Chocolaty Kamut Puffs - Cold Cereal - 1 cup of Rice Dream's Enriched Chocolate Milk
First of all, these kamut puffs are absolutely delicious and they don't get soggy right away!
Plus, kamut is surprisingly high-protein as well as a significant source of fibre. Of particular importance for people with blood type O, kamut is considered a neutral food, meaning that it acts as feul, without negatively affecting the body's metabolism. This helps people with blood type O avoid unnecessary weight gain. Whereas, white bread or whole wheat can trigger the detrimental process of agglutination within the body (according to Dr. D'Adamo).
Please note that this Rice Dream product contains safflower oil and/or sunflower oil. Both oils are incompatible with blood types O (according to Dr. D'Adamo).
Unfortunately, in my case, I had to choose between the lesser of two evils. It was either Rice Dream or dairy because I haven't found anything else that tastes as good.
Apparently, milk contains a component which can increase disease susceptibility for people with blood type O. At the same time, safflower oil can inhibit gastric functions, while sunflower oil can precipitate serum proteins for people with my blood type.
On the other hand, Rice Dream's chocolate milk alternative is fortified with the vitamin B12 and other vital nutrients, so it was a tough call. I haven't been able to find a better dairy alternative for this recipe, so if you have any suggestions, please let me know!
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