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This document provides information about testing body pH and maintaining pH balance. It discusses how the body's pH should be slightly alkaline, between 7.35-7.45, and how excess acidity can promote diseases. It describes how to test saliva pH with pH paper to check overall body pH balance, and recommends maintaining an alkaline pH to support health and prevent disease. Testing saliva pH is presented as a simple way to monitor one's pH levels over time.
This document provides information about testing body pH and maintaining pH balance. It discusses how the body's pH should be slightly alkaline, between 7.35-7.45, and how excess acidity can promote diseases. It describes how to test saliva pH with pH paper to check overall body pH balance, and recommends maintaining an alkaline pH to support health and prevent disease. Testing saliva pH is presented as a simple way to monitor one's pH levels over time.
This document provides information about testing body pH and maintaining pH balance. It discusses how the body's pH should be slightly alkaline, between 7.35-7.45, and how excess acidity can promote diseases. It describes how to test saliva pH with pH paper to check overall body pH balance, and recommends maintaining an alkaline pH to support health and prevent disease. Testing saliva pH is presented as a simple way to monitor one's pH levels over time.
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Most c"ildren are dark *lue0 a pH of ;292 O,er "alf of adults are green)yello$0 a pH of <29 or lo$er0 re1lectin- the calciu* de1icienc$ o1 a-in- and li1est$le de1ects. Cancer patients are usually a *rig"t yello$0 a pH of =290 especially $"en terminal25 The Calcium Factor: The Scientific Secret of Health and Youth, Carl (2 +eic"0 M2%20 @illiland Printing >nc20 Arkansas City0 'ansas0 677<2 " Balance 4 What is the "ealth$ " +an-eC !"e pH scale ranges from 8 3t"e "ig"est acidic4 to 6= 3t"e most alkaline42 A solution $it" a pH of ; is neutral2 At pH ;0 $ater contains equal amounts of HA and OH) ions2 #u*stances $it" a pH of less t"an ; are acidic *ecause t"ey contain a "ig"er concentration of HA ions2 #u*stances $it" a pH "ig"er t"an ; are alkaline *ecause t"ey contain a "ig"er concentration of OH)2 !"e pH scale goes from 8 to 6= and is logarit"mic0 $"ic" means t"at eac" step is ten times t"e pre,ious2 >n ot"er $ords0 a pH of 9 is 68 times more acid t"an <0 688 times more acid t"an ; and 60888 times more acid t"an B2 >n t"is lig"t0 you can see "o$ a slig"t c"ange in your pH ,alue can "a,e a great impact on your internal en,ironment and0 ultimately0 your "ealt"2 &"en "ealt"y0 t"e *lood pH is ;2C<90 t"e pH of spinal fluid is ;2=0 and t"e sali,a pH is ;2=2 !"is ideal *lood pH measurement means it is more alkaline t"an acid2 >n t"e a*sence of o.ygen0 glucose undergoes fermentation to lactic acid2 Our *odies simply can not fig"t disease if our *ody pH *alance is compromised2 >t "as *een determined t"at an alkaline *ody is more conduci,e to "ealt" and $ell)*eing t"an an acidic one2 An undesira*le pH can lead to a ,ariety of negati,e "ealt" effects2 A *ody t"at tends to$ard acidity "eig"tens t"e risk for infections from *acteria0 yeast0 parasites0 and ,iruses2 All of t"ese seek out and t"ri,e in an acid en,ironment2 Not onl$ are $ou *ore susceti:le to in1ections such as colds and the 1lu :ut also de-enerati#e diseases like cancer> arthritis> heart disease and osteoorosis are ro*oted i1 $our " is consistentl$ acid. Furt"ermore0 populations of *acteria0 fungi0 etc2 may *e t"ri,ing t"roug"out your *ody $it"out causing acute disease0 yet producing