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Got swami this morning - completed most fields and came out as Gatherer. printing report for the first time will study and report back.
First notes would be PRINTING Lots of nearly blank pages..... environment and all..
have to figure out a few details like fingerprints and additional blood info like lewis - didn't come back on my secretor report
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not quite completed then......  don t forget to always let swami compute your genotype, everytime you run it |
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Kyosha Nim
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Hi lola, i was abit surprised that the secretor test didn't include the lewis type info since it was a lewis type blood test as far as i know?
it was done via the supplier in the uk. |
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have them mail you the result |
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I never printed mine up- it would use up all the ink in my printer and I can't afford to replace it right now. The day I got it, I spent several hours staring at my computer screen reading the whole thing. I keep mine on the computer and refer to it frequently, plus I printed out just the wallet card page, covered it with clear contact paper, and put it in my purse. |
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Thursday, April 1, 2010, 7:58pm |
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Kyosha Nim
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It is impressive though, Basically it does in a few minutes what took me several days to do. and it can do it every time
Loads more foods are also back in that were out before.
just wish I could combine Emily and Amber in the same report. asking a lot I know. lol
but being they are all O's etc surely it could be done for a small fee.... maybe with proof of identity to prevent fraud. they all have passports Dr D?
Also need to talk about cost of supplements – it seems someone has got the rate of exchange wrong regarding dollars and sterling – I think it may be cheaper for me to buy in the usa of a and ship to the uk myself.
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PCUK-Positive |
Thursday, April 1, 2010, 9:08pm |
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Now, I hope I don’t sound like a moaner.....but..... what is it with parmesan cheese on the Swami it's allowed (Very Happy about that) but as a (checker of everything) I notice it's so avoid on the live right website.
I'm sure Lola will enlighten me.
I also imagine she has enlightened many people before with the sam e question lol
I love it that i found out how to make my own cheese, so there will be no additives r colours in them. Only shame is the initial product is milk which is dairy so a no no.
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Lola |
Thursday, April 1, 2010, 10:36pm |
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high butyric content..... don t forget that not all gatherers are lucky to get that particular cheese it s personalized for you exclusively! the reason why only you can run it on yourself
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i found out how to make my own cheese, so there will be no additives r colours in them. Only shame is the initial product is milk which is dairy so a no no.
by all means ok if in your list! once upon a time, when I first tested a gatherer, paneer being a SF was in the menu! I always made it from scratch using organic cow s milk......it is the process that renders it beneficial.... problem with milk is the whey, and that type cheese has all the whey drained off. |
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PCUK-Positive |
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so is that good or bad, and why the difference in the two.... i can perfectly understand a food jumping from a neutral up wards and even avoid to beneficial for a small portion of people - I'd just love to know the specifics on parpeasn. any way o'm off to bed to read for a few hours .... |
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Thursday, April 1, 2010, 10:50pm |
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Any way general feeling about swami is very good and not really that expensive for all that it does.
one question thpugh why does it keep remindng me how many edits i've made, is there a limit? |
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Thursday, April 1, 2010, 10:54pm |
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When you get your SWAMI, you can ignore all the details on GTD or BTD. Ziggy cheese (I just made that up) might be an avoid for Os in general or Gatherers in general, but if it's listed as neutral on your personalized SWAMI, then it's a neutral for you.
I have a whole bunch of cheeses listed as "neutral" for me, and a handful are beneficial. Meanwhile, I know how sick I get when I consume cow's milk products, so I'm going to use common sense here. SWAMI is an incredible piece of software, but it's not foolproof, and it's nowhere near as complex as the human body. One of these days, I plan to make my own cheeses out of goat's milk- and until then, I'll avoid all cheeses except for the occasional sheep milk feta (neutral) or goat cheese (unlisted) in small quantities. |
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Lola |
Thursday, April 1, 2010, 11:23pm |
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no limit, no worries! as to the whys on food values and jumping from one to another..... parameters programed by Dr D for swami......too complex indeed.... http://www.dadamo.com/cgi-bin/Blah/Blah.pl?b-GTDdiet/m-1202698596/#num13
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Dr D The BTD is mostly a 'single food' system. When you start moving to GTD and especially towards SWAMI the food relationships start to grow in number. Sometimes they grow in a manner consistent with the prior values and other times the relationship between the food relationship alters the value of a single food in the relationship group.
the database of analysis is huge and the biochemistry amazingly and beautifully complicated.... http://www.dadamo.com/cgi-bin/Blah/Blah.pl?b-nonnie/m-1205857140/s-all/#num12 |
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swami is very good and not really that expensive for all that it does.
