[blam]

I found this interesting and thought that you may also.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Bkmrk.

[LS]

Would you provide 3-4 bullet points?

[kalee]

For later

[metmom]

It’s fascinating.

Thanks.

[Gadsden1st]

Bloody interesting article! Good show, Chap!

[b4me]

I read his book a few decades ago while I was a strict vegetarian. Tested my blood and I am in the highly meat eater group. I could not do it and even though I do eat some meat now, it’s very infrequent. I don’t see how I’m to force myself to eat something that does not appeal to me and at times makes me vomit as the main part f my diet. in my opinion his system is flawed.

[QBFimi]

It’s dry and a slog to read through, but absolutely fascinating. Sorely in need of a few maps, graphs, and charts.

Thanks for posting.

[kabar]

Excellent article. Thanks for posting.

[aquila48]

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[captain_dave]

This is "Junk Science". It's an hypothesis based on assumptions of man's origins and ignores human physiology. For example, the author makes an unsupported statement that blood type A people are better adapted to eating grains. That is certainly not true for me. I have blood type A+ and have always done much better following a meat, fat, vegetable, cheese, some nuts and some fruit diet. I react negatively to grains and sugar; pasta especially.

Check out Dr. Eades "Protein Power". Physiology defines diet, not some cock-sure simplistic b.s. "Find your blood type" method.

[Daffynition]

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