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> MT NEWS NOVEMBER 2002

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> THE INTERMEDIATE PROGRAM

> BOOK REVIEW

> MT TRAINING DAY

> QUESTIONS

> RECIPES

> IN THE NEWS

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A Very Happy Christmas and a Healthy and Peaceful 2003 to you and your

> loved ones, from The Metabolic Tuping Centre.

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> The Intermediate Program

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> Do You?

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> Suffer from fatigue?

> Are you underweight or overweight?

> Have high/low blood sugar?

> Suffer from anxiety or depression?

> Show signs of premature ageing?All these are indications that you are not

> meeting your unique nutritional needs.

> An excellent way to get involved in metabolic typing is using the new,

> improved, enhanced version of the Intermediate Program online. This now

> provides an expanded questionnaire that now includes analysis of the

> Endocrine Type.

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> The Endocrine Type, is critical for those fighting problems with their

> weight. Certain foods can potentially over-stimulate the dominant

> energy-producing endocrine gland and can potentially lead to its

> exhaustion. Omission of those foods from the diet allows for the rest and

> repair of the dominant energy-producing gland, restoration of an increased

> metabolic rate and thereby a normalisation of weight.

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> Thus, the new Intermediate Program, in providing an analysis of Autonomic,

> Oxidative _and_ Endocrine influences, is significantly more specific and

> individualised than the analysis provided in the book, " The Metabolic

> Typing Diet " .

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> Over the years, the Intermediate Program has proven to be, well, amazingly

> effective. Because it is:

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> - Easy to do as far as the testing goes, and

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> - Simple to implement -- follow the diet and take just a few supplements

> 2-3 times a day, and

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> - Relatively inexpensive

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> This is what I would suggest as a starting point for anyone who doesn't

> have a serious diagnosed degenerative condition. Those with serious

> diagnosed diseases would be better off using the Advanced program from the

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> There is 10% discount on the Intermediate Program until Friday 20th

> December 2002. Would make a great Christmas present!

> Email: <A

HREF= " info " >info</A> and

mention MT News 10% discount offer. A

> 45 minute consultation is included.

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Book Review

> " Nourishing Traditions " by Sally Fallon & Mary Enig

> The book proposes that the " Diet Dictocrats " don't want you to know some

> key information about food and nutrition, including...

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> * Your body needs old-fashioned animal fats

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> * Polyunsaturated oils can be bad for you

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> * Modern whole grain products can cause health problems

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> * Traditional sauces promote digestion and assimilation

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> * Modern food processing denatures our foods but Ancient preservation

> methods actually increase nutrients in fruits, nuts vegetables, meats and

> milk products.

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> Nourishing Traditions offers alternative ideas to the highly processed,

> low-fat diets that have contributed much to the decline in our health. The

> book builds on the culinary customs and traditions of our ancestors, and

> looks ahead to a future of better health by offering a guide to wise food

> choices and proper preparation techniques. There are over 700 delicious

> recipes included too, enough to suit the different metabolic types.

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> Highly recommended! Available from <A

HREF= " http://www.amazon.co.uk/ " >www.amazon.co.uk</A> and all good bookshops.

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> Sally Fallon is founder and president of the Weston A. Price Foundation. <A

HREF= " http://www.westonaprice.org/ " >

> http://www.westonaprice.org</A>

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> This is a nonprofit organisation founded in 1999 to promote the work of Dr.

> Weston Price, a nutritional expert who identified what he felt were optimum

> characteristics of human diets, based on studies of diets and food around

> the world. Dr. Price's research found that people have the best health when

> they consume nutrient-dense whole foods and the vital fat-soluble

> components found in animal fats. The Foundation is dedicated to restoring

> these nutrient-dense foods to the human diet through education, research

> and activism. They support nutrition instruction, organic and biodynamic

> farming, pasture-feeding of livestock, community-supported farms, honest

> and informative labeling, prepared parenting and nurturing therapies. They

> support a ban on soy infant formulas, and are concerned about the health

> effects of overconsumption of soy foods in the Western diet.

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> MT Training Day

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> The next MTILA training day planned for Sunday 27th January 2003 from 10am

> - 4pm at Howard Mintons " The Medicine Wheel " in Bramhall (Gtr.

