Three Groups — Ten Types

The autonomic nervous system plays a major role in the classification of the metabolic types. The ten metabolic types have been arranged into three groups:

Group A, which includes the Sympathetic Dominant Metabolic Types: One, Four, and Six.

Group B, which includes the Parasympathetic Dominant Metabolic Types: Two, Five, and Seven.

Group C, which includes the Balanced Sympathetic/Parasympathetic Metabolic Types: Three, Eight, Nine and Ten.

Group A — Sympathetic — Vegetarian Types

Group A metabolizers are classed as Types One, Four and Six. These types have very strong or dominant sympathetic nervous systems. These types have very strong functions of the brain, pineal, anterior pituitary, parathyroid, thyroid, and adrenal medulla glands; heart, bone, muscle and connective tissue, kidneys, gonads (ovaries or testes), and uterus or prostate. Their muscles are usually quite well developed and show good muscle tone. Their hearts normally beat a little fast. Constipation is an ever-present plague. Frequently insomnia is a problem. Tension, hyperactivity and drive are their plight.

Sympathetic Metabolizers Are More Prone To:

Achlorhydria

Acidosis

Acne

Alcoholism (to slow down)

Anemia

Angina pectoris

Anxiety

Appetite, diminished

Arteriosclerosis (hardening of arteries)

Arthritis, rheumatoid

Bleeding (slow to stop)

Blood pressure, high

Bowel movement every 2-3 days

Boils

Bones, pain in

Breathing, rapid & irregular

Buerger’s Disease

Bursitis

Cancer

Canker sores

Carbohydrate metabolism, slow

Caries (cavities)

Cataracts

Chorea

Circulation, poor from muscle tension

Colitis, ulcerative