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Summary: What about multiple blood-type families?
Review: My mother-in-law lives with us. She's type AB. My husband and kids are type A. My father & mother visit frequently. They are A & O. I am O. How am I supposed to plan meals that can encompass all of our food needs for our blood types. This is a bit unrealistic.
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Summary: Explanation
Review: I need an explanation about the implication if someone with B blood type consumes lamb as recomended in the book while he is sufferring high blood pressure.
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Summary: I have some questions, does anybody have answers?
Review: I liked the book. The content and recommendations make sense to me. I like that the author refers to his lab work. Is there a web-site or does the author have an on-line connection? Thank you.
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Summary: I thought it was baloney..till it cleared up my psoriasis.
Review: My wife followed the diet for a while, though I was quite skeptical. Her very painful periods (lifelong endometriosis) have never been milder. That convinced me to try it. I've had psoriasis almost my entire life. Tried PUVA, even chemotherapy. Each worked for a while. I followed the type A diet for 4 months and am surprised and happy to say that my condition is 99% better, and I lost a few pounds as well. Is it hard? No, you just have to have a good reason to be disciplined. I did, and it worked for me. Thank you Dr. d'Adamo.
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Summary: Doesn't work as a cassette for refering to your type later.
Review: I didn't like it in this format because this is a book that you need to refer to often after you read it. Because it is on cassette, you can't just open it to the list of do's and don'ts for type O. You need to listen to the entire tape to get the information and there is no way to highlight the information you will need later.
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Summary: Absolute garbage
Review: This book does not appear to be based on any sort of science whatsoever. If so, where are the independent studies? The author's just after a buck. My coworker showed me this book and I just laughed.
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Summary: Too Restrictive
Review: The diets are too restrictive so it's easy to fall off the wagon. Also, to follow the diets "correctly" you are enticed into buying ER4YT products like supplements & the cookbook. I've tried to follow the guidlines as closely as possible for the last 2 months but I have not yet felt the benefits promised like greater energy and weight loss.
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Summary: Right on the mark!
Review: My Dr. recommended this book to me as I had a lot of problems with food intolerances and excess mucas build up in my system. My stomache hurt every time I ate or drank anything! I immediately bought the book and was totally amazed when I read about my Blood type, A, and noticed the foods that had always caused me problems were listed in the "Avoid" list! I started eating the beneficial and neutral foods and have had a complete turnaround in my health! Now if I am away from home and eat a food on the "Avoid" list I pay for it with a painful gut, no energy and increased mucas. My body knows what it needs and I thank Dr. D'Adamo for putting this information out there!
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Summary: Great Book
Review: A friend told me about this book. I could not wait for my copy to arrive. I am on my second reading at this time. I have not converted over to a total veggie diet yet. (type A) My family was strictly meat and potatoes! The only warning is if you buy this book thinking that somehow a "Whopper" is going to be good for you, you might as well forget it. The food on the beneficial lists are "natural". (ie orgaincally grown beef for type O's)
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Summary: fascinating new point of view, explains many questions
Review: After watching two close female friends loose a total of 120 pounds with this diet, and hearing from a natropathic physician that there was merit in the book, we bought it four days ago. The current material looks very well researched, although the evolutionary part is very overbearing and frankly unbelievable. Putting that aside, the core information will be very useful for us. Now, we just need to figure out how to mesh type O & type A to any degree at mealtime!!
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