As most of you know, I was an Advanced Metabolic Typing Advisor. In fact I still am, I just don't use it anymore with anyone. After initial good results I found that the honeymoon period was over. This set me off searching for some real reasons why someone may struggle to metabolize certain nutrients. It always seemed weird to label someone as "unable to metabolize fruit" for example.
Is it right that we run and hide from certain food groups? Sure I know the argument exists that "we aren't designed to eat certain food" blah blah blah, and I've been there, systematically eradicating various foods which results in a decrease in symptoms for a period. I've tried everything, from avoiding foods that irritate my blood group, filling in a questionnaire and then removing the suggested foods (surely the greatest psychosomatic tool ever). I gradually removed all the trigger foods from my diet until I was left with just grass fed meat and vegetable. Guess what happened next? They became trigger foods.
If your a metabolic typer take part in the poll please and then leave a comment or email me saying how long you've been eating that way please. I'm thinking about a future research project so am just testing the water to see if its worthy of my time and effort.
Is it right that we run and hide from certain food groups? Sure I know the argument exists that "we aren't designed to eat certain food" blah blah blah, and I've been there, systematically eradicating various foods which results in a decrease in symptoms for a period. I've tried everything, from avoiding foods that irritate my blood group, filling in a questionnaire and then removing the suggested foods (surely the greatest psychosomatic tool ever). I gradually removed all the trigger foods from my diet until I was left with just grass fed meat and vegetable. Guess what happened next? They became trigger foods.
If your a metabolic typer take part in the poll please and then leave a comment or email me saying how long you've been eating that way please. I'm thinking about a future research project so am just testing the water to see if its worthy of my time and effort.
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