Guest guest Posted July 20, 2005 Report Share Posted July 20, 2005 Blood Type Diet by D'Adamo Some people do well on a Macrobiotic Diet which is primarily cooked and based on whole grains. Blood type A does well on grains. However, grains might be contraindicated with allergies, intestinal gas and bloat, inflammatory bowel disease or candida. The blood type O is a protein based diet which includes nuts, seeds, beans, fish and meat. Other beneficial foods for blood type O compensate for the potential constipating properties of meat with foods like prunes, plums, figs, tomatoes, cherries, pineapples, ginger, garlic and cayenne! http://www.dadamo.com Foods Known to Relieve Constipation Magnesium is the major element in chlorophyll. Chlorophyll is the green pigment in leaves, grasses and algaes. All chlorophyll-containing plants such as wheat and barley grass, marine and lake algaes, Essiac and culinary greens help elimination, absorption, cleansing, rebuilding and inflammation plus they provide a rich environment for positive flora or bacteria. You might want to see what kind of fresh and steamed greens you, your friends and family are willing to eat! Greens can also be taken juiced, powdered and in capsules and tablets. I feel it is my most important food for healing constipation. Spinach is know to help heal constipation. It's high in oxalic acid which helps trigger peristalsis. According to Norman Walker, in his book Raw Vegetable Juices, the combination of spinach and carrot juice is specific for constipation. Walker said that one pint of spinach juice daily for 2 weeks would cure the most serious case of constipation. I never made it past 7 days! Red chard, celery and beet leaves with the carrot are high in organic sodium and help calm the nerves and stimulate peristalsis. Pineapple, grapes, endive, and escarole are also specific for constipation. Flax seeds powdered are a more effective substitute for me than bran and flax oil is beneficial for the integrity of the intestinal walls. Word from Elaine Gottschall on Constipation 'I asked Elaine what to do about constipation. She said the homemade chicken soup with lots of pureed carrots would be good and that you could add pureed zucchini to thicken it up. Homemade apple sauce is also supposed to help. For fast action, she said try 1/2 cup prune nectar (Welch's) and 1/2 cup fresh squeezed orange juice. She said to do this when you know you're going be around the house for awhile, apparently it can be rather explosive!' http://www.sheilas.com/constipation.html#personal Source: http://www.sheilas.com/constipation.html And here’s a webpage for links of living and raw foods: http://www.living-foods.com/links.html _ Post your free ad now! http://personals..ca Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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