> Manchester).

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> This training day is open to all but would be very useful for those wanting

> to take the examination to be certified as a Metabolic Typing Intermediate

> Level Associate (MTILA) and use MT in their own practice.

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> All aspects of the Intermediate Program will be covered.

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> For more details, or to reserve a place, call 01625 586219, email: <A

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> Questions

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> Where can I buy white tuna? (Thanks to Lisa Musgrove)

> White tuna is available from www.simplyorganic.net If you click on the

> grocery section and then on canned fish it is actually listed as Fontaine

> white tuna fish and costs £2.59 per can. There is an offer at the moment of

> 10 for the price of 9.

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> How nutritious is frozen food, compared to fresh?

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> Freezing destroys around a quarter of the nutrients in fresh food. Another

> 25% is also destroyed at temperatures of -20 degrees. If vegetables are

> peeled before being frozen then this also removes the nutrients that sit

> just under the skin and fibre breakdown will still occur in the frozen

> state. Frozen potatoes will have their starch content broken down into a

> simple sugar. Fresh fruit and vegetables, if kept in cool dark conditions

> will retain much of their nutrient content, (vitamin C is the exception,

> which only survives a few days after harvesting). High sugar foods that enco

> urage fermentation suffer greatest nutrient losses.

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> Where can I Buy Natural Deodorant?

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> <A HREF= " http://www.toolsforenergy.com/ " >www.toolsforenergy.com</A>

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> DS400 Push up crystal deodorant stone £6-95

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> DS420 Natural spray deodorant £4-95

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> Also at branches of Neal's Yard Apothecary

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> What Tooth Filling Shall I Ask For?

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> The safest fillings naturally are the most expensive. Porcelain inlays

> which are made outside the body and then cemented into the tooth are

> definitely the safest and best restorations. Gold fillings are inert but

> they do increase the leakage of mercury from adjacent amalgam fillings. As

> to white fillings they are all based upon plastics so all of them will have

> a certain amount oestrogen mimics such as biphenyls. However THE MOST

> DANGEROUS OF ALL ARE AMALGAMS (made with mercury, dark silver coloured

> fillings) AND GLASS IONOMER FILLINGS (which are white fillings). These

> IOMER FILLINGS LEAK ARSENIC, ALUMINIUM, LEAD, FLUORIDE and silicon plus

> biphenyls. The cheapest " safe " filling is a composite filling which has not

> had fluoride added as a selling point. You should insist on the filling of

> your choice when visiting your dentist. Fluoride leaks from glass ionomer

> fillings for years but is heaviest in the first few days after placement.

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> How Can Protect Myself From Flu?

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> Depends on how you view viruses. Viruses in and of themselves do not cause

> disease. Diseases happen when the body's defense, (immune system) fails to

> do a proper job. If you were travelling in a lift with 10 other people, one

> of whom was suffering the effects of influenza, would everyone come down

> with the flu? No, the immune system of each individual comes into play.

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> To boost your immune system, it is essential to eat the correct foods for

> your functioning metabolic type, get plenty of rest, drink pure water,

> exercise, expose yourself to some natural sunlight each day, and keep your

> hands clean. Immune boosting herbs like echinacea and golden seal may also

> be helpful.

> (The flu jab can contain chicken embryo fluid, thimerosal, (derived from

> mercury), ethylene glycol (AKA antifreeze) and phenol).

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Recipes

> Please refer to your food list for your individual metabolic type. If you

> don't know your metabolic type, send an email to: <A

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> Christmas Canape Ideas

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> Soused herrings with dill and mayonaise

> Rare sliced beef with horseradish

> Black caviar with finely chopped onion on cream cheese

> Crab meat and mayonaise

> Peanut butter with dried coconut meat

> Chicken liver pate with red pepper

> Smoked wild salmon with cream cheese/flax oil

> Mackerel and natural yoghurt pate

> Anchovy paste and hard boiled egg

> Taramosalata

> Chicken Liver Pate

> 2 ozs butter. 8ozs chicken livers, 1/2 lb mushrooms, bunch spring onions, 1

> clove garlic, pinch mixed herbs. Melt butter and fry chopped livers, onions

> and mushrooms for 5-10 minutes. Add other ingredients and cook until

> liquid has gone. Cool then run through food processor. Chill before

> serving.

