[CH] Kidding with blood types.

Sujatha Matsuno (su_matsuno@yahoo.com)
Sun, 29 Dec 2002 00:19:54 -0800 (PST) 

Konichi-wa Minna-san,
(Hello to all)
Oh my goodness!!
Being an 0-type oh lordy lord where did I come
from????
Why is it that I am brown and lots of others are
not???
Yikes, I must be the product of this life form's
rejects!
The unwanteds were a byproduct I suppose.
Remember the movie Twins?
We the odd looking people (according to the Realiens)
must now look for the real reason why the South East
Asians are consumed with spicying up our food.
HHHHMMMMM!!!!

What say you all??

Am I a clone??

OOOhhhh how I shall be able to sleep knowing that I am
an experiment.......... 

--- "M. & L. Doster" <mld@theworks.com> wrote:
> 
> >To change the subject, there is a book about blood
> types by Dr. Peter J.
> >D'Adamo in California.  He says that Type A blood
> types should avoid all
> >hot peppers, and even bell peppers.  I am Type A,
> but I have never had any
> >trouble with eating peppers.  Apparently Type Os
> can eat all they like.
> >Type As are the vegetarian type, who have
> "delicate" digestive tracts; but
> >Type Os are the original Neanderthal descendants,
> who are
> >stomach-acid-producing meat eaters.  Anybody else
> have any comments on
> >this?  ...
> 
> Sorry that I'm a little slow in commenting on this
> message.
> 
> The DNA work in the last few years has shown that
> probably no modern humans
> are descendents of the Neanderthals. Mitochondrial
> DNA is tougher than DNA
> in the nucleus and so some of the mitochondrial DNA
> has been able to be
> sequenced for remains of
> Neanderthals. When compared to the DNA sequence of 
> thousands of modern
> humans, it turns out that Neanderthal DNA is very
> different. No modern human
> has been found that has the same or even similar DNA
> to the Neanderthals.
> This means that modern humans are not descendents of
> Neanderthals (or at
> least no modern human has been found so far that is
> a descendent). By the
> way, anyone can get their mitochondrial DNA
> sequenced for about $200. So,
> anyone can test to see if they are a descendent of
> the Neanderthals.
> 
> I personally don't think that digestive systems can
> be grouped into general
> types. Humans have evolved to eat a wide variety of
> foods. There are
> differences in digestive systems between people but
> more in the details and
> not general type.
> 
> On the other hand, it's possible that the blood type
> diet is healthier than
> the modern diet, whether the theory is valid or not.
> There seems to be
> definite problems with the modern diet, such as
> (possibly) too much animal
> fat, empty calories, too few vegetables and fruits
> (including not enough
> peppers), not enough fiber,... So, I think many
> diets that seem unusual to
> me can be healthier than the typical American diet.
> 
> Concerning peppers, I think that they are healthy
> for everyone.
> Besides vitamins, they are full of antioxidents
> (according to scientific
> studies). One study that I saw found that green
> peppers had more
> antioxidents than the other vegetables tested. Also,
> I thought that the
> carotenoid pigments of the ripe peppers were good
> antioxidents (so that the
> dried powder would have lots of antioxidents).
> 
> -Mark
> 
> 
> 


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