Blood Food Colors
Type A

ype A blood food colors reflect a diet that developed when humans became agrarian in nature. Second to O blood, A types have less hydrochloric acid. Mr. D'Adamo prescribes consuming less meat protein.

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This diet has not held up.  The problem with eating right for one's blood type is that the findings from the American diet have not been duplicated  with other international diets.  However, there are testimonies from whom this eating method has worked.  I continue to keep it because of eating colors.  The list for this blood type and all others may be useful for people with sensitivities and those who want to try new foods. 

Read Eat Right For Your Blood Type and Live Right For Your Blood Type for more thorough information.

Note the available type A food colors in some of the fruit and vegetable selection. The ones shown are what were termed, according to Mr. D'Adamo, beneficial (marked with an asterisk)and neutral. Mr. D'Adamo states any food not listed as void can be included. The list below has been expanded to include neutral foods.

 Blood Food Colors List
Type A

Red	Orange	Yellow	Green	Blue/Purple	White/Tan	Brown /Black
Aduki Bean	Carrot*	Apricot*	Alfalfa Sprout*	Berry, Blackberry*	Bamboo Shoot	Almond
Beet	Kumquat	Cheese, Soy*	Artichoke*	Berry, Blueberry*	Bean, Mung	Almond Cheese
Berry, Cranberry*	Peach	Corn	Asparagus< /td>	Berry, Boysenberry*	Bean. Northern	Amaranth
Berry, Raspberry	Pepper	Corn Flakes	Asparagus Pea	Berry, Elderberry	Breadfruit	Bean, Black*
Berry, Strawberry	Persimmon	Corn Meal	Avocado*	Berry, Gooseberry	Butter, Sesame	Bean, Cannellini
Berry, Youngberry	Pumpkin*	Corn Muffin	Bean, Green*	Grape	Butter, Sunflower	Bean, Fava
Cherry*	Saffron	Cous Cous	Bean, Snap*	Onion, Spanish*	Cauliflower	Bean, Pinto
Onion*	Squash	Ghee	Bean, String*	Plum*	Celeriac	Bean, Soy*
Plum*	Squash, Acorn	Grapefruit*	Broccoli*	Potato	Cheese, Farmer	Bean, Black*
Pomegranate	Squash, Spaghetti	Lemon*	Brussels Sprout	Prune*	Cheese, Goat	Black-Eyed Pea*
Radicchio	Turmeric	Millet	Cabbage	Raisin*	Cheese, Mozzarella	Bran, Oat
Red Lentil	Yam	Onion*	Celery*	-	Daikon	Bran, Rice
Rhubarb	-	Pepper	Chicory*	-	Endive	Bread, Essene*
Watermelon	-	Pineapple*	Dandelion*	-	Flour, Oat*	Bread, Ezekiel*
-	-	Potato	Dill	-	Flour, Rye*	Buckwheat, Soba Noodles 100%
-	-	-	Eggplant	-	Grits	Buckwheat/Kasha*
-	-	-	Escarole*	-	Herb, Garlic*	Clove
-	-	-	Fennel*	-	Herb, Ginger*	Curry
-	-	-	Fiddlehead Fern	-	Kamut	Fin Crisp
-	-	-	Green, Beet*	-	Lychee	Flaxseed*
-	-	-	Green, Collard*	-	Milk, Almond	Green Lentil
-	-	-	Green, Mustard	-	Milk, Goat	Miso*
-	-	-	Green Onion*	-	Milk, Rice	Mushroom, Abalone*
-	-	-	Kale*	-	Milk, Soy*	Mushroom, Enoki*
-	-	-	Kelp	-	Mung Bean	Mushroom, Maitake
-	-	-	Kohlrabi*	-	Mung Bean Sprout	Mushroom, Oyster
-	-	-	Leek*	-	Nut, Macadamia	Mushroom, Portobello
-	-	-	Lettuce, Bibb	-	Onion*	Mushroom, Silver Dollar
-	-	-	Lettuce, Boston	-	Parsnip*	Mushroom, Straw
-	-	-	Lettuce, Butter	-	Popcorn	Mushroom, Shitake
-	-	-	Lettuce, Iceberg	-	Potato	Nut, Black Walnut
-	-	-	Lettuce, Mesclun	-	Puffed Rice	Nut, Butternut
-	-	-	Lettuce, Romaine*	-	Quinoa	Nut, Chestnut
-	-	-	Lime*	-	Radish	Nut, English Walnut
-	-	-	Okra	-	Radish Sprout	Nut, Filbert
-	-	-	Olive	-	Rice, Cream of	Nut, Hickory
-	-	-	Parsley	-	Rice Milk	Nut, Pecan
-	-	-	Pickles in Vinegar	-	Sauerkraut	Nut, Pine
-	-	-	Scallion	-	Seed, Sunflower	Nutmeg
-	-	-	Spinach*	-	Sesame Butter	Oatmeal*
-	-	-	Watercress	-	Shallot	Peanut Butter*
-	-	-	Zucchini	-	Cream of Rice	Fava Bean
-	-	-	-	-	Sour Cream, Low Fat	Peanut*
-	-	-	-	-	Soy Cheese*	Red Lentil
-	-	-	-	-	Soy Milk*	Rye Krisp
-	-	-	-	-	Sunflower Butter	Seed, Poppy
-	-	-	-	-	Sunflower Seed	Seed, Pumpkin*
-	-	-	-	-	Tofu*	Seed, Sesame
-	-	-	-	-	Turnip*	Spelt Flour Products
-	-	-	-	-	Water Chestnut	Tempeh*
-	-	-	-	-	Yogurt	Wheat, Sprouted
-	-	-	-	-	Yucca	Whole Wheat Products

