Quoted from NewHampshireGirl

Oh, Kristen, could you list some of those fruits that changed from neutral to beneficial on the SWAMI program?   Thanks!

Sure... Here are the results verbatim. The program I ran was with an anti-aging bias. Plus I added the information from the soon-to-be-released GenoType kit data... like my measurements, fingerprints, taster status, etc.


Top Beneficial Fruits and Fruit Juices:
     
    * Apple, apple juice, apple Cider (Superbeneficial lectin)
    * Apricot, apricot juice
    * Cherry juice, black
    * Cherry, all varieties (Superbeneficial lectin)
    * Grapefruit juice, ruby re1
    * Grapefruit, ruby red (Superbeneficial lectin)
    * Kiwi
    * Nectarine, nectarine juice
    * Orange, orange juice (Superbeneficial lectin)
    * Peach (Hypoallergenic 'clearing' food)
    * Pear, pear juice (Hypoallergenic 'clearing' food)
    * Plum, all varieties (Superbeneficial lectin)
    * Raisin
    * Strawberries (Superbeneficial lectin)

Super-beneficials:

APPLE, APPLE JUICE, APPLE CIDER (1)
APRICOT, APRICOT JUICE
CHERRY JUICE, BLACK
CHERRY, ALL VARIETIES (1)
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, RUBY RE1
GRAPEFRUIT, RUBY RED (1)
KIWI
NECTARINE, NECTARINE JUICE
ORANGE, ORANGE JUICE (1)
PEACH
PEAR, PEAR JUICE
PLUM, ALL VARIETIES (1)
RAISIN
STRAWBERRIES (1)


Beneficials:

Banana
Cranberry
Cranberry juice
Grape, all varieties
Papaya, papaya juice
Passion fruit
Pineapple
Pineapple juice
Watermelon

     
(1) Type B beneficial lectin.

Quoted from Lola

honeybee,
I edited your recipe, thanks for submitting it!
check it out and let me know if it needs more tweaking done.

thanks Lola! perfect.  

BTW how do you find out which ingredients are:
"may be high in pesticides."
?
I have seen this in the recipe base but can not figure out what ingredients it refers specifically, is there a way? It is the same with he mold issue- some foods are more prone to mould? Is their more info on that?

Can I ask what the SWAMI program is?

Thanks so much Kristen!!! The list is going to be very helpful to me and to other Bs, as well.

hmm so are all of those fruits beneficial for all B's now?

and I would appreciate if anyone could give me tips on possible reasons why I've gained at least 8lbs since I began the diet.  Lately I've been paying much closer attention to the frequencies.  I go to a kinesiologist who uses muscle response testing and I asked if he would be able to do that to tell me whether I was a secreter or nonsecreter.  He told me I was a secreter but I'm thinking I should take the secreter test to see if thats right.  I'm not sure if maybe I could be a nonsecreter and I'm following the wrong frequencies.  Is it also a correct assumption to say nonsecreters tend to have more health issues because I've certainly had my share and I'm only 20.  Sometimes I feel its so young to have my body become so unbalanced.  Are there any indications that that point towards being a nonsecreter?  I'm not sure whether I should follow these values until I get the test results.  Any input would be great :O) thnx  

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how do you find out which ingredients are:
"may be high in pesticides."

perhaps doing a search will take you to different threads mentioning this issue, to build your own idea.
during IFHI 2007, Dr Kelly gave us an interesting talk on this.
Dr. Crinnion said that 90% of the pesticide
load on bell peppers could be washed off using vinegar.

Washing with vinegar might work OK for other smooth skinned produce like apples and cherries too.
http://www.dadamo.com/ifhi/2007/crinnion.htm

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These 12 popular fresh fruits and vegetables are consistently the most
contaminated with pesticides — buy these organic.

• Apples
• Bell Peppers
• Celery
• Cherries
• Grapes (imported)
• Nectarines
• Peaches
• Pears
• Potatoes
• Red Raspberries
• Spinach
• Strawberries
Lowest in Pesticides

These 12 popular fresh fruits and vegetables consistently have the lowest levels of pesticides.

• Asparagus
• Avocados
• Bananas
• Broccoli
• Cauliflower
• Corn (sweet)
• Kiwi
• Mangos
• Onions
• Papaya
• Pineapples
• Peas (sweet)

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Is it also a correct assumption to say nonsecreters tend to have more health issues because I've certainly had my share and I'm only 20.

I would say yes!

you can come over to the O nonnie thread as well!!
we re also a great bunch!

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Can I ask what the SWAMI program is?

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Dr. D
SWAMI = Serotyping With Advanced Modifying Inventories

The SWAMI is a sophisticated diet collection and display
software program written by me, Dr. Peter D’Adamo. SWAMI
allows you to add a significant number of new variables to the
basic blood type diet values and output the results via an
incredibly detailed and versatile printout. SWAMI essentially
creates a printable version of one of my commercial diets
(such as the Live Right For Your Type diet) that is much more
person-specific.

