Blood type diet

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Blood type diets are diets based on one's blood type.

Mayo Clinic dietitian Katherine Zeratsky RD LD warns that blood type diets may not meet the nutritional needs of a person, explains that these diets may not improve one's weight or health, and says that there is no scientific evidence supporting these diets.^[1]

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^ http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/blood-type-diet/AN01415

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