Your Secretor Status is A Key to Your Health
A Part of Blood Type Science
The secretor status is a part the science of Blood Type Diet. I’d love to share with you below, a latest (per March 2010) rare but important information from Dr. Peter D’Adamo. As you know, the Blood Type Diet, as a new kind of science, has been very useful and powerful for me to understand the complexity on health matter and really works to help me in the natural healing process of my second kidney stone disorder in 2007.
It helps me in finding so many unanswered health questions that have been lingered for more than 30 years.
Hopefully the valuable latest information below would benefits your healthy life.
Why Secretor Status is Important?
Are you a secretor or a non-secretor? Before starting the Blood Type or GenoType Diet, you most likely would not have known how to respond to that question or the far reaching influences that your secretor status has on your health. Your secretor status drastically alters the carbohydrates present in your body fluids and also controls important aspects of your metabolism and immune resistance.
Categories: Blood Type Diet Tags: Blood Type Diet, blood type science, diabetes, fibromyalgia, inflammation, non-secretor status, secretor status, urinary tract infections
Soy Products Do Not Make You Healthy
Commercial milk products have been linked to a number of disease conditions including allergies, asthma, arthritis, diabetes, auto immune diseases, childhood anemia, heart disease and cancer. Many have turned to soy products as substitutes for dairy products. A popular booklet describes soy foods as ” . . . uniformly high in protein but low in calories, carbohydrates and fats, entirely devoid of cholesterol, high in vitamins, easy to digest, tasty and wonderfully versatile in the kitchen, [which] positions them as irresistible new food staples for the evolving American (and also many other countries) diet. 1. . . with each mouth watering soy food dish,” says the author, “comes a balanced, adequate and sustainable nutritional package.” 2
Leaving aside the question of whether products like tofu and soy milk are really “mouthwatering” and “irresistible,” those charged with providing nutritious meals for their families should carefully examine claims that newly introduced soybean products provide an easily digested and complete nutritional package, one that adequately replaces dairy products like milk, butter and cheese, which have, after all, provided nourishment for our generations.
Categories: NUTRITION Tags: allergies, antinutrients, Cancer, Commercial milk products, diabetes, enzyme inhibitors, fermentation, heart disease, hemaglutinin, phytate, soy milk, soy products, soybeans, tofu, zinc
Sunshine for Your Health: Good or Bad?
Sunshine… on my shoulder… makes me happy… Sunshine in my eyes can make me cry…
(a lyric written by John Denver).
Our bodies make vitamin D when the sun shines, and new research suggests the positive effects on health are greater than we ever guessed. But too much sun causes skin cancer. It’s a dilemma provoking fierce discussion among scientists.
For any expectant mother, a brief stroll in the summer sunshine would seem a pleasant diversion from the rigors of pregnancy, a chance to relax in the warmth and to take in a little fresh air. It is a harmless – but unimportant – activity, it would seem.
But there is more to such walks than was previously realized. In a new study, Bristol University researchers revealed they had found out that sunny strolls have striking, long-lasting effects. They discovered that children born to women in late summer or in early autumn are, on average, about 5mm taller, and have thicker bones, than those born in late winter and early spring.
Categories: Public Health Tags: breast cancer, diabetes, melanoma, multiple sclerosis, prostate cancer, scurvy, sunlight, sunshine, tuberculosis, vitamin C, vitamin D, vitamin D deficiency
Teeth and Gum Tell Your Overall Health
My dentist explained that opening one’s mouth is somewhat like cracking open the hood of your car. An expert taking a quick look can get a good sense of what’s working, what’s not, and what should be tuned up regularly to keep your body’s systems up and running at their best.
I got interesting information from sport news recently that a professional footballer whose severe feet injury for a long time eventually had the right treatment and healed completely after his doctor found out certain problem with the athlete’s teeth and fixed it.
Your teeth and gum, it seems, may speak volumes about your well-being. For starters, there are conditions that affect oral health. Researchers continue to look at the associations between cavities, gum disease, and heart disease, but a cause-and-effect relationship has not yet been established.
Categories: Oral Health, Public Health Tags: bacteria, diabetes, gum, gum disease, heart disease, Oral Health, osteoporosis, periodontal disease, plaque, smoking, teeth, women health
Secretor, Non-secretor, and Syndrome X
Knowing your blood type or blood group and subgroups is one way to discover specific information about your body’s genetic makeup and susceptibility to disease. This is true for me, as a key in my effort to overcome the kidney stone I’ve got two years ago. Now I and my family apply blood type diet in our daily menus and we are very healthy more than ever. It is very important to know your blood type.
Do you know your blood type? There are several ways to find out your blood type:
- Donate blood. Also note that blood banks will often perform a blood type test for a fee, even if you don’t wish to give blood.
- Ask your doctor; but don’t be surprised if he or she doesn’t know. When blood is drawn for routine cholesterol screening or other factors, blood typing is not normally done unless it has been requested.
- There are at-home blood type testing kits available in health stores or drugstores.
In addition, it is necessary for you to know your secretor or non-secretor status. New to this matter? Below some useful information regarding the importance of knowing your secretor status.
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Categories: Blood Type Diet, Naturopathy Tags: A antigen, ABH secretor, Alcoholism, atherosclerosis, autoimmune disease, B antigen, bacteria urinary tract infections, candida infection, diabetes, H antigen, heart valve problems, IgG & IgA antibodies, insulin resistance, leakygut, lectins, non-secretor, obesity, syndrome x
