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backed up by scientific research. Until this day, there are more research done and it has been fine tuned on previous findings. This is ongoing research, something you just don't see in everyday "fad" diets. I have a few close friends who have high blood pressure, diabetic, chrons disease, lupus, and most of them have improved their personal health by following the blood type nutrition. I made a note to myself that there was a possibility that some of these people that had medical problems charted almost exactly with the risk factors for blood type. There are studies on the correlation between blood type and diseases reviewed in medical journals for a long time even though it hasn't been mentioned. We are all different from one another and our blood isn't the only factor that determines our diet or disease. But it plays a main factor and people who are concerned with maximizing their quality of life or should be aware of the effects of blood type. Losing weight on a diet that is correct for a person's blood type is easier than if the diet is more appropriate for another blood type. They still have to eat the right number of calories and exercise, but the correct diet will provide more nutrition and more energy to support the exercise.

I constantly use myself as a ginny pig and I personally have tried the diet after the book came out from Peter D'Adamo for about a month. At that time, I did lose about 12 pounds and my digestive problems were much improved since I began having ongoing issues with that. I also felt more energetic. It does take at least 7-10 days for things to take affect and especially if one has intestinal issues. From a personal basis the results were positive and profound. I am not a blood type anthropologist, medical expert, or scientist. There is constant research on this topic along with updates on any new findings on food compatibility. In my opinion I think this diet could definitely be used in conjunction with others appropriate blood type. Whether that person is using partial recommendations or full advice on foods you can eat or avoid for your blood type. This type of diet isn't likely to harm anyone at all. This is a great resource and it's interesting to really getting to know your body which this blood type nutrition teaches you on your own self journey. Experiment and get to know your body on certain foods that may give you a different reaction good or bad. For example, type O's are meat-eaters but there are also many type O people

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