copious acid $aste products2 !"ese stealt" infections may underlie a ,ariety of degenerati,e conditions2 /acteria are found in art"ritic Doints0 arterial plaque0 and many ot"er places I1 disease is to :e re#ented or success1ull$ *ana-ed> an acid " *ust :e o#erco*e2 D" aer stris to *easure acid,alkaline " :alance :elon- in e#er$ 1a*il$ *edicine kit> ri-ht :eside the ther*o*eter and :anda-es.D 4 Dr. +. Dunne /7 1oot roll o1 " aer at E/F.67 3comes $it" dispenser and instruction4 %o Purchase Please 'lick "ere #ee /elo$ on Ho$ to Use :our pH paper for /est +esults Virtually all degenerati,e diseases including cancer0 "eart disease0 art"ritis0 osteoporosis0 kidney and gall stones0 and toot" decay are associated $it" e.cess acidity in t"e *ody2 &"ile t"e *ody "as a "omeostatic mec"anism t"at maintains a constant pH ;2= in t"e *lood0 t"is mec"anism $orks *y depositing and $it"dra$ing acid and alkaline minerals from ot"er locations including t"e *ones0 soft tissues0 *ody fluids and sali,a2 !"erefore0 t"e pH of t"ese ot"er tissues can fluctuate greatly2 !"e pH of sali,a offers a $indo$ t"roug" $"ic" you can see t"e o,erall pH *alance in your *ody2 A :rie1 Science o1 Bod$ " Minerals $it" a negati,e electrical c"arge are attracted to t"e HA ion2 !"ese are called acid minerals2 Acid minerals includeE c"lorine 3Cl)40 sulfur 3#)40 p"osp"orus 3P)40 and t"ey form "ydroc"loric acid 3HCl40 sulfuric acid 3H1#O=40 and p"osp"oric acid 3HCPO=42 Minerals $it" a positi,e electrical c"arge are attracted to t"e negati,ely c"arged OH) ion2 !"ese are called alkaline minerals2 utritionally important alkaline minerals include calcium 3CaA40 potassium 3'A40 magnesium 3MgA40 and sodium 3aA42 3Cancer patients tend to "a,e an e.cess of sodium2 ) @erson page 7;42 Also important for cancer treatment and pre,ention are t"e alkaline trace minerals ru*idium and cesium2 !o determine if a food is acid or alkaline0 it is *urned and t"e as" is mi.ed $it" $ater2 >f t"e solution is acid or alkaline t"en t"e food is called acid or alkaline2 As" is t"e mineral content of t"e food2 Also0 $"ile it is commonly understood t"at t"e *ody needs calcium to *uild *ones0 $"at is not generally kno$n is *ones are a comple. matri. of many different minerals and if all t"e required minerals are not present t"en strong *ones cannot *e *uilt2 !"ere are at least 6B key *one)*uilding nutrients essential for optimum *one "ealt"2 !"e implication is t"at it is easier to destroy *one t"roug" e.cess acidity in t"e *ody t"an it is to re*uild *one2 Furt"ermore0 as farm soils *ecome depleted of many trace minerals t"e foods gro$n on t"ese soils contain less and less of t"e required nutrients2 At last count0 t"e "uman *ody requires 78 different nutrients for optimum "ealt"0 and t"e list is gro$ing year *y year2 Ho$ does t"is relate to *ody meta*olismF /asically0 if t"e *ody fluids are acid t"ey $ill seek alkaline minerals to react $it" ) suc" as sodium0 potassium0 -inc0 iron0 calcium2 !"ese are found in t"e li,er0 muscles0 ligaments and *ones0 etc20 if too little is a,aila*le from t"e diet2 /ut $"y s"ould t"is "appenF ?ffecti,ely0 all t"e *odyGs internal fluids are designed to *e slig"tly alkaline0 suc" as interstitial fluid0 cere*rospinal and lymp"atic fluid0 li,er *ile and so on2 !"e only e.ception to t"is is t"e "ydroc"loric acid produced *y t"e stomac"2 &"ile our *odies are designed to *e alkaline0 cells produce acid as a *y)product of t"eir normal acti,ity2 !"e acid $aste matter t"us produced is reduced to car*on dio.ide and $ater $"ic" are e.creted "armlessly from t"e *ody2 &"en food is consumed and meta*oli-ed0 "o$e,er0 not all of it is used up2 A