#Activators have a short digestive system so the digestive process happens quickly. Be sure to eat frequently, with up to five or six small meals each day. Including animal proteins is important and variety helps the Activator stay interested and their taste-buds excited.

#Connectors have a great relationship with food – how it tastes, how it feels and even how it looks. It’s important for the Connector to keep this in mind when selecting foods to eat. A variety of proteins, fruits and vegetables that differ in taste, colour and consistency will keep the Connector’s senses satiated, and an environment filled with other healthy, conscious eaters will make a fulfilling meal all round.

With that nurturing focus, #Guardians also tend to like large portions and foods that gives pleasure. The Guardian can use these strengths to bring the family together for dinners and events. A Diet high in vegetables, low in fruits with just a little animal protein here and there is best suited to the Guardian to ensure plenty of energy and maintained health.

#Diplomats have the longest digestive system so a five- to six-hour fast between meals is very healthy for this body. In fact, the Diplomat may be totally satisfied when eating only 2-3 times each day. A regular diet high in vegetables and low in animal proteins is best to avoid fermentation and further complications through the long gut. Eating is a pleasure-filled activity for the Diplomat so it’s important to choose carefully and take joy in both the foods that are eaten and the company kept during meal times.

#Sensors naturally have a high metabolism and low body fat so are unlikely to gain weight, even if eating unfavorably for a period of time. However that doesn’t mean that a Sensor can eat a poor diet and be healthy. Sensors need to keep the nervous system in good shape with healthy fats, the digestive system working efficiently with well cooked meats and vegetables, the immune system strong with the right foods and thermoregulation maintained with warm meals and drinks.

#Crusaders have a high metabolism and a tendency to maintain a strict regime which means it’s unlikely that you will gain weight accidentally. Eating three to four times a day maintains a Crusader’s energy and a good steady intake of carbohydrates is required to continually fuel the ever-working  brain and body. Well cooked proteins are a must as the Crusader stomach tends to have lower naturally occurring levels of hydrochloric acid than other bodies. Avoiding alcohols and other toxins like processed sugars is important for the Crusader body and brain to function at its peak performance level.