Blood Type Diet Now In eDiets
Weight Loss giant eDiets have just added Peter D'Adamo's diet Eat Right 4 Your Type (a.k.a the Blood Type Diet). eDiets already have a stellar collection of diet plans in their system allowing users to choose the diet plan that is right for them.
The addition of the Blood Type Diet is peculiar - some people swear by it - but it seems to be 'weird science' to me. The basis of the diet is that you eat according to your blood type. Since most of us are blood type O - most of us will eat the same.
There is more about the blood type diet here.
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39.1% Type A /29.4% Type O/ 21.5% Type B/ 10% AB. It is a change of eating habits. I have lost 24 lbs a year ago and maintained the same weight. I am an O Pos. Maintaining the Eat right for your Blood type eating habits has been very beneficial. I know of another 45 yr old Male who lost 30 lbs - O Pos. I believe the o Pos has the easiest of the Blood type to modify their eating habits. I look great at 179 lbs. 70% of the population is other than O Pos. Give it a try. It takes at least 6 weeks to really see a difference. I have the O Pos personality traits also. Thanks for the posting. Greg in Iowa.
ReplyI am interested in more info ...online websites about BloodTypeDiets...
Replyand just wondered if you might have that knowledge
Thanks in Advance
Semi-scientific claims are also a problem. You hear something that sounds like evidence, but actually isn’t evidence enough. Dieters often feel better in the first weeks of a diet, simply due to the Placebo Effect and because they feel more in control of their lives. They also tend to control their calorie intake a little bit better when they mind what they eat, so their weight does drop. A few weeks down the line though, when they fail, they often blame themselves, not the fad diet. In their minds the diet is good, but they are “bad”.
ReplyYou idiots, Im asking for the foods you eat, not the diets you could get
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