Excellent website for pH info.

[EarlyBird]

Hey, Gals and Guys -


This website is really excellent for anyone needing info
and knowledge of foods and liquids that are acidic
or alkalizing. I don't think they've skipped a one

https://home.bluegrass.net/~jclark/alkaline_foods.htm

Fabulous! -

[TexasShabbyChic]

Hello Eb, I am very interested in this site, and it shows up as a link, but I cant bring it up...even w/copy..paste. Any suggestions for this little ole lady??? thanks

[Jack Pine Savage]

Originally Posted by TexasShabbyChic

Hello Eb, I am very interested in this site, and it shows up as a link,
but I cant bring it up...even w/copy..paste.
Any suggestions for this little ole lady??? thanks

Me too. It will not work.

Must be something wrong with the URL listing.

[Xania]

Try this.

https://home.bluegrass.net/~jclark/small_intestine.htm

I edited the first link that Early Bird gave - that works now.

[EarlyBird]

Sorry you all. However, it does work for me, by just
clicking on the link above. I just did it. It's the same
that I typed into my Internet finder.

Here it is again

https://home.bluegrass.net/~jclark/alkaline_foods.htm


Darn, it's such a great link. I copied it from the HSI
Forum's first page on pH thread.

[Xania]

Early Bird, the first link you gave had too many "c"s in it. After I removed one it works OK. I think it said jcclark, not jclark. It's a good source!

[EarlyBird]

I bought a book yesterday at my HFStore, entitled
"The Acid/Alkaline Diet" by Christopher Vasey, N>D.
Revised Second Edition

I spent yesterday afternoon and nite readinf it

Excellent book, you all.
This pH thing is way more important and involved
than I ever imagined.

According to my urine tests of yesterday and this am.
I'm at '5' or slightly below. The litmus shows barely yellow
No wonder I've been feeling so darned crappy

Vasey has a weblink - www.christophervasey.ch

I've not tried it yet, Let's hope the above works!

[EarlyBird]

Yup - It works great.

[EarlyBird]

I have been working on my pH balancing, but mostly
from The pH Miracle book, by Robert and Shelley Young.

My order of Green Powder came early this week, and I
had my first.glass of it on Tues afternoon.

I have terribly poor vision, mostly due to Diabetes, but
also a beginning cataract, and Fuch's Dystrophy, an eye
disease that caused my mother's total blindness. I usually
am able to drive on grey, gloomy days only. Everything
is like looking thru a Fog! :x

Along with a restrictive diet of No meats, dairy, pastas, breads, condiments, pickles, most fruits except for lemons, limes,
grapefruit, This Green drink is the only thing new I've taken.

Well, This morning, I first noticed that my TV picture
wasn't fuzzy. Then when I looked outside later - the Sun
was out by then - I was dumbfounded. I could look into
the Sunlight w/no discomfort, no squinting, etc. I drove to
the grocery 4 miles away and later to our open air farmer's
market - all in bright Sunlight - with almost perfect vision.
It's almost like a Miracle I am ecstatic!

It's also eventually sipposed to help w/my Diabetes,
constipation, all kinds of other problems. With such
Quick success of my vision which was totally unexpected,
you can bet I'll be staying on this for the 3 to 6 months
recommended.

I have no idea how many decades my body has been
overly acidic, but if re-alkalizing it only slightly can create
the success I've had with my vision in the last 2 days, I'm very optimistic

[kind2creatures]

Was wondering if there was a simple inexpensive supplement that could be taken daily to make the body more alkaline and less acidic.

I bought some pH test strips a long time ago, and my numbers were all over the place! Urine and saliva results were always much different, and numbers would change constantly...very confusing to me I have read some info online, but I'd like it to be more simple to grasp. All I know is an acidic environment in the body can promote many diseases, including cancer

So far I've simply added some lemon juice to my drinking water some days. Is there a citric acid supplement that can be taken?

[Beach Man]

Originally Posted by kind2creatures

Was wondering if there was a simple inexpensive supplement that could be taken daily to make the body more alkaline and less acidic.

You might want to try this one from Health Resources:

Alkaline Foods, Water, Diet, Alkaline, pH Balance, Diet - Health Resources

[Arrowwind09]

If you turn your diet to veggies and fruit juices, eliminate meat, candy, bread, soda pop, you will get alkaline ....and drink plenty of water. It takes time to detox.


Green products are helpful like this:iHerb.com - Search - greens
I like Greens 8000 the best for flavor.

Baking soda is used by some. I recommend the book the PH miracle by Dr Robert O Young, purchased used on amazon.

dr robert o young - Google Video

Here are a few videos by Dr Young that are informative.

You will also have to work on eliminating parasites, microbes that we all have. Things can change for the better after that is done.

[nightowl]

I have come to the conclusion that I must be mineral deficient after drinking filtered water from my Pur pitcher for over 5 or 6 years. I only hap-hazzardly take mineral supplements because I take so many other things that I have trouble keeping track of it all. I bought bottled water two days ago, I think it's called Smart Water, that has magnesium chloride, potassium bicarbonate and I think sodium and calcium. It sounded very close to what Mark Sircus recommends, except that they don't tell how much of each mineral was added. I take an Iodoral tablet twice a week too.

Minerals are important for helping you to be more alkaline and I believe sodium bicarbonate, that you mentioned Arrow, is best, from what I've gathered by reading about it. The normal dose is 1 tsp sodium bicarbonate dissolved in a half or quarter cup of cold water once a day, and if your system is very acidic some take it two or three times a day for a while. I would take magnesium, potassium and calcium too. It's pretty impossible to get enough potassium from a supplement because the FDA limits supplements to only about 2% of the daily requirement, so eat foods that have lots of potassium.

[bbmartin]

I've found pH to be a great tool for determining the state of my health. I have the correct pH when I'm eating lots of green veggies, drinking plenty of water and avoiding processed food as much as possible. Getting regular physical activity helps tremendouly as well, as it contributes to the body being able to detoxify itself.

I think any high quality "green" supplement can definitely assist in achieving a proper pH (about 7.4), drinking enough water, getting good rest and physical activity regularly all contribute to good health, measured by good pH.

I don't always have perfect pH, but I've gotten to the point where I can tell by how I feel if I'm "acidic" or not

A simple article explaining pH: What the heck is pH?

Cheers,
BB

[daeonline]

The advice on drinking plenty of water is right on target. Doctor F. Batmanghelidj wrote some excellent books on dehydration and its link to most diseases. Everyone should be drinking at least one 2-liter bottle of water a day. I also recommend adding some lemon to the water. Lemons are acidic by themselves, because of the citric acid, but their effect on body chemistry ph is very alkaline. Since they also contain significant amounts of important vitamins and minerals, taking lemon with water every day is a very good idea! A slightly alkaline PH is critical to good health.