Re: Reality Check For Darwinists: The Hard Evidence For Life In Space Stands At "0"
- From: Arkalen <skizzir@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2007 21:10:01 GMT
vegetables have an. alkaline effect. (See Appendix for a more complete
listing of add/alkaline foods). It's always good to keep an eye on
both your urine and saliva pH levels, because both should present a
proper acid/alkaline balance. The ideal pH range of saliva is about
6.4 - 7.2, (below 6.4 is too acidic, above 72. \s too alkaline).
Saliva usually becomes more alkaline after eating and with a
vegetarian diet. Urine pH should ideally vary from approximately 5.0
(acid in the morning) to 8.0 (alkaline at night) during each 24-hour
period. If your urine or saliva pH levels are consistently out of
range for a long period, of time, it means that your body is not
functioning correctly or that your diet is consistently too add or too
alkaline. pH measuring strips with numerical values are commercially
available for testing your acid/alkaline levels and make it simple to
regularly monitor your pH at home, (or see order form on last page).
The tendency to overacidity is called acidosis which can be caused by
such things as kidney, liver or adrenal disorders, improper diet,
starvation, anger, stress, fear, fever or excess vitamin C, aspirin or
niacin. Symptoms may include insomnia, water retention, migraine
headaches, frequent sighing, abnormally low blood pressure, dry hard
stools, alternating constipation and dianhea, sensitivity of the
teeth, difficulty swallowing and recessed eyes. Alkalosis (when the
body is too alkaline) can be caused by such things as excessive use of
antacids or by poor diet, excessive vomiting (bulimia), endocrine
imbalances, high cholesterol, osteo-arthritis, or diarrhea. Symptoms
may include drowsiness, protru
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