In article >,
Rubystars > wrote:
>
>"Mark Thorson" > wrote in message
...
>> Ann wrote:
>>
>> > I want to do it right, not have to worry about adding *more*
>> > problems and getting frustrated thinking it's not helping because
>> > I'm bumbling it.
>>
>> But how can anyone help you when you haven't told us
>> even the most basic information about your particular
>> health conditions? For example, you haven't mentioned
>> your blood type. What's right for a type O is completely
>> different from what is needed by an AB. Type O in general
>> are people descended from agrarian farmers, and for them
>> a high-carb, grain-based diet is near optimal. On the other
>> hand, type AB are people descended from hunters and
>> fishermen, so a high-protein diet rich in fish oils is usually
>> best. Type A should be eating lots of tomatoes, garlic, pasta
>> and olive oil, while type B are shiftless people of no account
>> who are best avoided.
>
>There's no evidence whatsoever for that "eat right for your type" BS.
>
>http://www.quackwatch.org/04ConsumerEducation/NegativeBR/d'adamo.html
>
>Please stop peddling snake oil.

So, Mark, do you practice "catch and release" or what?

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