Thursday, November 21, 2013

Diet Menus And Plans - Revisiting The Blood Type A Diet

There is absolutely no danger in just reading about diets. But please, never undertake any diet without discussing its pros and cons with a qualified health care professional. You can really harm yourself if you don't take proper precautions. Don't expect to lose pound after pound quickly and effortlessly. If your keep these precautions in mind you are now ready to consider the Blood Type A Diet.

The A Blood Type is said to come from Asia and the Middle East. This diet is vegetarian (A as in agriculture), low in fats and rich in vegetables and grains. To diminish your risk of developing heart disease, reduce to a minimum your consumption of meat, especially red meat. Eat fish three or four days a week or choose low-fat meats or fowl. Stay away from whole milk. Put an accent on vegetable proteins such as legumes. Whole grains are also good for you. Eat three fruits a day. Start the day off with a glass of hot water that may contain lemon juice. This diet comes with a large number of foods to eat and foods to avoid. Even among the favored food groups such as fish and vegetables there are plenty of items to avoid. For example, stay away from whitefish, herring, anchovies, catfish, and several other fish and seafood. Good choices include salmon, trout, snails, cod, sardines, perch, and mackerel. Red wine (in moderation) is recommended. Because people with Blood Type A a
re subject to a shortage of the different B Vitamins, they should be taking them, as well as Vitamins C and a little Vitamin E. There is also a list of additional suggested supplements. Clearly you won't be able to follow this diet without a book. Recommended activities include yoga and meditation.

Advantages of the Blood Type A Diet include improving the state of your cells and immune system. Its foods are varied and healthy. Disadvantages include the need for food supplements, in part due to low protein and iron intake.

Here is a sample menu For breakfast have a poached egg, a skim-milk yogurt, a bowl of blueberries. Wash it all down with a glass of grapefruit juice and a cup of tea or coffee. For lunch enjoy a Greek salad with a slice of wheat-germ bread. Your mid-afternoon snack is a glass of pineapple juice. Suppertime means sliced raw vegetables, turkey meat balls with green beans and a soy yoghurt for dessert.

A quick tour of the Amazon web site revealed quite a wide range of Blood Type A Diet books and recipe books for this diet. Many are available for the Kindle ereader.


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Levi Reiss wrote or co-authored ten computer and Internet books and teaches computers at an Ontario French-language community college. Visit his wine, diet, health, and nutrition website http://www.wineinyourdiet.com and check out his wine diet articles.



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