A LLMD suggested I do this, which throws my current foods out the window.

Just my experience.

I'm interested in this idea.
What links? The more technical the better.
Hard data, studies to support this?
Pubmed links?
Thanks

I believe this is a very good book, food sensitiviites will lower our immune system, so we then cannot fight lyme as well.

If you look to the avoid foods for your blood type, try this for a few months, see how you feel, I believe this may help some more with fighting lyme, avoiding the avoid foods. And adding in the benificial foods to boost or help the immune.

Worth a try.

i'm type O definitely do better with meat - was a vegetarian for 10 years which may have helped set me up for this....shoemaker's no-amylose diet and the atkins diet resemble pretty closely adamo's blood type o diet.
deb

The premise is that some food will cause your blood to agglutinate or clot if you are the wrong blood type for the food.

Yet, the author never cites scientific studies to prove this or shows pictures of agglunition to back up this theory.

He has even gone so far now as to write another book that links personality to blood type. Still it's "food" for thought.

Apparantly some scientist did a big study of diabetes and they recorded what blood type everyone had. An incredible disproportional amount where my blood type--the second most popular type--not o but ab? is that right. Scared my sister to death--she bugs me constantly about my weight and diabetes.

I did this diet and it was the answer for me. I lost 55 pounds in about 7 months and I was very strict with it. I also felt better at the time and hadn't looked that good in some time, until lyme came out full force.

To this day, the stricter I am with this diet the better I do. I would definitly recommend it to anyone especially with Type O's as they seem (from my exp. and what I have heard) do the best on it.

Being type o and type A are the most difficult diets to follow.