After my annual physical, I went for a series of blood tests and an ECG.

As the technician started asking me about my weight and height during the ECG prep, I defensively said that I had lost 80 lbs on a diet with lots of veggies, little grains, moderate animal protein and little fruit.  The first thing she asked was: "What is your blood type?"

;D ;D ;D

I said O and told her that since I could not exercise much I went on an advanced version of the blood type diet.  She told me to come back next year - slimmer.  It is amazing how much better it is talking to someone about this diet face-to-face.

I mean no offense; I like the forums and would not want to see them shut down.

The word is getting out!  (pray)   (dance)

;D

keep up the good work!

The nurse in my new doctors' practice also mentioned eating for blood type - word is certainly getting out.

I also noticed this snip:

Blood group

People with the blood groups A, A/B or B are more likely to develop the disease than people with blood group O.

from
http://uk.health.lifestyle.yahoo.net/Steve-Jobs-dies-from-pancreatic-cancer.htm

http://uk.health.lifestyle.yahoo.net/Steve-Jobs-dies-from-pancreatic-cancer.htm  

this might save some in my fam. life.. we have all those cancers in our family.. so looking for ways to search for answers might just make a difference.. thanks..

I am keeping the info..   LOL

Awesome job Paul!

Slowly.. and surely Paul.

Just had a women blood type B ( in the hospital) tell me that her sister  follows a strange diet.. the BTD. ;D

I said," What is so strange about that?" ;D

She left the hospital-- saying I guess I better read that book. :)

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(hehe)(smarty)(ok)(clap)(funny)(smarty2)(dance)(sunny) :K)

That's great, Paul!  I was talking to my MD and his nurse about BTD at my annual visit back in August, and they were very receptive.  The word is getting out indeed.  :)

Wtg Paul !

The uk is awakening to the BTD - It better had as I'm Blue in the face lol