Is This Habit is Making Your Blood Acidic? |
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Written by BodyEcology.com
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Do you know your blood's pH level? And why would it matter? Here's why: To be truly healthy your blood must remain slightly alkaline at all times. You and your body wouldn't have it any other way. What you might not know is that taking common drugs causes your blood to become considerably more acidic. This then leads to weight gain, early aging, infection, and even degenerative diseases. |
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Written by by Dr. Bright S.A. Philips D.D. and Dr. Dawn M. Soshie, D.H
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Alkalinity, referred to as the pH, is determined by the concentration of Hydrogen ions in a substance such as water, blood or food. On a scale from 1 - 14, a pH level of 7.0 is considered neutral, 7.0 downwards is increasingly acidic and upwards of 7.0 is increasingly alkaline. |
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Written by Dan Ault
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Our entire bodies are electrical. Everything we have ever seen, heard, felt, tasted or smelled was really an electrical signal that was sent to our brain by our nervous system. All food and nutrition that we consume can either increase our electrical energy, or decrease it. |
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