: depressed and confused Veggie

See Tom: This is the list I was referring to

See below. I know eggs have always made me gag. And although I love

chicken, it, and I just found this out, makes my stomach upset.

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Dairy

Food

A

AB

B

O

KefirNBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMilk (Cow-Skim, 1% or

2%)AvoidNeutralOccasionalAvoidMilk (Cow-Whole)AvoidAvoidRareAvoidMilk

(Goat)NBBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMonterey Jack

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidMozzarella

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidMunster

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidNeufchatel

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidPaneerAvoidNeutralBeneficialAvoidParmesan

CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidProvolone CheeseAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidQuark

CheeseAvoidUnknownNeutralAvoidRice MilkNeutralBeneficialBeneficialNBRicotta

CheeseOccasionalBeneficialBeneficialAvoidSherbetAvoidAvoidNeutralAvoidSour

Cream (low/non-fat)OccasionalBeneficialNeutralAvoidSoy

CheeseBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralSoy

MilkBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralString CheeseAvoidNeutralAvoidAvoidSwiss

CheeseAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidWhey/Whey Protein

SupplementAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidYogurtAvoidBeneficialOccasionalAvoid

Egg

Food

A

AB

B

O

Duck EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidEgg (chicken)Occasional ?Neutral ?Neutral

?AvoidEgg White (chicken)Neutral ?Beneficial ?Neutral ?AvoidEgg Yolk

(chicken)Occasional ?Neutral ?Neutral ?AvoidGoose

EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidQuail EggUnknownUnknownUnknownAvoidSalmon

RoeUnknownAvoidAvoidUnknown

Fruit/Juice

Food

A

AB

B

O

AppleNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralApple Cider/Apple

JuiceNeutralNeutralNeutralAvoidApricot/Apricot

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralAsian

PearNeutralUnknownUnknownUnknownAvocadoNeutralAvoidAvoidAvoidBananaAvoidAvoi

dBeneficialNBBlackberry/Blackberry

JuiceBeneficialNeutralNeutralAvoidBlueberryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNBBoysenb

erryBeneficialNeutralNeutralNeutralBreadfruitUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownCan

ang

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCantaloupeAvoidNeutralNeutralAvoidCasaba

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCherry (Bing, Sweet, White,

etc)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralNeutralCherry/Juice

(Black)BeneficialBeneficialNeutralBeneficialChristmas

MelonNeutralNeutralNeutralNeutralCoconut/Coconut MilkAvoidAvoidAvoidAvoid

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THOMAS DEKANY <tdekany@...> wrote:

Where do you get your info from? Both foods are just fine for type O.

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

* Yeah, eggs are an avoid as well as chicken. For what I'm

hearing for type o's eggs just sit in our bellies ferment and chicken is

hard to digest, they said even harder than pork and we all know that's a

super avoid.

[Guest guest]

For a 200lbs person you will consume around 200 gr of protein

ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

Re: depressed and confused Veggie

>>Try to eat 1 gram of protein per body weight. So if you weigh 120lbs

you

will consume 120gr of protein every day. Add fat to each serving of

protein and plenty of green veggies.

**Thanks , I was just wondering yesterday what the meal ratio

should be - thought there was a thread saying 200g per meal ?

Was I misunderstanding ?

)

Be a Transformer, Not a Conformer,

Observe the Masses, And then do the Opposite !

http://www.freewebs.com/inspire/