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	Blood Types, Body Types And You (Revised & Expanded) Joseph Christiano Siloam, 2008 - 328 pages average customer review:based on 29 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Why do some diets produce life-changing results for some people but not for others? World-renowned health and fitness coach Dr. Joe Christiano updates his tested and proven weight-loss program based on the simple concept that your blood type--O, A, B, or AB--determines your body's ability to absorb nutrients, fight off disease, and lose weight. Revised to include protocols for detoxification and address healthy colon function, this updated edition explains how a well-balanced eating plan based on blood type is pivotal for losing weight and keeping it off for life.

Tools for readers include: *Links to online questionnaires for customized eating and fitness plans based on body genetics *120 blood-type specific recipes to maximize weight loss *Grocery lists and meal planners for individuals and families (combining blood types) *Fat-burning meal-replacement snacks *Body-redefining exercise demonstrations for specific body types

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This book will help...

This book actually gives you choices in books of diets and weight loss. If you tried other diets and failed, buy this book and give it a go. I have followed this book for about 3 weeks, (and not 100%), I have seen results.


Pleased

I enjoyed this book and did learn from it. We immediately started some of the suggestions and have seen changes. I was happy to find a newer blood type/diet book. Joseph Christiano has done some nice work with this book and I appreciate it for the health of my loved ones.
-Doctor of Naturopathy student


Blood type, body types

Jury is still out on this one. Have been low carbing. This is a little different.

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Good but discrepancy

I checked the hardcover version out of my local library, because I'd already purchased the Cook Right 4 Your Type book by Dr. Peter J. D'Adamo, to see if this author had anything different to say. It is basically the same information, except this one had the exercise routines in it based on your body shape, which I find helpful. The discrepancy comes in when he suggests the 28 day planners to include tomatoes for Type A, which I am, when tomatoes are on the "Avoid" list for Type A. I do like some of the recipes. Since this book has a religious aspect to it, it might turn some people off.

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