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Club Del Sol Aparthotel
The Club Del Sol is spot on for family holidays, with 2 pools, a splash park, and spacious studios and apartments. It's only 5 minutes from the beach, too.
The Club Del Sol has claimed a good-looking spot on the edge of Puerto Pollensa, 5 minutes' walk from a pebbly beach. You get first-rate views of the bay from the gardens, where you'll also find 2 pools.
Puerto Pollensa's sandy beach and restaurant-packed prom is a 20-minute walk from the hotel, or 5 on the bus, which stops just outside.
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Full Board meals. Snacks between meals. Ice-cream. Afternoon tea, coffee and biscuits.
Local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks 09.00-24.00.
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Outdoor pool
Designed as a figure of 8, the pool offers loads of space to swim and sunbathe. Sunbeds are set along the spacious terrace, while shade can be found under a parasol or palm tree.
Splash park
With palm trees, a pirate ship and a whale slide.
First Choice Kids' Club
First Choice Kids' Club caters for 3 to 11 year olds – so brothers and sisters can join in the fun together. And most of it's completely free. It runs 5 days a week and – outside of peak season – there are parent and toddler sessions for under 3s, too. For your peace of mind, all First Choice Kids' Club staff have advance DBS checks and hold NVQ Level 2 childcare qualifications. They're First Aid trained, and there'll be at least 2 of them on duty at all times. Plus there's a strict sign-in and out system.
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1 bedroom apartment with balcony or terrace
These bright and spacious 1-bedroom apartments come with a balcony or a terrace, for that added outdoor space. They have a twin bedroom, a kitchenette, and a lounge area with 2 sofa-beds. You'll also have air-con and a TV included.
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Great Holiday, but a mixed review
Just returned from a 11 night holiday at the Club Del Sol with my husband and two sons, we were part of a party of 21 people..... The location of the complex isn't great, it's set on a very fast, busy road with no pavement, there is a cycle path but there are constant groups of cyclists going past. The walk to Puerto Pollensa is about 25minutes and I'm a good walker, it's around 2.5miles. The pavement starts around 10minutes into the walk. I enjoyed the walk, did it once, sometimes twice a day but I would not recommend walking with small children, it is very dangerous. The centre of Alcudia is probably about 4 miles away. There are frequent buses travelling in both directions every 15 minutes for around 1.60⬠each way. Puerto Pollensa is a lovely, quiet resort with a long sandy beach, few shops, bars and restaurants. Alcudia has lots to offer, a Sunday market which is definitely worth a visit, a beautiful beach, plenty of shops etc. We enjoyed visiting both resorts. The hotel grounds are lovely, clean and well maintained. It has a lovely reception area, and the staff are so friendly. The bar / lounge area can get very cramped and busy but is very clean and comfortable. The bar staff are amazing, a credit to the hotel. They keep the tables clear and are constantly smiling and chatting. Lots of drinks to offer, soft drinks were always great (never flat and bad tasting), good selection of cocktails and alcoholic drinks, and chocolate milk for the kiddies. Evening entertainment was not great! There was a kids disco around 8.30 which was fine, but some nights there would be nothing after that. One night there was a parrot show, a reptile show, an Elvis impersonator..........the best act by far was a comedian called George, he was absolutely brilliant, had everyone in stitches! Daytime entertainment was ok. Victor the head entertainer was brilliant with the children, he left just before our holiday ended and my children were in tears. He had so much enthusiasm, such a lovely guy. My husband and children tried to participate in most activities throughout the day. Can't comment on the First Choice Kids Club as we didn't use it. Wifi was charged at 18⬠for one device for a week and 6⬠per for an extra device, it worked quite well and we were aware of the charge before going. There is also a charge for the safe. There are good solid table tennis tables, a games room with two pool tables and a few arcade games. The gym is clean and spacious. There are three pools, good size and clean, although they are absolutely freezing cold. They were far too cold for us to use. There is one snack bar situated by the main pool, this is the only place to get drinks during the day and the queue can get really bad. There was usually only one person serving. The main bar / lounge area opens at 5pm, so when it rained during the day or was quite chilly at times, there was no where inside to sit and relax.....you had to go back to your room to shelter. The food here is lovely, probably the best food I've had at a hotel. There is so much to choose from. For breakfast there is cereals, muffins, cakes and biscuits, pancakes, waffles and full cooked bacon, sausage, egg etc. We always had lunch at the Snack bar, there was burgers, chicken burgers, hot dogs, pizzas, chips and cakes, but the