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PRINT THIS POST Many traditional caffeinated teas are derived from the Camellia sinensis plant, an evergreen bush indigenous to both China and India. However, the way leaves are handled after they are picked drastically changes the impact they have on your hea...

PRINT THIS POST Skin is an organ, just like your heart, liver or brain, but it’s the largest one of them all. The average adult has over 20 square feet of skin accounting for approximately 15% of their overall body weight. Across this vast surface are over 300...

PRINT THIS POST If you’ve strayed from  The Blood Type Diet, or are just due for a deep internal cleanse, try our healthy, one-week detox. With an easy-to-follow regimen of food and supplements compatible for your type, you’ll quickly feel refreshed and re...

PRINT THIS POST The summer brings many challenges for maintaining healthy skin. From sweltering temperatures to the UV rays streaming down from the sun, your body will need all the help it can get to stay radiant. Below are some of our best tips and tricks...

PRINT THIS POST Have you ever returned from a summer barbeque bugbitten and raw — only to find friends unscathed?  Sometimes it can feel like mosquitoes are deliberately singling you out. Unfortunately, if you have Blood Type O, that thought may...

PRINT THIS POST Welcome to summer. With tank tops on and bikini bottoms out, beach season is simultaneously the most body-loving and self-conscious time of year.  Our quick, weekly exercise program is here to help you gain confidence in yo...

PRINT THIS POST Where does your blood type come from? Your father is (partially) to thank. Blood type, like all phenotypic traits, is rooted in your DNA. When you were conceived, you received one variation of blood type, or “allele,” from your mother...

PRINT THIS POST Many people first come to the Blood Type Diet for weight loss, but they stay for far different reasons. Not just for weight loss, the Blood Type Diet can support the health of your body from the inside out. The nexus of your overall health...

PRINT THIS POST The Blood Type Diet is a great way to reduce inflammation and maximize health. Much of this has to do with lectins, the carbohydrate-binding molecules found in so many different foods. These lectins may react badly with one blood type but h...

PRINT THIS POST On Groundhog Day last month, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow and thus predicted that we would experience six more weeks of winter. This silly tradition isn’t always accurate, but has been true so far, keeping things cold and dormant. But n...

PRINT THIS POST In this peak germ season, it is important to keep your immune system strong. Here are some tips from Dr. D'Adamo to help keep you and your loved ones healthy and minimize the impact of seasonal illness. Eat Right 4 Your...

PRINT THIS POST Now that we are a couple weeks into the New Year, we wanted to give people some basic information about the Blood Type Diet that can help them decide if it is right for them. We met with Dr. Ralph Esposito, of Dr. Peter J. D'Adamo's ...