Secretor and Non-secretor
Hi everyone I see sometimes people put this down on there postings.
Is this something we should check for the O’s. And how important is
this to following the lifestyle.
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May 20th, 2006 at 2:34 am
In a message dated 10/22/2002 8:03:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
az1home@… writes:
<< Hi everyone I see sometimes people put this down on there postings.
Is this something we should check for the O’s. And how important is
this to following the lifestyle.
Well, after 4 years on the diet and not having a lot of success at losing
weight, I finally sent away for the “kit” and found out I’m a “nonnie”. It
further restricts what we can eat. Oh thrill.
Max
May 20th, 2006 at 2:19 pm
az1home@… writes:
<< Hi everyone I see sometimes people put this down on there postings. Is
this something we should check for the O’s. And how important is this to
following the lifestyle.
Max responds:
<<Well, after 4 years on the diet and not having a lot of success at losing
weight, I finally sent away for the “kit” and found out I’m a “nonnie”. It
further restricts what we can eat. Oh thrill.
To elaborate on Max’s response, O non-secretors are even more sensitive to
grains, sugars and fats that our secreting O brethren. If you find that you
are compliant to the O plan and are still having trouble with your health or
your weight, you should most definitely find out if you are a nonnie.
Dianne in L.A.
Sugar and grain-free O nonnie