restaurant is open for those who want to use it. Evening meals were fabulous, plenty of selection and always hot and cooked well. We were there for 11 nights and we didn't see the same meal twice. The restaurant is lovely and clean, again the staff are fab, very hard working, always greeted with a smile. The massive downfall for me was our room. It was awful, so bad that I stayed out for as long as I could because I couldn't bear to be in there. It was damp, musty, smelly and uncomfortable. It was very dated but I could live with that, the rest I couldn't. The beds were unbelievable hard, and creaked with every movement, with awful sheets and old tattered blankets. There was condensation running down the windows in the bedroom and the bedding and pillows were wet. We reported this at the reception but were told the hotel was full so we couldn't be moved. Our clothes soon had an awful musty smell on them and towards the end of the holiday they started to feel damp. I felt dirty every time I had to be in there. We had two afternoons when it rained and got quite chilly, and I chose to sit outside by the snack bar shivering because I couldn't face being in the room. My mum and dad were in the room next door and their room was far far worse, their clothes were wet, my mums handbag and contents were wet and the smell in there was unbearable. They complained for days and finally got moved to a studio which was much better. My 8 year old son started to feel unwell with a sore throat and cough, so both my sons moved to sleep in my parents new room. However, I don't think this is the case for all the rooms there. We were on the ground floor of block 3. Others in our party had lovely rooms, with memory foam mattresses, and they didn't end up with smelly damp clothes. The rooms were well equipped, with a kettle, toaster, hairdryer, fridge. There was a tv with a couple of English channels. Our cleaner did a fabulous job everytime, the room was always immaculately tidy and she was a wonderful happy person, made such a fuss over the children every time she saw them. All in all, we did enjoy our holiday, but we wouldn't return purely because of the room we were in. The rest of the hotel was lovely, spotlessly clean, gorgeous food and amazing staff, everyone from the cleaners, the bar staff, the restaurant and reception staff and the manager himself were wonderfully friendly. 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Just returned from a family holiday at this complex. We had a lovely time. All the hotel staff are really friendly all of the time. Apartments are kept spotlessly clean by the cleaners but i feel they need updating. The one bedroom apartments are very spacious with kitchen equipment, if needed. The pools are adequate for all ages, with a fabulous splashpool, although maybe the water features could be switched off more often,as they are very noisy! The food ,in general, is good, but I would imagine, in high season, you will have to queue for a table. The bar staff were excellent, with plenty of choice of drinks for all inclusive. The entertainments team, Victor and Victoria, were amazing. So good with the children. My 3yr old grandson had a lovely time each evening in the kids disco. It was maybe a bit rowdy but it only lasted 30mins and all the children had a fabulous time. This resort is ideal for familys.More
ormersus, 187069
Excellent first family holiday!
Really enjoyed our stay here, staff were very friendly and welcoming! Food was great, lots of choice.. Rooms were nothing special, but were clean and bearable! I would advise heated pools until mid season as the water was colder than the sea.. All in all was a fab first family holiday, and would recommend to friends. :-) More
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Just returned from 7 nights stay here with my husband and 20 month old. The hotel is set in a good location between Puerto Pollensa and Alcudia- both are easily reached by a regular bus service that charged 1.55 euros in each direction. Other than that you could walk into the port (20-30mins), however part of it is a busy main road with only a cycle path to walk along so wouldnt want to chance it with children not in a buggy or at night. The apartment we stayed in had wonderful views and everything worked properly, the only downside was that it was slightly dated and could do with refurbishing. The cleaning staff were very good and kept everything immaculate, inside and out. The other staff in the hotel were always very friendly and welcoming - even though we didnt have any problems whilst there i wouldnt have hesistated in apporaching them if needed. This is a family hotel therefore there are a lot of children and yes they run around noisily, especially before the mini disco- however there is an outside seating area and a quiet lounge away from the main bar area. As my daughter was so young there wasnt anything she could join in with during the day but loved the mini disco in the evening which tired her out perfectly. The food was very good with lots of choices each day/night, even in peak time we only had to wait a few minutes to be seated in the dining area. Overall i enjoyed staying at the Club del Sol and would recommend it as somewhere to stay.More
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A great holiday!
