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Blood type diet test log (AB)

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Hi all, this is a log for a test I'm doing. A month or so back I came across the blood type diet idea. The theory is that different blood types have different dietary requirements, my blood type (AB) is the rarest with type O being the most common as such my dietary requirements are quite different to someone who is type O.

I tried eating right for my (blood) type for 3 weeks and to my astonishment found it was a lot easier to eat, I'd usually struggle through meals containing meat (most of them) and feel stuffed full and bloated most of the day, eating for my type I found putting away 4000+ cals about 50-100 times easier than the 3,500 I'd been struggling to force down before. Speaking to friends who were aware of this diet type I thought it would be an idea to conduct a little experiment, I'd get blood tests done after eating "wrong" for my type, then after sticking to my blood type diet for a few months get tested again to see if the diet had any significant effect on my health.

So I had my blood test last Thursday (12th April) and I've been eating right for my type since.

I won't go into masses of detail here as that would be pretty much just copying what's already been written in the book "eat right for your type". I will however highlight the basic dos and donts of my blood type diet.

No meat. Type ABs have low levels of stomach acid and find meat hard to digest storing much of it as fat.

Limited wheat or cornmeal. Type ABs are fine with most grains but not in excess

Large amounts of fruit and veggies. Type A diet is largely vegetarian and as AB is a mix of type A and type B apparently we do well with lots of veg.

Dairy is fine. Type Bs are best at digesting dairy and ABs inherit this quality from their B side.

Fish, in the absence of meat fish is easier to digest and a good alternative protein source for type ABs

There is much more to it than this but as I said, I'm not gonna type out the whole book. Of anyone is interested PM me your email and I'll send you a PDF copy of the book. :)

I hope that the end results of the little experiment show that eating for my type lowers cholesterol and makes it easier to gain muscle by being able to put away enough protein and easier to lose bodyfat by not storing poorly digest foods as fat.

In addition to this log I will be keeping a video log on YouTube.

Just need to thank my good bro Bader for his help putting this experiment together and introducing me to his friend who is making a documentary on the blood type diet. :D
 
excellent!
Most of the population has blood type O. Here the prescribed diet is low-carbohydrate, high in proteins (such as meat and fish), and low in dairy products. The author suggests specific foods to avoid; such as avocados, brazil nuts, and oranges. Type O should also engage in lots of exercise.

Blood Type A should avoid red meat, eat plenty of fish and vegetables, with a low dairy intake. Light exercise only.

Blood Type B should avoid chicken and bacon, eat plenty of meat and dairy, some fish, and plenty of fruit and vegetables.

Blood Type AB combines the A and B diets.

HOWEVER! let me say this
Two people can have very different metabolisms and have the same blood type. One could be sensitive to carbohydrates or sugar, whilst the other needs a high carbohydrate diet.

Weight loss and other health improvements may occur on this diet – not so much because of blood type combinations, but because of a healthier diet! the best way to do it is for people to cut down on processed and refined foods. Good advice for anyone regardless of blood type.
 
This is so interesting CS thank you for sharing.
You mind emailing me the book please.
I'm going to get my blood group as I don't yet know it.
I can't wait to see how this works. I have my fingers crossed ...
 
This is so interesting CS thank you for sharing.
You mind emailing me the book please.
I'm going to get my blood group as I don't yet know it.
I can't wait to see how this works. I have my fingers crossed ...

Consider it sent my dear x :)
 
HOWEVER! let me say this
Two people can have very different metabolisms and have the same blood type. One could be sensitive to carbohydrates or sugar, whilst the other needs a high carbohydrate diet.

Weight loss and other health improvements may occur on this diet – not so much because of blood type combinations, but because of a healthier diet! the best way to do it is for people to cut down on processed and refined foods. Good advice for anyone regardless of blood type.

Agreed, my GF is also type AB (coincidence or what??) and she is always slim, she's pretty much ectomorphic and she eats meat regularly although nowhere near as much as I did! Lol! In the book "eat right for your type" it is mentioned that while someone may by type O for example, they could still share some traits of other types if they have a parent of that type. There is also secretor status to consider as well... I'm actually in the process of finding out whether I'm a secretor or not. I'll post results here of course!

My diet was pretty good before, I kept it as clean as possible apart from the odd cheat meal. So I'm hoping that won't be the main reason I have success with this diet! :D

Thanks for the input RADAR
Muchly appreciated :)
 
Day 1.

I'm gonna pretty much post up screen shots from my cal counter as tapping everything out is gonna take too much time!

Observations:
I haven't felt too full all day. Usually my evening meal would be forced down and take quite a while to finish off if I were eating chicken or steak. Cod on the other hand goes down easily and after I'm done I could eat more. :)
 
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Thanks for sending me this too mate, I just gotta find out my blood type first haha!
It'll be interesting to see how it all goes, and if blood types really affect the many differnet enzymes in your body, I'm studing biology, focus on DNA, RNA, protien strains and of course with protien strains comes enzyme stuff, so it'll be interesting too see it all in action on this theroy :D
I don't see it fully working well that way, but I'm surely open for the idea of it though, def going to be going to my uni and opening a little study for myself on it hehe :D
 
Agreed, my GF is also type AB (coincidence or what??) and she is always slim, she's pretty much ectomorphic and she eats meat regularly although nowhere near as much as I did! Lol! In the book "eat right for your type" it is mentioned that while someone may by type O for example, they could still share some traits of other types if they have a parent of that type. There is also secretor status to consider as well... I'm actually in the process of finding out whether I'm a secretor or not. I'll post results here of course!

My diet was pretty good before, I kept it as clean as possible apart from the odd cheat meal. So I'm hoping that won't be the main reason I have success with this diet! :D

Thanks for the input RADAR
Muchly appreciated :)

Glad you learned something from this.
 
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