Reddit reviews Eat Right 4 Your Type: The Individualized Diet Solution to Staying Healthy, Living Longer & Achieving Your Ideal Weight

So far on my list are:

• Forgiveness
  
  
• Peace from Broken Pieces
  
  
• Dragon's Lair
  
  
• Assertiveness for Earth Angels
  
  
• City of Heavenly Fire
  
  
• What I Know for Sure
  
  
• Whatever strikes my fancy from Scott Cunningham
  
  
• a book written by a fellow redditor that isn't published yet
  
  
• Edit: The Body Book and Eat Right 4 Your Type
  
  and whatever else comes my way, whether it be a suggestion, catches my eye at the bookstore or something I've found on the internet :) I'll be looking through the lists here for inspiration.
  
  

http://www.amazon.com/Eat-Right-Your-Type-Individualized/dp/039914255X

The original book on this topic is Eat Right For Your Type. That book makes the case that there are variations in human metabolism, and your blood type is a good indicator for your metabolic type. A nutritionist recommended that book to me and it's really helped me and my spouse-- I'm type O, she's type A; it was initially hard for both of us to stay healthy eating the same meals.

The "Blood Type Diet" panned on the BDA site linked by SqueakyPea looks like a distorted, oversimplified version of the "Eat Right For Your Type" book. Did some glamour magazine pick up the idea and get it horribly wrong?

I take probiotics because I had a stool test and I had zero of them in my gut.

And I only take lactase when I'm having milk or cheese. (Derp.)

I tried the blood type diet for awhile, and stopped because I had the neighbor from hell and don't know if I would have been able to tell that it worked. (And it was a pain in the heiney for type O.) But my gut was happier, and I lost weight.

Also later, I realized later that mozzarella (one of the "normal" cheeses I could eat on the diet) doesn't give me problems while cheddar does.