An amazing holiday. Hotel lovely, staff very nice and TUI rep very friendly and helpful. Katmandhu and Pirates brilliant excursions. Pirates by far the best show we've ever seen, great for all not just the kids. Recommend to all!More
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include LG Optimus 2X, Optimus Sol, Optimus 3D, and Optimus Black.
Motorola has a very limited portfolio in India with just six smartphones and out of that just one - Razr, will get the update. Older phones like the Milestone are left out as expected owing to their weaker hardware specifications. However, Defy+ which is a capable handset (meets the hardware requirement for the update) has been left out as of now.
Samsung has the widest range of Android phones and most of their handsets, starting from mid segment to high-end, will get the update. However the popular entry level phones like Samsung Galaxy Pop, Galaxy Y, and Galaxy Ace as well as some of the older phones like Galaxy S have been left out as of now.
Samsung is expected roll out the Android ICS update for its Nexus, Galaxy SII, Galaxy Note and Galaxy R in the month of March.
Sony Ericsson
With 11 phones to be upgraded, Sony Ericsson has the biggest list here. The updates will begin in March and will continue till May this year. Almost all the devices in their portfolio will be upgraded.
Among the handsets include, Sony Ericsson Xperia arc S, Xperia Neo V, Xperia Ray, Xperia Arc, Xperia Play, Xperia Neo, Xperia Mini, Xperia Mini Pro, Xperia Active and Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman.
Sony has just launched its first tablet, Sony P, in India. The tablet is already slated to get the update. However, while the update is confirmed but the date for that update is not. We expect it to happen before May, and will not be a surprise if it happens much before that but it won't be later.
Sony Tablet S which is expected in next few days is also going to get the update at the same time.
Lenovo has three tablets - IdeaPad K1, IdeaPad A1 and ThinkPad - in India and all of them will get the update. We were the first ones to break the release date of the update.
In the tablet space, Samsung has the biggest range. Apart from the Samsung Galaxy tab 7, all other tablets of Samsung will get the update. Unfortunately Tab 7 has been their biggest seller in India, so most of the Samsung Tablet owners will be left out as far as India is concerned. Hopefully, Samsung would announce the Android 4.0 update for its Tab 7 later.
Motorola is currently selling only the older Xoom tablet in India which is set to get the latest Android 4.0 operating system. In fact, the Xoom WiFi has already been updated in few other countries. Xoom 2 has not been announced for India, however whenever it comes, it will come with ICS.
Huawei recently launched MediaPad, a 7 inch tablet in India. While, the tablet is selling with ICS in USA, its availability in India has not been announced. However existing users of the tablet will get the update in March/ April timeframe.
OnePlus will also open more Exclusive Service Centers in other cities which includes New Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad and Chennai.
The Xiaomi Mi Band 2 is rumored to be priced around CNY 99, which is approximately Rs 1,000.
Jolla has also announced Sailfish Community Device Program meant for developers and enthusiasts.
Just two days ago a Chinese start up, Moxi Group, claimed that it is about to unveil a smartphone that can bend on one's wrist.
Samsung Galaxy C7 comes in Grey, Silver, Pink Gold and Gold colour variants and will go on sale in China soon.
The smartphone runs on Android Marshmallow and houses a Fingerprint scanner as well.
The Samsung Galaxy C5 offers a 5.2-inch display with full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) Super AMOLED display.
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The Hater-Aid is not as strong on Facebook these past few trading days. There are bigger issues out there right now. Perhaps the dust has settled on Facebook the publicly traded company.
Facebook.com almost has 1 billion users. Imagine if you could milk just one dollar from a quarter of its users every few months. It starts to make the stock look interesting.