Please notice that the list of highly sprayed fruits and veggies differ from country to coutry...

The american and the danish list  I have has LOST in common - but also a few differnces
Like broccoli is often sprayed a lot
I just go for organic veggies and fruit 90 % of the time.
Things like apples and strawberries are always very sprayed.

The fruit and veggies that are very sprayed in our country are especially
Dutch, Spanich and French produce
while Scandinavian; English and Italian produce seem to have less pesticides at least when you look at some of the tests the danish authaorities do- but even a danish apple is spatyed so many times that it makes me

I got some spanish red  peppers the other day- normally I don´t buy produce from Spain unless it is organic... and I could litteraly see the pesticides on the fruit  

Quoted from 260

hmm so are all of those fruits beneficial for all B's now?

Uhhh... no, they aren't. Some may be beneficial for you... but that depends on a combination of factors. The SWAMI program is more of an individualized approach to the basics of the BTD. For me, it allows a few more food choices in the beneficial range and more specifics on why certain foods are beneficial or avoids.

In general, I think the SWAMI program moves some neutral foods to the beneficial status, perhaps a few neutral foods to the avoid status... and maybe even some foods from avoid to neutral or even beneficial depending on certain health conditions but I think that case is rare. The latter did not happen for me except for miso, but only miso that is not soy. And I have yet to find any miso which is devoid of all soy.

there s rice miso I believe.......Eden Foods, perhaps?

Quoted from Lola

you can come over to the O nonnie thread as well!!
we re also a great bunch!

hmm..how do I find this thread :O)

Quoted from honeybee

thanks Lola! perfect.  

BTW how do you find out which ingredients are:
"may be high in pesticides."
?
I have seen this in the recipe base but can not figure out what ingredients it refers specifically, is there a way? It is the same with he mold issue- some foods are more prone to mould? Is their more info on that?

In the chart that shows for which types each ingredient is beneficial, neutral, avoid, there is also a column with numbers that refer to the notes. In the attached example, anything with a 3 in the notes column may be high in pesticides.

http://www.dadamo.com/typebase4/recipedepictor7x.cgi?475

Quoted from Lola

there s rice miso I believe.......Eden Foods, perhaps?

Thanks Lola... but all rice miso's I have found have soybeans as well... including the genmai (rice) miso available through Eden foods

The miso I used to eat was 'unpasteurized certified organic brown rice miso' and it contains 'whole soybeans, brown rice, salt, water and koji seed'.

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how do I find this thread :O)

http://www.dadamo.com/cgi-bin/Blah/Blah.pl?m-1196173815/s-5/highlight-O+nonnie/#num5
http://www.dadamo.com/cgi-bin/Blah/Blah.pl?m-1188487197/s-34/highlight-O+nonnie/#num34

can t find the O nonnie club thread, anyone?

Hey there, y'all.
Here I am for the first time since 11 december. Thought I'd blog and check in with the clan. I have to say, it's hard to catch a quick glance of what's currently on the Forum, with this new format.
But, yeah, I blogged, about peppers. I assure you I handwrote at least 50 blogs during the past several months, but I still don't have a computer (!) and there are reasons it's hard to get to one...
I'm so glad to have been able to share one of the many thoughts I've had about BTD with you today. I am marketing it BIGTIME here in San Francisco and, via telephone, all over the world. Even people who'd been resistant for years have recently, on their own, found out their bloodtypes and jumped on the bandwagon. I'm happy for them and encourage them as best I can.
I'll go into more detail another time.
Leave a comment if you like the Blog...
Luv y'all, or almost all...?
Me

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Question: How do I change my Moniker, i.e. from exj_j?

I't is nice to see you back.  Being a super taster, I can not handle most peppers.  My son loves thems.  

Good to see you again

Quoted from san j

Question: How do I change my Moniker, i.e. from exj_j?

Ask Italybound.  She managed it.

Quoted from Ribbit

Ask Italybound.  She managed it.

Hello, click on the member centre button at top right of this page, then on the left, click on name and contact information, then change 'screen name'.  

Glad to see you back - always enjoy your blogs  

It's wonderful to see you back!

Hi B-Buddies!
I see that some of you are, like me, nomads. This is the second time I'm coming on the Forum in August. And then not at all since April, and then not since 12/07.
But I'm diggin' the Nomad thing, but still thoroughly hooked on Be-ing (B), anthropologically speaking.
Anyway, I've got some very, very cool blogs to share with you, but there's a technical problem (at least one, maybe two) at my author-space, and as soon as it's fixed, I will be able to put 'em out there.
Keep cool, clanmates.
Hey: Great Idea: Calling all B's: Check in here and let us know your GT, even if it's in your bio-box. Let's get the lay of the land here!
Shock Henriette B Sec is an Explorer! I see it in her description...
(Bear with me, folks, I haven't been on the site in a long time, and there've been ALOT of changes!!