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> Avocado Dip

> 2 ripe avocados, juice of 1 lemon, 2 tbspns corriander, pinch celtra salt.

> Peel avocados and sprinkle with lemon juice. Mash witha fork and add

> corriander. Serve with vegetable sticks.

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> Cucumber Yoghurt Dip

> Salt a peeled/chopped cucumber and stand for 1 hour. Drain. Add, celtra

> salt, 1 small yoghurt, 1 tbspn lemon juice, pinch cayenne (optional), 1

> tbspn fresh parsley and mint, 2 cloves fresh/crushed garlic.

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> Hommus

> 14oz cooked/drained chickpeas, 5 cloves crushed garlic, half jar light

> tahini paste,, juice of 1 lemon, 6 tbspns virgin olive oil. Place all

> ingredients in food processor, it may need a little R.O. water to thin to

> the desired consistency. Serve with raw vegetables or bread.

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> In The News

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> D. Telegraph 30.10.02 " STARVING ZAMBIA REJECTS AMERICAN GM MAIZE " Zambia

> has rejected 1000s tons of free maize from America because some of it is

> GM. This is a blow against the use of GM & came despite the WHO lobbying

> Africa to embrace GM.

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> D. Telegraph 31.10.02 " BUGS & BLUNDERS HARM 1 IN 10 PATIENTS " 1 in 10 UK UK

> patients end up suffering " measurable harm " because of hospital superbugs,

> mistakes, drug side-effects etc. This is 3 x higher than in the US.

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> D. Mail 1.11.02 " THE KITCHEN STAFF WHO DON'T WASH THEIR HANDS " A FSA survey

> of 1,000 workers found that over half of kitchen workers in sandwich shops,

> fast food bars, restaurants & hotels don't routinely wash their hands

> before preparing food. 1 in 3 don't wash their hands after going to the

> toilet. Only 32% of managers thought food hygiene was important. 5.5

> million people became ill from food poisoning last year.

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> New Scientist 2.11.02 " POPULAR HERBICIDE MAY GENDER-BEND WILD FROGS "

> Endocrinologist Tyrone Hayes of California Uni has warned that Atrazine is

> causing wild frogs across the US to develop female sex organs. 40% of all

> herbicide used in US is Atrazine. It is used on three quarters of their

> corn crop. Frogs became feminised at just one thirtieth of the EPA safe

> drinking water standard. (The UK has had a problem with Atrazine in

> drinking water)

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> D. Mail 5.11.02 " A test to spell the end of dyslexia? " A simple breath test

> could identify a pre-disposition to dyslexia & ADHD etc. & show those

> children deficient in essential fatty acids, who would benefit from omega 3

> & 6 supplements. Fatty acids are often lacking in today's junk food diet.

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> Asda/Wallmart are now selling various NON-organic gluten-free products as

> 'organic'. These products include:Salute pasta, and SunStart wheat-free

> biscuits. Judging by the labels, they could contain GM-derivatives,

> artificial colourings and flavourings.These products have a pseudo veggie

> label, which again indicates they may be affected by GM derivatives or GM

> enzymes. Asda HQ have refused to remove these products from the shelves.

> You can help change Asda's crazy policy, and get them to realise that

> health conscious consumers who wish to purchase organic products, don't

> wish to be fobbed off with any old NON-organic/potentially GM products that

> Asda decides to put in it's " organic " section.Take a minute to fax, e-mail

> or freephone James McKenzie - Asda's Organic Buyer - directly on 0113 241

> 8304. Ask him to remove all 'Salute' pasta products, and all 'SunStart'