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Lucknow: To ensure peaceful Lok Sabha polls in the state, Uttar Pradesh Police on Wednesday issued directives to all district police chiefs, asking them to constitute election cell and appoint nodal officers.
"The directives have been issued. The police chiefs have been asked to constitute election cell and appoint nodal officers, besides starting campaign against illicit liquor and arms, and keeping an eye on trouble makers," IG (Law and Order) Amrendra Singh Sengar told reporters here.
He said the district police chiefs had been asked to identify critical and vulnerable polling stations, and to initiate measures for them.
They have also been asked to identify places and make arrangements for the stay of para-military forces to be deployed during polls. A process is on to identify sensitive and communally-sensitive districts where more forces are to be deployed, the officer said.
Asked about the number of communally-sensitive districts in the state, Sengar said the exact number was yet to be ascertained, but some districts in the Meerut zone lie under the category.
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'I think healing is really the formation of community': Doctor dresses up as homeless man to treat people living on the streets
- Dr. Jim Withers has been treating homeless people in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for free since 1992
- The internal medicine physician started out dressed as a homeless man to be accepted
- Dr. Withers estimates he's treated more than 26,400 people over 22 years (or 1,200 a year) with former homeless man Mike Sallows
- His nightly service has grown into the nonprofit Operation Safety Net, part of Pittsburgh Mercy Health System
- More than 90 countries have now developed similar street medicine units
He is Pittsburgh's 'street doctor' whose office is his backpack and who treats people where they live.
For 22 years, Dr. Jim Withers has been walking under bridges and venturing into abandoned buildings dressed as a homeless man to care for the city's rough sleepers free-of-charge.
Now, his extraordinary outreach has grown into a national network of medical trainees and volunteers who help the helpless about five-nights-a-week.
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'The Street Doctor': Dr Jim Withers has been treating homeless people in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for free since 1992 dressed as a rough sleeper
Generous: Dr Jim Withers (center) with a volunteer trainee doctor treating a homeless man in Pittsburgh
'The first thing that hit me was the
number of people squirreled away under bridges and campsites. The level
of fear and bitterness towards the medical community and general
community hit me full blast,' Withers told The Huffington Post.
'As I began to look at the medical issues, I began to realize there were people with bad wounds, unhealed ulcers, cancers and all kinds of things that weren't being addressed.'
Withers' incredible labor of love began in 1992 when he was a hospital specialist.
While he had a strong desire to help Pennsylvania's poor and homeless, the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine graduate lacked the street nous to approach them.
After a long search, he teamed up with a formerly homeless man, Mike Sallows, who helped him build trust with the homeless population.
Dr. Withers still remembers Sallows' forceful advice: 'Don't dress like a doctor and don't act like a jerk'.
So disguised as homeless men and carrying backpacks with free medicine from drug reps, the duo offered their services.
Their story has been beautifully documented by filmmaker Julie Sokolow, which debuted on the website NationSwell on Thursday.
Dr. Jim Withers on the streets of Pittsburgh
Kindhearted: Dr Jim Withers (left) and formerly homeless man Mike Sallows (right) began their extraordinary outreach on the dark streets of Pittsburgh in 1992
Wide reach: Dr Jim Withers estimates he has treated more than 26,400 rough sleepers over 22 years, including this homeless person
'Literally, I
started dressing like a homeless person and sneaking out at night with a
guy who used to be homeless. As far as why, that had a lot more to do
with my concern for the way we treated other people,' Dr. Withers told The
Huffington Post.
'As a medical educator, if I could find a new classroom where we could be forced to come to grips with people outside the system, for me, that required a complete plunge.'
Dr. Withers said he initially faced some resistance from his peers who believed he was risking his standing in the medical community for the sake of his vision.
But to the visionary doctor, the need for his services was too great.
He has treated an 85-year-old paranoid man whose legs were so infected, maggots grew inside them; a woman who was diagnosed with cancer several times; and an elderly man who risked losing his eyesight to a treatable condition.
Dr. Withers, a father-of-four, doesn't need to dress like a homeless man anymore.
He has become a hero on the streets of Pittsburgh, and is welcomed by the city's struggling population.