The PLU Code

Remember. 

The PLU code or the price-lookup code stuck to each piece of vegetable or fruit in a US supermarket was a creation of the Produce Marketing Association to improve standardization and inventory.

Several years ago, the code was "cracked" allowing the health conscious to distinguish between traditionally grown, organic and genetically modified produce.

Now, that is no longer possible because indicating that a product is genetically modified is voluntary. Most Americans would not select genetically modified foods if they were aware. The best advice is to buy organic as often as possible.

Even better, edible landscaping is replacing the lush, front lawn. There are a lot of exciting examples in existence and plenty of possibilities based on your health needs. If you have a balcony or a sunny windowsill, consider container gardening. A type A food colors garden would be specific for the needs of its creator or creators and quite personal. 

Type A Blood and the 5 Chinese Elements

The type A blood and the 5 Chinese Elements chart merges the food colors with the Elements. This aid provides the possibility of completing the meals of a day with the full color spectrum and all of the elements.  

The selected foods, in combination, may provide a full complement of what the body needs- physically, spiritually, emotionally, and mentally.

While some of the charts at this time have more choices than others, I intend to see if expansion is possible by increasing the food color charts and studying the food placement in the 5 Elements.  

Wood	Fire	Earth	Metal	Water	Comments
Plum	Strawberry	-	-	Beet
Pomegranate	-	-	-	-
Raspberry	-	-	-	-
Carrot	Apricot	Kumquat	-	-
-	Persimmon	Pumpkin	-	-
Grapefruit	-	-	-	-
Lemon	-	-	-	-
Artichoke	Dandelion	Collard Green	Green Onion	Beet Green
Avocado	Escarole	Spinach	-	Kale
Broccoli	Okra	-	-	-
Green Lentil	-	-	-	-
-	-	Grape	-	Blackberry
-	-	Prune	-	Blueberry
-	-	Raisin	-	Boysenberry
-	-	-	Kohlrabi	-
-	-	-	Leek	-
Wheat Sprout	Red Lentil	Pecan	Walnut	-
-	-	Pumpkin Seed	-	-

Links

Food
Food and Color
Food and Energy
Color and Blood
Blood Food Colors All Types
Blood Food Colors Type A
Blood Food Colors Type B
Blood Food Colors Type AB
Blood Food Colors Type O
Elements
Herbs
High Fructose Corn Syrup
Asparagus
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