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Eat right for your type

grattanspuds · 2014-07-30 16:24:47

I got a food intolerance test done recently, which was very interesting and has yielded some good results. When I was getting it done, the woman who performed it recommended a book called "Eat right for your type" to me. I bought it, and find it very interesting. It suggests that food intolerances are based on people's…

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30-07-2014 5:24pm

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grattanspuds

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I got a food intolerance test done recently, which was very interesting and has yielded some good results. When I was getting it done, the woman who performed it recommended a book called "Eat right for your type" to me. I bought it, and find it very interesting. It suggests that food intolerances are based on people's blood type and it gives a full rundown of what they say your blood type shouldn't eat. Has anyone else tried it? What's the general feeling; a load of hocus-pocus or something worth thinking about?

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#2 30-07-2014 8:18pm
uberalex

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I'm fairly certain it's hogwash, and without any scientific value. Most food intolerance tests are equally meaningless, I am afraid.
www sciencebasedmedicine org/igg-food-intolerance-tests-what-does-the-science-say/

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