With the support of his loving wife Gayathri, who he married in 1984, Dr. Withers estimates he has treated more than 26,000 people since 1992 and has become well-loved in the local community.
Dr. Jim Withers and Mike Sallow preparing to hit the streets
Sound advice: Before former homeless man Mike Sallows (right) began working with Dr Jim Withers (left), he advised the kind medical practitioner, 'Don't dress like a doctor and don't act like a jerk'
Preparation: Dr Withers packs a range of medications and devices before he hits the road, including cold and flu pills, vitamins and inhalers
Since his initial outreach more than
two decades ago, the humble doctor has grown his nightly service into
the nonprofit Operation Safety Net, part of Pittsburgh Mercy Health
System and one of the nation's first full-time street medicine programs.
Dr. Withers and
Operation Safety Net's 16-member full-time staff of social workers, case
managers, physicians, nurses and outreach workers have helped thousands of people.
The team has reportedly assisted 75 percent of the people they've treated get health insurance and more than 500 into homes. They have regular patients who are always happy to see them.
Dr. Withers founded the organization in 1993 with a $50,000 start-up grant from the Sisters of Mercy, Pittsburgh Magazine reported.
'It's kind of an ongoing adventure to figure out how to make something like this work,' Dr. Withers, an internal medical physician, said.
More than 90 countries have developed similar street medicine units.
Dr. Withers said the free service helps ease pressure on under-resourced emergency medical services and hospitals, while honoring the rights of the disadvantaged.
Inspired by his physician father's missionary work in North America and his idol Mother Teresa, Dr. Withers believes his work will never be done.
'The power of health care goes way beyond medicine. It changes all the people involved: the homeless become more empowered and they get the courage to get off the streets,' Withers said.
'I think healing is really the formation of community, a community that sees each person as having value. We're all in this together.'
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Yes, your blood group DOES affect your health
Could your blood group determine your risk of major cancers, infertility and stomach ulcers, as well as diseases such as cholera and malaria?
For years, the idea that blood groups had any medical significance beyond blood transfusions was dismissed by scientists.
It hasn't been helped by the celebrity's favourite, the 'blood group diet', which claims your blood type determines how your body responds to certain food.
Cheryl Cole, left, and Elizabeth Hurley, right, are both followers of the 'blood group diet' - the idea that different blood types process food differently
But a growing number of studies is revealing how our blood groups may make us more prone to lethal illnesses — or even protect us from them.
The latest research into blood types shows that having group O blood can lower your risk of heart attacks.
Researchers at Pennsylvania University discovered this benefit in a study involving 20,000 people. Their research, to be published in The Lancet, found that most people who have a gene called Adamts7 face a significantly raised risk of suffering a heart attack. But in people with blood group O who have the Adamts7, there is no raised risk.
Dr Muredach Reilly, the lead researcher, says this knowledge may help to develop new therapies for people at risk of heart attacks. Such drugs may mimic the beneficial effect of the O blood group gene.
Only 40 per cent of people in Britain know what their group is, according to the National Blood Service. But in future, we may be far more keen to learn it — and to understand its life-saving implications.
Our blood group is determined by genes inherited from our parents.
Millennia of evolution have split human blood into four types: A, B, AB and O — around 44 per cent of Britons are type O, 42 per cent are type A, 10 per cent type B and 4 per cent are AB.
What distinguishes each type are their antigens (the immune defence systems) on the surface of the red blood cells. Each blood group type evolved to provide defences against lethal diseases.
But each has its own weaknesses, too. People with type O blood are at less risk of dying from malaria than people with other blood groups. But they are more vulnerable to cholera and stomach ulcers caused by viruses and bacteria.
For a long time, the study of blood groups and disease was discredited — thanks to the Nazis.
Otto Reche, a Nazi German 'professor of racial science', claimed in the Thirties that pure Aryans all had blood type A.
The main 'enemy' blood group was, he said, B type. He used this to identify 'inferior' races for persecution during Hitler's rise to power.
While such claims are scientifically absurd, in Japan there is still widespread discrimination on the grounds of blood group. In the Twenties, Japanese scientists claimed blood groups produced different personalities.
The idea became so ingrained that in World War II, the Imperial Army formed battle groups based on blood type.
