Info Regarding PH & Acidosis

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Info Regarding PH & Acidosis

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"The picture above shows a patient's result of a live blood microscopy taken before and after a six week trial of Alkalife Natural Alkaline Water.


The red blood cells in the first picture are sticking to one another showing signs of inflammation in the body.

In healthy blood, red blood cells are well separated, repelling each other due to being negatively charged."

Here's a good video about PH and health that everyone should watch

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGtQSgGkDgs


Another good quote

"If our body does not have enough alkaline solutions to neutralise acid it will steal alkaline minerals like calcium from your bones, skeleton and tissues."
http://www.alkalife.net.au/

"Acidity in the body causes inflammation"
http://www.getprolo.com/inflammation_diet.htm

"Waseda, a Japanese researcher who has been researching inflammation and androgenetic hair loss for many years. He has been able to initiate extensive hair regrowth after being a “slick bald” Norwood 5 for many years using an aggressive combination of therapies specifically designed to counter inflammation and an apoptosis factors."

http://www.hairloss-research.org/february1.html

"Several studies have shown a link between diet and hair loss. In short, diets that predispose to inflammation are much more likely to be associated with hair loss "
http://www.hairloss-research.org/february2.html

"Scalp skin contains more clusters of inflammatory cells than you would see in non-scalp skin"
http://www.hairlosstalk.com/newsletter/article252.htm

"Autoimmune inflammation around the hair follicle aborts hair growth"
http://www.clevelandclinicmeded.com/med ... r/hair.htm

Deficiency of essential vitamins, minerals and other nutrients and eating wrong proteins damage the kidneys and generate acidic blood, thereby leading to baldness¸ hair loss or thinning of hair.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Diet-and-Life ... &id=947402

An acidic body [acidosis] has thick blood that over coagulates and does not oxygenate properly. The cells cannot dispose of their wastes; therefore, the body's ability to heal itself is impaired. This impairment is characterized by sick blood, diseased cells, inflammation, excess body fat and suppressed immune functions. Acidic blood blocks vitamin absorption and starves your body of essential nutrients, creates toxic buildup in clogged cells, slows down organ function

Common Acidic Disorders ... Hair Loss

http://www.doctorajadams.com/AcidAlkaline.html

"The first step in hair loss is to improve the quality of the blood"

http://books.google.com/books?id=aQOupA ... &ct=result


symptoms of acidosis/low ph
"“Long term symptoms of acidosis.” 1. “Acne, panic attacks, lack of sex drive, cold hands and feet, food allergies, agitation, bloating, mild headaches, rapid panting breath, hard to get up in the morning. That’s the beginning symptoms of acidosis. Now we’re gonna go in the middle.” 2. “Cold sores, depression, migraine headaches, asthma, hives, swelling, urinary infections, colitis, excessive falling hair, stuttering, numbness, tingling, fungal infections. That’s intermediate."http://mysite.verizon.net/felipe2/id9.html
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Good info JDP. One interesting thing I see here is that the picture above looks a lot like the pictures from the LBI studies. I haven't been consistent every day but I have been doing LBI a few times a week and I feel like it is really helping my overall health situation. Mainly my veins are huge and much more pronounced. I believe it is really helping with circulation. This is one thing I have been targeting since poor circulation runs in my family.

BTW just started the enzymes and Pauling Protocol today. Expecting great things from all of this.
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Yo hapyman, i also have ordered everything for the pauling protocol, plus serrapeptese and nattozimes. Also im using copper peptides, lasers and bentonite clay. I start all this in two weeks. I also want to do a 7 day lemon detox before i start all this. Would that be safe taking all this on an empty stomach after the detox? Should i add anything else such as pro-biotics? anything else i may have missed?
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You are supposed to take the enzymes on an empty stomach so I don't see a problem with it. That is as long as your are beginning to eat later that day. Otherwise I would wait until you are back on food and taking the Lysine, Proline, and Vitamin C.

I've done numerous Master Cleanses and I think they are great. I once did it for four weeks and I got amazing results but they slowly go away once you start eating crappy food again. Are you going to be doing a liver flush afterward? If not I would highly recommend them.
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