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I Googled "Blood Type A-Positive Diet" (there's also Type A-Negative) because I had once Googled it before and remembered something about vegetarianism for my blood type.
Meat, especially red meat, is described as Toxic for my blood type. Even chicken or turkey or fish should be eaten only occasionally (or not at all, if one becomes vegetarian).
I had already noticed that I didn't feel energized or well after eating meat. And sensed that I couldn't digest it. It would just sit there like a bleeping ROCK in my stomach.
So eliminating meat/fish/fowl will probably make me feel much better.
As for dairy, this also is not helpful for type-A positive. However, yogurt (which I do like), mozarella, and ricotta are better than other types of cheese.
I rarely eat eggs anymore, but I have no objection if a little egg is in the ingredient list of, say, a bagel. I am not interested in going completely vegan. I love and need some dairy and am not going to get freaked out if a little bit of egg finds itself into my body. But I won't be eating omelets or scrambled eggs very often.
Fruits and vegetables are excellent, also moderate intake of whole grains, nuts, seeds. So I'm all set !!! Going lacto-ovo-vegetarian. Bye Bye meat. I'm not going to miss you!
Meat, especially red meat, is described as Toxic for my blood type. Even chicken or turkey or fish should be eaten only occasionally (or not at all, if one becomes vegetarian).
I had already noticed that I didn't feel energized or well after eating meat. And sensed that I couldn't digest it. It would just sit there like a bleeping ROCK in my stomach.
So eliminating meat/fish/fowl will probably make me feel much better.
As for dairy, this also is not helpful for type-A positive. However, yogurt (which I do like), mozarella, and ricotta are better than other types of cheese.
I rarely eat eggs anymore, but I have no objection if a little egg is in the ingredient list of, say, a bagel. I am not interested in going completely vegan. I love and need some dairy and am not going to get freaked out if a little bit of egg finds itself into my body. But I won't be eating omelets or scrambled eggs very often.
Fruits and vegetables are excellent, also moderate intake of whole grains, nuts, seeds. So I'm all set !!! Going lacto-ovo-vegetarian. Bye Bye meat. I'm not going to miss you!
The plant based doctors I follow each have a slightly different way of looking at diet with some being very strict.
The one who seems to have the most loyal following does not expect that people will never eat animal products, but that they are considered "rich" foods and are only for special occasions. That also goes for things like oil, sugar and nuts.
Congrats and good luck with your new WOE (way of eating)!
Anybody lose weight on a vegetarian diet? Feel better?
I'm new here and would love to get some responses. Thanx.
Thanks for posting!
dairy also makes me sick but in other ways. I actually get nauseious on busses and trains if eating dairy but not if I am walking or sitting or standing. wierd. It also makes me break out and get really irritible. also wierd but true.
B blood types are supposed to do well with dairy. maybe it's the B positive type.
so that's me
My friend went vegan and lost tons of wieght. she was in her twneties though