residue remains and t"is "as *een called as" 3and per"aps t"e maDor area of disagreement in t"is su*Dect is o,er t"e classification of foods into acid)as" forming and alkaline)as" forming foods42 %igestion o.idi-es foods in muc" t"e same $ay as if t"ey $ere *urned e.cept t"at it in,ol,es en-ymes operating at lo$ temperaturesH a lemon0 for e.ample0 $ill *reak do$n into car*o"ydrates t"at $ill furt"er *reak do$n into car*on dio.ide and $ater lea,ing a residual alkaline as" consisting of minerals salts suc" as sodium0 potassium and calcium etc2 #o $"ile a lemon $ill taste acid and present and acid pH if tested ra$0 its as" $ill *e alkaline and so $ill its effect on t"e *ody2 Proteins on t"e ot"er "and lea,e an as" consisting of p"osp"ates0 sulp"ates and nitrates 3from t"e p"osp"orus0 sulp"ur and nitrogen t"at proteins contain42 !"ese are all acid2 !"e net effect of protein consumption 3$"et"er from animal or ,egeta*le sources4 is to increase acidity2 !"e *ody "as to rid itself of its acid $astes2 !"is type of acid as" cannot *e eliminated t"roug" t"e lungs as car*on dio.ide and $ater in t"e same $ay as cellular meta*olism2 >nstead t"e *ody "as to *uffer t"e as" $it" alkaline su*stances in order to neutrali-e it2 /uffering takes place *ot" inside and outside t"e cell0 t"e maDority of t"e *uffering occurring in t"e *lood itself2 Clinical researc" *y %r M ! Morter 3Arkansas0 U#A4 "as s"o$n t"at if t"e ana*olic urinary and sali,ary pH 3measured immediately upon a$akening4 is *elo$ <2B0 $e can *e relati,ely certain t"at digesti,e support must *e pro,ided2 Controlled clinical studies *y %r Paul :anick 3Pasadena0 U#A4 "a,e confirmed %r MorterGs findings and recorded t"at intracellular assimilation of nutrients is significantly decreased $"en t"e ana*olic pH is *elo$ <2B2 > Ho$e,er as *ot" t"ese researc"ers "a,e s"o$n0 supplementing t"e diet $it" appropriate alkali-ing agents $as "ig"ly *eneficial in ele,ating t"e systemic pH *y replenis"ing t"e alkaline mineral and en-yme reser,es2 #ince systemic deficiencies s"o$ only in t"e last instance in t"e digesti,e tract0 practitioners s"ould not $ait until t"e signs and symptoms of poor digestion *ecome e,ident2 From a pre,entati,e perspecti,e0 compensation s"ould *e made $"en symptoms are minimal and t"e ana*olic pH is *elo$ ;2= after an Alkaline Load !est 3see 5Correlati,e Urinalysis5 *y M ! Morter42 %iets $"ic" are "ig" in protein0 fat and car*o"ydrates and lo$ in greens and ra$ food0 stress t"e digesti,e mec"anisms0 in"i*iting proper digestion and o,erloading t"e immune system $it" incompletely digested macromolecules and to.ins2 !"ese digesti,e distur*ances are aggra,ated *y t"e typically "ig" intake of food additi,es0 pesticides and stimulating foods t"at are common in t"e &estern diet2 Also in a effect to sol,e t"e pro*lem of $orsening pu*lic $ater quality0 more and more people are turning to $ater in plastic containers2 &"at is usually not reali-ed is t"at ,irtually all *ottled $ater is "ig"ly acidic and missing t"e essential alkali-ing minerals2 'lick "ere 1or articles on the Dan-ers o1 +e#erse Os*osis and Distilled Water <xa*les o1 'o**on !ood %$es that ha#e a Stron-l$ Acid " ?a#oid@ <xa*les o1 'o**on !ood %$es that are Mildl$ Acidic <xa*les o1 'o**on !ood %$es that are Mildl$ Alkaline 'o**on !ood Stron-l$ Alkaline red meat grains tofu alco"ol legumes ,egeta*les eggs most nuts oli,e oil dried fruit canola oil goat milk sugars fruit Duice almonds "ard c"eese milk0 rice/ soy milk buckwheat