The idea resurfaced in the Seventies and a rash of Japanese best-sellers has spread the belief that type As are sensitive but anxious; Type Bs are cheerful but focused; Os are outgoing but stubborn; and ABs are arty and unpredictable.
This theory has a dark side. Bura-hara (blood-group harassment) is common in Japan. Company chiefs often consider candidates' blood types when picking staff.
Children at some kindergartens are also divided by blood type. Matchmaking agencies provide blood-type compatibility tests.
Nevertheless, there is serious science behind the idea that blood groups can hold the secret to fighting deadly diseases.
In the Fifties, research at four London hospitals found the risk of developing gastric cancer was much higher for people with blood group A than for those with blood group O. But people with group O had a greater risk of peptic ulcers.
This month, those findings have been confirmed by investigators at Sweden's Karolinska Institute, which studied more than a million people over a period of 35 years.
The lead researcher, Dr Gustaf Edgren, says people with group A may be more susceptible to gastric cancer risks such as smoking, alcohol and use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
Type O people may be more vulnerable to a bacterium that can cause peptic ulcers, Helicobacter pylori.
Last October, U.S. scientists showed that a woman's blood group can affect her chances of becoming pregnant.
The study of more than 560 women undertaking fertility treatment found that those with blood type O were up to twice as likely to have a lower egg count and poorer egg quality, which could affect the chances of conceiving.
Women with blood group A seemed to be better protected against their egg counts falling over time.
Researcher Edward Nejat, from New York's Albert Einstein College, says the exact reasons for a link between blood group and ovarian reserve was not clear.
Blood groups have been linked to other reproductive troubles. Last month, a study at Harvard University found that women with AB or B group blood have a raised risk of developing ovarian cancer.
There are also fears that AB blood may double or even treble the risk of pregnant mothers suffering from the potentially lethal blood pressure condition pre-eclampsia.
This finding could be harnessed to identify women at higher risk.
Other research has found that people with type AB and B blood have a much higher risk of developing pancreatic cancer.
Meanwhile, people with type O might be less at risk of cancer, but research shows they are also more vulnerable than others to norovirus, the potentially lethal vomiting and diarrhoea bug.
And men with type O might be more prone to piling on the pounds, say Danish researchers.
They have found that type O males who are exposed routinely to pollution at work have a significantly raised risk of obesity compared with men of other blood types.
The researchers, at Copenhagen's Bispebjerg University Hospital, speculate that the pollution sets off chronic inflammatory responses in the men's bodies that can result in them becoming overweight.
It's a good excuse anyway.
Taken overall, such a weight of medical evidence might prompt us to question why we are not told of the health threats we might face due to our blood type. But in the UK, there is little work in this field.
Professor Mike Murphy, of the NHS Blood and Transplant authority, says: 'Our colleagues in the U.S. have become increasingly involved in this type of research, particularly in trying to harness the power of blood types to fight infectious diseases. But the interest in Britain is sparse.'
Indeed, Britain's highest-profile proponent of blood-type therapy is not a scientist at all; it is Cheryl Cole.
The X Factor judge is a fan of the 'blood group diet', which is based on the idea that different blood types process foods differently.
To lose weight, people with group A are told to follow a vegetarian diet, while group O should eat meat and shun dairy and wheat.
'It has made such a difference to how I feel and my energy levels,' Cole has gushed in a Hello! magazine interview.
'Before, I was like "energy schmenergy" and didn't believe it. But now I believe it 100 per cent.'
Her enthusiasm is not shared, however, by the British Dietetic Association.
A spokesman says: 'Cutting out food groups is never a good idea. This diet could lead to significant deficiencies such as calcium.'
Meanwhile, a lone group of British researchers is trying to turn blood-group science into a bona-fide lifesaver in one area: malaria.
The effort is being led by Alex Rowe, an infection specialist at Edinburgh University's School of Biological Sciences.
Her work shows that people with blood group O are resistant to the tropical disease, which kills millions every year.
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A Taco Salad that will have the kids eating, well, salad! And if not, it's super easy to turn the components into a meal for picky eaters. One dinner for all!
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