The Blood Type Diet Tutorial

Lesson Seven: Dealing with specific health issues

Many people turn to the Blood Type Diet because it can make a powerful difference in how they deal with specific health issues in their own lives. Though not a replacement for the services of a physician, using the Blood Type Diet in conjunction with conventional or complementary health care can provide a powerful advantage: One that can often separate the exceptional patient from the average one.

If you choose to include Blood Type specific supplementation as part of you plan, remember to discuss this with your doctor, especially if you are currently taking medication.

Well, we've gathered a few resources to help you out.

RESOURCE: The Complete Blood Type Encyclopedia

Key Point: The Complete Blood Type Encyclopedia is the A-Z Reference Guide for the Blood Type Connection to Symptoms, Disease, Conditions, Medications, Vitamins, Supplements, Herbs and Food covers over 400 entries on treating symptoms and illness according to blood type. This is the ultimate encyclopedic blood type guide to conditions, herbs, supplements, medication and food. Look up everything from asthma to sore throat, from cancer to thrombosis to find out which the risk for each blood type, how to attempt to heal the condition through blood type recommendations. Each condition entry will also cite rigorous studies showing frequency and severity in each blood type.

Food, herb, and supplement entries give specific information by blood type on efficacy for different conditions as well as overall health and will help readers find out what is helpful or harmful to their blood type. You can find the Complete Blood Type Encyclopedia at most major booksellers, public libraries, and the online NAP store.

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RESOURCE: The D'Adamo Health Library

Key Point: Dr. D'Adamo has recently released a series of eight books (The D'Adamo Health Library) each of which addresses a specific health topic in light of the differences between the blood types. The eight books cover Allergies, Anti-Aging, Arthritis, Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes, Fatigue, and Menopause.

RESOURCE: The Determinator

Key Point: The Determinator is an artificial intelligence program written by Dr. D'Adamo that provides you with advice about NAP products that may be worthy of your consideration based on the input you provide.

RESOURCE: PATHbase: The Blood Type Disease Database

Key Point: The website features an extensive on-line database of medical studies that link blood type to specific diseases. If you would like to research the link between a particular blood type and certain diseases, you can search the extensive listings.