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the STOMACH HEALTH PACK from NAP has GastroGuard™
which has Bentonite Clay to assist in attracting and soaking up environmental toxins.
Psyllium isn't recommended as a regular fiber supplement for type O. |
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| Alia Vo |
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Quoted from Phred
I make sundays my cooking day. I usually cook up some chicken breats, some beef burgers, maybe a flank steak or chili. All meats are organic. I also make some side dishes like black-eyed pea salad and my famous roasted root veggie dish called "Le Grande Menage a Trois" or "The Big Three-some".
Once everything is made... you can then just pick and choose here and there and mix in with steamed greens and other side plates. Simplifies life GREATLY!
Yes, I find that organization is the key. Finding one day out of the week to shop/prepare/cook a fair quantity of food for the week makes meal times more simple. It is nice to have a selection of prepared homemade foods to pick and choose from when one is hungry. Alia |
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| jayney-O |
| Sunday, October 22, 2006, 6:58pm |
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Right off the bat I'd add almond butter to the smoothy or olive or flax oil....you cannot go without any fat for a breakfast that is already a bit on the carby side... |
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Quoted from lola
Psyllium isn't recommended as a regular fiber supplement for type O.
My blood type O brother's dr (get that?), gave him some stuff to help w/ his bowels..........you're gonna  when ya see this. Ingred: Psyllium and guar gum. How USELESS is that mess? I suggested he look for something w/o psyllium and for sure w/o the gums. One step forward, 2 steps back.  |
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| Victoria |
| Sunday, October 22, 2006, 7:16pm |
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It's yelling into deaf ears, Pat. |
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It's yelling into deaf ears, Pat.
If you mean he won't listen..........I think he will. He just had no clue. Or that's how it is in my dream anyway.  |
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If you mean he won't listen..........I think he will. He just had no clue. Or that's how it is in my dream anyway.
That's great, Pat!!  What a relief it must be to have someone actually want to learn what's good for their body!  |
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