Acid/Alkaline

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I've thought of an analogy that may explain

better. Consider a swimming pool. The pH balance of the water must be

carefully maintained for the "health" of the pool. We are also

predominately water, and need that same care.

 

-Raine

 

Raine wrote:

 

Hi Bundy,

 

The belief that what we use as fuel for our bodies affects the

acidity/alkalinity is a widely held view. When you consider that acidic

foods leave behind an ash that the body must then deal with, it's not

so difficult to imagine. There is a lot more to it than that, of

course, but I will leave it to others more knowledgeable than myself to

explain.

 

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[Guest guest]

Raine,

Cute! I always use the aquarium. If the bacteria or the alkalinity

is off, the fish get sick with disease, stressed out and die. Our

bodies need the same care, or they will do the same thing.

fft

 

herbal remedies , Raine <rainelovesj@s...>

wrote:

>

> I've thought of an analogy that may explain better. Consider a

swimming

> pool. The pH balance of the water must be carefully maintained for

the

> " health " of the pool. We are also predominately water, and need

that

> same care.

>

> -Raine

>

> Raine wrote:

> > Hi Bundy,

> >

> > The belief that what we use as fuel for our bodies affects the

> > acidity/alkalinity is a widely held view. When you consider that

> > acidic foods leave behind an ash that the body must then deal

with,

> > it's not so difficult to imagine. There is a lot more to it than

that,

> > of course, but I will leave it to others more knowledgeable than

> > myself to explain.

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