Comments on: RE

By: natasha_170

natasha_170 — Thu, 22 May 2003 01:00:03 +0000

Heh, re, thank you for the homesite link, I will have to try it. Pam.

By: jenell_1400

jenell_1400 — Thu, 15 May 2003 18:15:03 +0000

You know it is funny my Sunday school class was having a party and we
were discussing this. We learned that our senses actually lesson the older we
get, taste, smell all of them. So what the heavy “perfumer” smells is not
what we smell. Same with taste have you ever tasted what your parents say is
seasoned verses what you think it should be. I thought it was kind of
interesting. Steph

By: ayers70

ayers70 — Sat, 10 May 2003 15:35:49 +0000

Hey Pam,
You know what’s right for your son. He’ll listen to you. Children nowadays
are so strong-willed. Mine are. We homeschool. Anyway, do you think his
father can endorse his eating things which are good for him? Like my kids
are appreciating that they have special foods for A’s and they feel unique.
Sometimes i get so frazzled and think no one listens to me, even though i
really know best.. It’s a confidence/tiredness problem i think.
Mary Ann
in Florida

By: natasha_170

natasha_170 — Fri, 09 May 2003 20:39:05 +0000

Yes, my son is slow to change his habits and he is 6. I figure the only
thing that really bothers him is dairy and this is mostly during the cold
season. He is more likely to get sick if he has been eating dairy. But
it sure is tough for a kid, to change. He does have sweets, but he can
limit himself, and then there are times he cannot. So I do understand
about sending him off to school. If he feels pressured to be “just like
the other kids” he will want to eat as they do. My son wants to eat like
his father, who I am sure is not an O. So anyway, go for the home
schooling. Pam.

By: ayers70

ayers70 — Tue, 06 May 2003 08:39:25 +0000

Hi Louise,
I remember an Avon lady (district leader) who had that reaction to perfume.
She sure was in a funny profession. She had to model the perfume product.
So she always wore it behind her knees, where the scent would be there, but
never hit anyone directly. I thought pretty neat! Avon’s PaviElle, by now
discontinued, i am sure, used to make me soo sick, headache and everything.
Mary Ann
in Florida

By: natasha_170

natasha_170 — Sat, 03 May 2003 12:18:00 +0000

Yes, I checked out the fertility sight at thathomesight and came back
with nothing. Every word I typed in had no hits what so ever!!! How
frustrating. Thank you anyway, Pam.

By: natasha_170

natasha_170 — Sat, 03 May 2003 04:03:54 +0000

Heh re, thank you for the sight. I will check it out today. Pam.

By: ayers70

ayers70 — Fri, 02 May 2003 22:18:18 +0000

In a message dated 4/8/00 5:44:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
pfs1958@… writes:
<< Is there a test for sluggish adrenal gland activity and what are the
symptoms ?
Peter and I await the collective wisdom in this area. I sure would like to
rule it out or start treating it.
Mary Ann
in Florida

By: ayers70

ayers70 — Fri, 02 May 2003 09:57:08 +0000

Same here Sharon. But the er4yt books are selling, and people are staying
with the diet, living its practicality.
After i read Dr Dadamo’s books, i knew how to divide all the advice i read
and saw as often relating to another blood type. I could then see this
advice working for one person and not another, and the reasons why.
There is a lot of research i read on metabolism related diet, and ways of
relating to food. So before blood typing, we know people with a strong
dominant thyroid gland, would do better to avoid caffeine and sweets, and
carbs. They easily get into the habit, innocently, of getting that “lift”
from sweets, caffeine, carbs, which jumpstart their thyroid. Eventually,
they would suffer exhaustion of thyroid and be forced on the Dr Dadamo’s
eating type or experience predictable diseases. So the metabolism -related
and the blood type - related research sort of came from different places, but
came up with some of the same answers. Anyway, i see it from two sides now
and it’s sad how we don’t know how delicate we really are. How many things

we didn’t know which could have helped us before we have to climb out of some
health problem.
Mary Ann
in Florida

By: ayers70

ayers70 — Fri, 02 May 2003 05:50:04 +0000

Really, i haven’t been diagnosed with CFS, just severely low thyroid, which
is somewhat improved by 200mg synthroid daily. Still, i am fatigued,
fighting depression, and have NO momentum or incentive, except once in a
while. I haven’t been tested for CFS yet. My suspician is low adrenal
function, since my perk did not come back with synthroid.
Thanks, it’s nice to feel your concern..
bye,
Mary Ann
in Florida