What’s your metabolic type? One of the pillars of the late Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez’s nutritional enzyme protocol is the concept that One Diet Does Not Fit All. In fact, The Gonzalez Protocol® utilizes seven basic diets ranging from more vegetarian to more carnivore and combinations in between of various animal protein, vegetables, and fruits, including 99 different diet variations for gluten-free, diabetic, and dairy-free. Dr. Gonzalez based a patient’s diet on their metabolic type and had several methods of metabolically typing his patients. Now for the first time, everyone can figure out what diet is best for them, based on their Gonzalez metabolic type.
In his NYC private medical practice, Dr. Gonzalez would ask a series of questions of his patients–different questions for different people—determined by what he already knew about their medical history. Dr. Gonzalez learned how to metabolically type patients from his mentor, Dr. William Donald Kelley. Originally Dr. Kelley had a 3,600 question self-test in the 1960s which evolved into Dr. Kelley’s Self-Test for the Different Metabolic Types, published for College Health Stores by Kettle Moraine Publishing.
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