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Complete blood type encyclopedia

by Peter J. D'Adamo, with Catherine Whitney (2002)

About this book

Which blood types should…Respond quickly to signs of depression with anti-depressants?Use a widely available vaccine to lower the risk of cancer?Avoid aspirin because of thin blood?Use diet to treat an ear infection?The answers are here…Dr. Peter J. D’Adamo has established himself as the world’s most popular and respected authority on the connection between blood type and eating, cooking, healing and living. Eat Right 4 Your Type, Cook Right 4 Your Type, and Live Right 4 Your Type have created an international phenomenon. Now comes the essential desk reference to answer all your questions.The first book to draw on the thousands of medical studies proving the connection between blood type and disease, this is the ultimate blood type guide to:Disease susceptibilityAllergic responsesSymptomsChronic painDigestive healthFatigueImmune enhancementSleep enhancementCognitive improvementDetoxificationHealthy skinCardiovascular protectionMetabolic enhancementExerciseHerbs, Supplements, and FoodFood, herb and supplement entries give specific information by blood type on efficacy for different conditions as well as overall health. A comprehensive introduction lays out the history of blood type science as well as confirmation of D’Adamo’s theories yielded by the new maps of the human gene. The Eat Right 4 Your Type Complete Blood Type Encyclopedia will give you keys to unlocking the secrets to the health and well-being of yourself and your family.

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