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Blood Type Diet
(redirected from Blood group diet)

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Blood Type Diet
A diet devised by P.J. D'Adamo, MD, popularised in Eat Right For Your Type, premised on the assertion that the 4 main blood groups—O, A, B, and AB—reflect 4 different patterns of metabolism
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The Blood Group Diet says that Laura, who is Group O, should eat a high-protein, low-carb diet with lots of meat and fish but no dairy products, wheat or grains.
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It's a sensible, no-nonsense plan which top nutritionists have long advocated as an alternative to popular fads such as South Beach, The Zone and the Blood Group diet.
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