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Paula O+ |
Friday, April 2, 2010, 1:41am |
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PC, the parmesan, Lola mentioned the high butyric content, helps heal the intestines if you have a leaky gut/lots of white lines in the fingerprints. I love the stuff, along with pecorino romano, a sheeps milk type of aged cheese. Anyway, it's good for some type O's.  Nice to have on rice pasta with olive oil along with italian parsley or basilico....yum! |
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Friday, April 2, 2010, 5:08am |
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Plus a strong tasting cheese like parmesan goes such a long way (oops nearly typed whey after the above discussion  ) Btw congrats on getting your swami PC... I still have you as an explorer  |
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Symbi |
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Hi Policy checker,
I'm with Possum, here that you might not have decided on your final genotype yet and may be an Explorer. When you figure out your fingerprints it could all change!
It's a great program and don't be afraid to change settings, I'm well into double digits on changing mine already! |
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Possum |
Saturday, April 3, 2010, 5:04am |
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Fingerprints/double digits???  |
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ABOALL |
Saturday, April 3, 2010, 5:12am |
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Hi, I noticed that the most of you know your Secretor data. Do I need one to start using SWAMI  What info is indispensable for running SWAMI  Thanks   |
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C_Sharp |
Saturday, April 3, 2010, 5:37am |
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The more information you provide SWAMI, the more accurate your results will be.
SWAMI Xpress runs will run without specifying secretor status, but the results are better if you do.
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C_Sharp |
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Required fields include:
First Name: Last Name: Height Weight Your Year of Birth: Your Gender: Your Activity Level:
Your ABO Blood Group: Your Rh Blood Group: Are You Caffeine Sensitive: Are You Lactose Intolerant: Your Handedness: Waist measurement: Hip measurement: How would you categorize your Upper Leg Space: What is your Somatotype: What is your Trunk to Leg Ratio: What is your Upper to Lower Leg Ratio: Wrist Encirclement:
White Lines, Fingers: Length of Index Finger: Length of Ring Finger: Thumb (D1) Ridge Pattern: Index (D2) Ridge Pattern: Middle (D3) Ridge Pattern: Ring (D4) Ridge Pattern: Pinkie (D5) Ridge Pattern: |
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Saturday, April 3, 2010, 5:38pm |
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Any way general feeling about swami is very good and not really that expensive for all that it does.
one question thpugh why does it keep remindng me how many edits i've made, is there a limit?
Swami gets better as the information that you enter into it more accurately reflects your epigenetic individuality. When Swami was first made public, the database had some incorrect data. Cheddar cheese suddenly became permissible for a lot of people, but the data that caused this should have been part of the celery record. I am on my 13th run of Swami - but about half were run to capture the improvements to the "beta quality" of the information. Not much changed for me until I entered more specific personal information. Although the GTD helped me Swami is so much better! |
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I used to limit myself to sheep and goat cheeses and always felt Pecorino Romano and Parmesan were so similar that it would be nice to be able to eat Parmesan too. Well, both are diamonds for me now. I'm looking forward to making pesto again with basil from the farmer's market.
Paula, I couldn't respond to your PM, but sent a couple of others separately plus an e-mail. I hope you got them! |
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The more information you provide SWAMI, the more accurate your results will be.
SWAMI Xpress runs will run without specifying secretor status, but the results are better if you do.
Thank you so much for your kindly answering my question,  C_sharp, and typing all these detailed "Required fields", which really helped me to be prepared better before buying it. |
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