"ow to Use ;our " aer 1or Best +esults %estin- $our Sali#ar$ " !o perform t"is simple test0 all you need is a roll of testing pH paper 3prefera*ly pHydrion test paper40 a plastic spoon and some fres" sali,a2 !"e pH strips $it" a range of <28)B28 pH are *est for people $"o to test t"eir sali,a2 !"is range is $"ere most "ealt"y people0 $"o are $orking at *ecoming alkaline0 $ill find t"eir sali,ary pH2 !"e test uses a pH)sensiti,e0 color)coded test strip to re,eal your *ody pH *alance status2 For t"e sali,a testE ) /e sure not to eat0 drink0 or *rus" your teet" for C8 minutes prior to t"e test ) #$allo$ a couple of times to clear t"e mout" and stimulate ne$ sali,a ) !"en disc"arge some sali,a into a PLA#!>C spoon 3it is recommended O! to touc" t"e pH paper to your tongue due to t"e c"emicals in t"e paper2
!ear off a one)inc" strip of pH paper0 place into sali,a and compare t"e color of your immersed pH paper $it" t"e color c"art pro,ided on t"e pH testing roll2 !"e lo$er your pH ,alue *elo$ ;280 t"e greater your degree of acid stress2 Continue testing and recording your pH for a fe$ $eeks ) first t"ing in t"e morning0 afternoon and at *edtime 3!"is $ill s"o$ your *ody pH trend42 &"ile generally more acidic t"an *lood0 sali,ary pH mirrors t"e *lood 3 if not around meals 4 and is also a fairly good indicator of "ealt"2 >t tells us $"at t"e *ody retains2 Optimal pH for sali,a is a*o,e ; pH2 A reading consistently lo$er t"an <2B is indicati,e of possi*le insufficient alkaline reser,es2 After eating0 t"e sali,a pH s"ould rise to ;2B or "ig"er2 Unless t"is occurs0 t"e *ody "as alkaline mineral deficiencies 3 mainly Calcium and Magnesium 4 and $ill not assimilate food ,ery $ell2 !o de,iate from ideal sali,ary pH for an e.tended time in,ites illness2 >f your sali,a stays *et$een <2B and ;21A pH all day0 your *ody is functioning $it"in a "ealt"y range2 >f t"e early morning sali,ary pH remains a*o,e <2B0 people usually see many of t"eir pro*lems disappearing2 %estin- ;our Urinar$ " !"e pH of t"e urine indicates "o$ t"e *ody is $orking to maintain t"e proper pH of t"e *lood2 !"e urine re,eals t"e alkaline *uilding 3ana*olic4 and acid tearing do$n 3cata*olic4 cycles2 !"e pH of urine indicates t"e efforts of t"e *ody ,ia t"e kidneys0 adrenals0 lungs and gonads to regulate *ody pH *alance t"roug" t"e *uffer salts and "ormones2 Urine can pro,ide a fairly accurate picture of *ody c"emistry0 *ecause t"e kidneys filter out t"e *uffer salts of pH regulation and pro,ide ,alues *ased on $"at t"e *ody is eliminating2 Urine pH can ,ary from around =29 to 728 for its e.tremes0 *ut t"e ideal range is <29 to ;28A2 Urinary pH tends to *e lo$er in t"e morning and "ig"er in t"e e,ening2 !"e pH of t"e urine can ,ary $idely2 !"e pH of urine is also affected *y t"e *ioc"emicals t"at t"e *ody is eliminating2 !"ese include *ioc"emicals suc" as e.cess minerals0 ,itamins0 and products of meta*olism and also include drugs and to.ins *eing eliminated *y t"e *ody2 !"e pH of t"e urine is not as affected *y digesti,e en-ymes as sali,ary pH2 Ho$e,er0 t"e pH of t"e urine can *e affected *yE preser,ati,es you eat pollutants you *reat"e stress you encounter t"e food you eat "o$ muc" $ater you drink t"e amount of pat"ogens in your system "o$ muc" rest you recei,e all t"e *ioc"emical acti,ities going on in your *ody2 /7 1oot roll o1 " aer at E/F.67 3comes $it" dispenser and instruction4 %o Purchase Please 'lick "ere !"e statements enclosed "erein "a,e not *een e,aluated *y t"e Food and %rug Administration2 !"e products mentioned on t"is site are not intended to diagnose0 treat0 cure0 or pre,ent any disease2 >nformation and statements made are for education purposes and are not intended to replace t"e ad,ice of your family doctor2
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