Dr. Peter D'Adamo - Latest comments on Sissies.

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Kevin [Visitor] — Mon, 07 May 2012 00:37:46 +0000

I find this article concerning Dr.Mercola a little amusing and at the same time confusing.As a person who wants to improve his general overall health I have read Dr.mercola's writings and watched his videos. In an older video he's preaching the merits of fibre and whole grains. He even labels himself Dr.Fibre, LOL go figure!!! because now he preaches to avoid grains at all costs. same preacher, entirely different sermon! Why can't he remove his old dated videos off of youtube if things have changed?
Furthermore...
I'm confused to hear he is blood type A which is primarily how a vegetarian is described. On his website regarding metobolic typing he claims he is a protien, meat eating type which hardly explains what an A is.Hey a lot of us are just average everyday people seeking ot nutrion experts as to improve our lives.When so called nutrion experts are all over the road map with each new wind that blows in, it make it really frustrating to wonder who is giving the right advice. Cheers!

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rebekah montgomey [Visitor] — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 15:01:56 +0000

Dr. This is a question in regards to the genotype diet. After performing many of the test, my strength test are pretty similar for both explorer and hunter. Interesting that both of these genotypes you say are tasters but I am a non taster so this further confuses me. I am an O , female, with native american, nordic, english heritage. I do not know if I am Rh pos or neg? How can I help myself to get identify myself correctly?
Thanks

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jaynee0 [Visitor] — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 16:41:24 +0000

I like Weil as a person, big beard and all, his values are similar to mine but I have lost faith in his health recommendations...they seem so middle of the road...the GTD has staying power and will last!

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karen [Visitor] — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 17:40:03 +0000

Today is the first time I've actually looked at the details of the blood type diet. It actually follows the logic of eating for one's genetic type in a way that is easy to follow. And some of the foods I'd quit eating because other 'health' plans said my type shouldn't eat- well, looking back, when I did eat these foods in the past I was healthier and felt better than I do now. Am going back to my old ways- the Type A diet will be easy for me to do.
Any one who says type A is high grain hasn't read the plan.

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Peppermint Twist [Visitor] — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 13:48:06 +0000

Tell it like it is, Dr. D.

I have recently gotten in touch with my "inner flower child", if you will, and decided that I am no longer going to allow those on the other end of the political spectrum from me to define, frame and/or mischaracterize the debate, let alone go unchallenged in the debate. Lately, I've been all about speaking up.

As a general rule, I think that speaking up sure beats sitting in silence. But then sometimes the opposite is true, as there is just no arguing--no matter how substantively and logically--with some people, so sometimes the old adage "A fool knows little and says much; a wise man knows much and says little" kicks in. But other times? It feels so good to kick some butt and take some names, doesn't it?!

The truth remains standing when all else falls to bits, and that is why the BTD is still a best seller over a decade after its release.

I'm just sayin'.

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Ron [Visitor] — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 08:07:11 +0000

I'm glad to see you throw a little Brooklyn fight their way. These guys get no love from me.

Zilch.

Mercola distributing the "Town of Allopath" was great and all, but he can only milk his cred so far with me.

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Andrea AWsec [Visitor] — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 12:54:26 +0000

I just canceled my AARP subscription!

No sense in belonging to a group that allows criticism of others. Haven't they learned anything over all their years?

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Mike [Visitor] — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 03:21:39 +0000

I'm suspicious of anyone who hides behind a large beard...Weil could always work at Macy's around Christmas as they are always looking for jolly men. As for Mercola, his "passion is to transform the traditional medical paradigm in the United States"...too bad his paradigm is as stuck as the one he is trying to change.