Re: RE: Re: question on determining with Ayurvedic

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It is definitely odd, don’t you think. If I read the “eat right for your blood-type,”

I’m suppose to be vegetarian. I

become anemic very easy, I feel nasty and I get

weak. Doesn’t matter if I take

supplements or not, I still get ill. At first

I thought it was a detox thing, but even after months of following it, I just

couldn’t function properly.

I’ve weaned myself off of sugar, and white flour

items. The next thing I’m going to

do is gradually lower my fat intake. Switch

from my normal maple bacon, to turkey bacon, and pull out as much butter as I

can in place of olive oil – those types of things. As I progress, and increase my carbs I will

bring in things like brown rice, whole grain breads and pastas – but limit

them to two or three times a week to see how I respond. I will also start including berries, but that

will be a while.

I eventually want to be eating very healthy combination of

fats, proteins and carbohydrates – just little as refined, processed

foods as possible.

I do not expect my lifestyle changes to happen over night,

not even necessarily in a few months. It

is going to have to be gradual for me, in order for me to stick with it.

A lot of my changes will also depend on me getting a

job. I want to start including more fish

and seafood, as much organic foods as possible, and yoga classes. These will all require me to have more money

than I do at this moment.

I’m learning patience though (be careful what you pray

for). I’m learning about

meditating, and I’m taking what advice from this group I feel I can use now,

while saving some for later.

Candace

From: Sherry Bowlin

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Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004

9:39 AM

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Subject: RE: Re:

question on determining with Ayurvedic

Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2004 07:53:59 -0600

From: " Candace "

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I just do not see me

eating that way. I've been a vegetarian

before, and I got ill. I'm not

going there again. I'm on Atkins right now

and getting better. If it works

for someone, I'm all for it, I just do not see me

doing it again.

Same here, Candace. I've

tried vegetarian and became very ill. Only

after I adopted a high-fat, low-carb way of eating

was I able to function

again.

Sherry (from Oregon)

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Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 11:16:19 -0600

From: " Candace " <candace@...>

It is definitely odd, don't you think. If I read the " eat right for your

blood-type, " I'm suppose to be vegetarian.

Hi Candace,

Somehow " Eat Right for Your Blood Type " didn't resonate with me. I have

" The Metabolic Typing Diet " by Wolcott and Trish Fahey. It has a

question and answer section to help you determine how you should eat. Seems

to me to be a better way to go about it. Just my opinion, but I had gone on

a low-carb diet before getting this book and the book did confirm that I

would do better on that sort of diet.

Sherry (from Oregon)

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Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 19:04:33 -0800 (PST)

From: " M. " <puhutes@...>

Hi Sherry!

What blood type are you? Do you know?

Hi ,

I bought one of those home blood-typing kits and it would seem I'm type

O-negative. That's what my father is so I guess the test is probably right.

Sherry

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Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2004 01:15:45 -0800 (PST)

From: " M. " <puhutes@...>

Hey that's cool.. Isn't -O one of the uncommon ones?

Hmmm, I don't really know much about blood types, I

only recently learned that mine is +A and for those

eat right for your type people... that means

vegetarian. I wonder what O means

Hi ,

Yeah, depending on who you listen to, it's something like 6-7% of the

population. Like you I don't really know much about blood types either. I

only began to get interested when my friend loaned me the " Eat Right for

Your Blood Type " tapes. That's what got me interested in learning what my

blood type is. I don't remember the specifics and I've long since returned

the tapes, but I remember that some of the foods I was supposed to do well

on, I don't . . . and ones I was supposed to avoid, I seem to do fine on.

Maybe I'm wrong and, of course, the candida probably screws up some of those

recommendations.

I guess it's an ongoing learning process as to what works for us, isn't

it. For instance, for 5 days I've been drinking apple juice (I feel it's

coming out of my ears!!) in preparation for my first liver flush. Tomorrow

I do it. I sure hope it works well for me. Wish me luck!! )

Sherry (from Oregon)