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Hot Dogs/ Lunch Meat/blood Type Diet

Alou123

By Alou123
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I have heard that maybe lunch meat and hot dogs have gluten. My whole family is gluten free except for my dad ad my sister and I have that occasional friday night pizza. I am getting the real doctor test 2mro!( i show all symptoms and my mom has it so i already now what it is going to say)

I want to let everyone know about a little something called a blood type diet. It is where u eat foods that are good for you based on your blood type. It really changed my moms life and i am on it to. The only thing is it reveals how bad corn is for u which i know is a substitute for bread but u can still have rice which i love. my fave dish has gone from pizza to my moms beans and rice and to make things fun i use chop sticks. if you know your blood type go to this website:

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I think u should bookmark it because u have to do this exact website

i has O blood type

bye,

Anna Louise/ Small and Pizzaless

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The only hot dog I know that has gluten is Nathan's and it's clearly listed. The vast majority of lunch-type meat is also gluten-free, although you should check labels.

richard

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