> wheat-free biscuits, from the organic section of every Asda/Wallmart store

> in the UK that is affected. Also, since these products are being marketed

> by Asda as 'health products', you may like to ask Mr McKenzie for an

> assurance that they are totally unaffected by GM ingredients, derivatives

> and GM enzymes. E-mail at: www.asda.co.uk (Once at the Home Page, click on

> the Customer Services link, then the 'Contact Us' link, then simply fill in

> your complaint - marked for the attention of 'James McKenzie, Organic

> Buyer, Asda Stores Leeds'. Freephone Asda's Customer Services on Freephone

> 0500 1000 55, or write to: James McKenzie, Organic Buyer ASDA House,

> Southbank, Great Wilson Street, Leeds, LS11 5AD

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> Ceefax, BBC, page 122, 6th November. " MAMMOGRAM THREAT TO CANCER RISK

> WOMEN " Women with a genetic breast cancer risk should avoid frequent &

> early mammograms, German radiologists say. A study published in the New

> Scientist says millions are put at a greatly increased risk of breast

> cancer from the x-rays from mammograms. Women with an inherited risk should

> " insist " on other screening methods.

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> D. Mail 9.11.02 " SUPERBUG FEAR AS FOOD POISONING HITS 5.5m A YEAR " 22m

> working days a year are lost due to food poisoning with 5.5m cases & over

> 50 deaths a year. New strains of food superbugs, which cannot be treated

> with conventional antibiotics, are infecting farm animals & humans. New

> strains of campylobacter are resistant to the antibiotic erythromycina & 1

> in 10 cases cannot be treated with ciprofloxacin. This is because the bug

> has mutated & developed resistance to a similar drug enroflaxin, USED IN

> CHICKEN & PIGS. Half UK chickens have salmonella & in the US research

> showed pork could be a risk. Beef & lamb has been found to contain it.

> Richard Young of the Soil Assoc. says the heavy use of antibotics in

> factory farming puts people at risk by triggering mutations in food

> poisoning bugs. " We are playing with people's lives for the sake of cheap

> food " he warned.

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> WDDTY Nov 02 " OPPOSING THE EU: THE ONLY SANE CHOICE " John Hammell writes

> about how he ended his mental problems 23 years ago after using

> orthomolecular medicine. He was hospitalised but managed to get the book by

> Carl C. Pfeiffer MD, PhD " Mental & Elemental Nutrients " . Despite

> opposition, his mother arranged for him to see this alternative doctor, who

> carried out tests which diagnosed his allergies which had caused the

> over-production of histamine. He also had high aluminium & copper levels

> causing concentration problems, thought disorder & depression. He was

> prescribed vitamins which he had to hide in his hospital mattress. After 3

> weeks on the vitamins he was given a full medical discharge. He is very

> concerned that vitamin restrictions will mean a return to his illness, not

> just through the EU Directive but around the world via the UN Codex

> Alimentarius Commission. see: <A HREF= " http://www.iahf.com/ " >www.iahf.com</A>

& <A HREF= " http://www.orthomed.org/ " >www.orthomed.org</A>

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> D. Mail 15.11.01 " TWO-YEAR DELAY IN BSE TESTS ON MILK " Scientists have not

> developed tests to find out if cows with BSE can pass on the disease to

> humans through their milk, despite being ordered to do so 2 years ago.

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> D. Telegraph 19.11.02 " Radiotherapy - the life & death of Marie Curie "

> Marie cure carried out pioneering work into radium and died aged 66 of

> pernicious anaemia, caused by radiation.

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> Guardian 23.11.02 " SPINAL CORD IN SPANISH BEEF " This was found in beef

> imported from Spain to Blackburn, Lancs. & is a part of the animal which

> can pass on BSE to humans.

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> You can help spread the news about Metabolic Typing by sending this

> newsletter to at least one other person. It is now being received by

> hundreds of people in more than 7 countries!

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> You can also send a blank email to <A

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> News, views, menu suggestions (for your metabolic type), and any

> questions/subjects for inclusion in this monthly newsletter are always

> welcome. Please send via email to: <A

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> To Your Good Health!

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> Sheri

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> Sheri Dixon D. N. Th. C.M.T.A

> The Metabolic Typing Centre

> For Information, Programs and Training in the U.K.

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> Mottram St Andrew

> Cheshire SK10 4QW

> Tel: 01625 586219

> Fax: 0870 131 9155 (24 hrs)

> Email: info

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