Blood type diet

Hi all, I’ve been lurking for awhile and enjoying the posts…
I ran across this article and thought some of you might be interested.
It’s long, but I am glad I read it, so maybe you will too.
Mary, Mississippi, USA
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April 10, 2000
An Overview of Green Tea as a Therapeutic Agent
From The April, 2000 issue of The Integrative Medicine Consult
Tom Wolfe, PAHG
Non-herbal tea is divided into three types, according to the method used
to
process the tea leaves. Black tea is fermented, oolong is partially
fermented, and green tea is unfermented. All are derived from the leaves
of
the evergreen shrub Camellia sinensis, which contain specific
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I’ve been reading all the great messages posted during the last few
days and wanted to say thanks for all the great ideas.
While I’m not altogether convinced that microwave ovens are going to
be the death of mankind, I do plan to buy a steamer and a toaster
oven. I also like the idea of turkey sausage for a pork substitute.
For breakfast I usually have cream of rice with some protien powder
and rice milk. I bought a can of salmon a few days ago and I might
try
having that for breakfast (with eggs) this weekend.
Actually being on this diet is quite easy and comforting. I have
generally been on it for quite a while. I just didn’t know that
wheat,
corn, and pork were so bad for me. Now that I avoid them and
I avoid excessive carbohydrate intake (desserts), I feel pretty
energetic all the time. Pretty neat.
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Debra,
Never tried it. Are your boys O’s like you, or are they of other blood
types? This could get interesting!!
Kathleen

Holly,
I usually eat puffed kamut cereal, or puffed rice cereal with soy milk. I’ll
sometimes have eggs with turkey sausage.
Happy Food!!
Kathleen

After reading the article on dangers of microwave usage, I’m wondering what
the best and quickest way to reheat foods is. I usually eat leftovers for
lunch and heat them in the microwave. I only have 15-20 minutes to prepare
my lunch, then 20 minutes to eat it. For instance, today I had a hamburger
patty, fried sweet potatoes, and broccoli…any suggestions for a quick way
to reheat these items (without making the broccoli soggy)?
Thanks,
Nancy

Hi everyone, this is Hermann from sunny Vancouver ( would be nice to have some sunshine ). Tomorrow night ( Friday June 9. 00 ,

Peter DAdamo will be guest on the Laura Lee Show , at 7:00 Pm Pacific, till 8:00 Pm. lauralee.com

Tschuess hermann

Hi my name Andrea and I have just purchased the book ER4YT. It came
highly recommended by the local natural food store. I was looking
over some of the past messgaes and was wondering what the free
holistic papers are. I am new to all this natural foods and terms so
please be patient if I ask stupid questions. Thank you.

I have a friend who is an herbalist, and she recommends it highly.

Hi,
I’m a PhD holistic health facilitator re-offering free 3 to
6-page
papers (2 a week) on various health topics, usually contrasting the
orthodox allopathic medical approach and alternative healing
approaches.
Email me at kosmik@… from your own email address (not this
BB, which I do not read, being a B+) and TELL ME WHAT PAPERS YOU
WANT (please do not ask to be put on a list to receive future
papers). Please print off papers of interest to you, because I am too
busy to send re-sends.
This week’s offering: Paper 9D, Thyroid dysfunction; Paper
11D,
Healing with flower essences, aromatherapy—-there is no paper 10D.
[To save my time both papers are sent because most requesters want
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Which salad dressings are beneficial or neutral for type O’s? All I
can find is that blue cheese is bad.
Since I’ve been on this diet plan, I have felt great. Lots of energy,
vitality, etc. I went out for mexican food on Monday - had a few
handfulls of tortilla chips (corn). Wow, did I pay for it later.
Gary