Eat Right For Your Blood Type
- Gavin Luck-Jones
- Jan 6, 2022
- 2 min read

What is the blood type diet?
The blood type diet, also known as the blood group diet gained popularity by the naturopathic physician called Dr Peter D'Adamo in the 1990s. He wrote the book, "Eat Right 4 Your Type." Each blood type has been given a name which reflects its dietary recommendations.
Type A: Called the agrarian, or cultivator.
Type B: Called the nomad.
Type AB: Called the enigma.
Type O: Called the hunter.
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This is how each blood type is supposed to eat:
Blood Type O
Good
Lean, organic, grass fed meat
Richly oiled cold water fish such as salmon and sardines
Flax & Olive Oils
Onion & Garlic
Green Vegetables such as spinach, kale & collards
Pineapple
Spices such as ginger, cayenne, pepper, turmeric
Green Tea
Bad
Wheat & wheat by-products
Corn & corn by-product
Cow's milk based dairy products - this can cause mucous build up
White potatoes
Kiwi, oranges & tangerines
Processed sugar
Coffee, including decaffeinated
Blood Type A
Good
Soy foods
Richly oiled cold water fish, such as salmon & sardines
Flax & olive oils
Onions
Broccoli, spinach, kale & collards
Avocado
Pineapple
Blueberries, cherries, elderberries & grapes
Spices such as ginger & tumeric
Green tea
Bad
Red meat
Cow's milk based dairy foods
Corn, cottonseed, peanut oils
White potatoes
Nightshades such as bell peppers, hot peppers, aubergines & tomatoes
Oranges
Processed sugar
Blood Type B
Good
Lamb & goat mutton
Richly oiled cold water fish, such as salmon & sardines
Cultured dairy such as yogurt & kefir
Ghee, olive oil & flax oil
Onions, ginger & turmeric
Broccoli
Berries
Green tea
Bad
Chicken
Shellfish
Corn and corn by-products
Sesame, sunflower seeds and oils
Peanuts & peanuts oils
Lentils & buckwheat
Processed sugar
Blood Type AB
Good
Soy products
Richly oiled cold water fish, such as salmon & sardines
Cultured dairy such as yogurt & kefir
Ghee, olive oil & flax oil
Blueberries, cherries, elderberries & grapes
Onions & garlic
Lemon
Turmeric
Green tea
Bad
Chicken
Corn & corn by-products
Buckwheat
Sesame, sunflower seeds & oils
Kidney & lima beans
Bananas
Coffee
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What is your blood type? What should you be adding or deleting from your diet for better health?
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