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	The blood type diet is a popular diet that suggests that a person's blood type is an important factor in determining their nutritional needs and the types of foods that are best for them to eat. The diet was developed by a naturopathic physician who claimed that people with different blood types have different digestive enzymes and should therefore eat different types of food. However, there is no scientific evidence to support the claims made by the blood type diet, and it has been criticized for being restrictive, unbalanced, and potentially harmful to some individuals.		The blood type diet is a popular diet that suggests that a person's blood type is an important factor in determining their nutritional needs and the types of foods that are best for them to eat. The diet was developed by a naturopathic physician who claimed that people with different blood types have different digestive enzymes and should therefore eat different types of food. However, there is no scientific evidence to support the claims made by the blood type diet, and it has been criticized for being restrictive, unbalanced, and potentially harmful to some individuals.<br>{{stub}} [[Category:Definitions]]