Showing posts with label Vitamin C. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vitamin C. Show all posts

Thursday, March 28, 2013

pH is a MAJOR Indicator of Your Health


Alkaline Urine pH/Alkaline Saliva pH


                With the urine pH and saliva pH both over 6.5 this would mean that your pH is anionic. Anionic is a term Dr. Reams used to differentiate the amount of energy an atom contains. It is also used to depict the direction of spin of the electron, and to some degree would indicate that the movement is faster than if it were cationic.


The Following paragraphs are cited from "Biological Ionization as it Applies to Human Nutrition" by Dr. Beddoe
An arrangement of pH where both urine and saliva are above 6.5 will mean that the person is in a biochemical pattern for constipation. The system is overloaded with toxins from the usual metabolic wastes of cell function and also from the bowel reabsorbing putrefactive chemicals due to the fecal matter remaining in the system too long.  

The presence of parasites is very likely in this range, since free room and board is being provided. This pH configuration will aggravate deterioration of disks, especially those in the back.  Deterioration of cartilage tissue is also aggravated.  Upper respiratory and sinus congestion will be aggravated, as will lymph congestion.   This type of person may be prone to lung infections.  In the years when tuberculosis was  a problem, this type of chemistry would have made this person very likely to come down with the disease.  Body odors, from breath to feet to bowel gas, will be symptoms related to this pattern.

Anatomically, this type of person would have an abdomen that would become more distended with age (other reasons also play into this).  In later life, there is a tendency to be overweight.  There is often a problem with skin pigmentation, because this pattern usually means that vitamin D is ratioed in the direction of excess.  An anionic pH will increase the production of melanin, or skin pigment, causing more energy to be absorbed from the sun, resulting in greater vitamin D production.  Blood pressure can be affected. Various types of skin tumors and lesions, boils and cysts may develop.  Tooth decay can be excessive, especially when the overall diet has been poor.  Women may complain of cracking, splitting, and ridged fingernails.  Women’s menstrual cycles can become very uncomfortable, with excessive hemorrhage and/or cramping, because of the body trying to use the uterus as a point of dumping toxins from other areas of the body.  PMS is a potential in this configuration.  

The right side of the body will be the weak side, which means that this person will have a strong tendency for developing curvature of the spine to the left, as the body pulls toward the strong side.  Of course, this depends on how long this pattern has been in existence.  You may not realize it, but a person with this anionic pH pattern will have a tendency to cross the left leg over the right when sitting or favor standing on the left leg (strong side) while standing for long periods of time.  From a chiropractic standpoint, the left leg will tend to be shorter than the right, unless the person prefers sleeping on the strong side (left).  In that situation the spine will have an “S” curve configuration, meaning that the right hip will be higher than the usual strong side.  Vitamin C is very lacking in the system; and, in this situation, high levels of vitamin C can be used to provide extra cations in the diet to help lower the pH.  Mega doses of vitamin C may be used in this pattern, depending on how strongly anionic the pH, but, remember, when the body is forced to change pH ranges without the understanding of how mineral energy, especially calciums, fit into the picture, the body will not respond consistently.  The excess vitamin C may result in aggravating excessive gas and/or diarrhea. End citation

pH of Your Urine and Saliva is an Important Health Indicator

Are you concerned about the pH balance of your body? Are you a bit confused about who to listen to? Most pH professionals tell you that your pH should run above 6.8, at a very slightly acid state actually if you consider 7.0 to be where acid and alkaline are split.  In RBTI we don't use acid and alkaline, we consider anionic and cationic more appropriate terms. In RBTI the split between anionic and cationic is at 6.4 pH. When your body pH is at 6.4 using the urine and saliva to test this, then your digestion is getting the ultimate amount of energy out of the food you are eating. You are then able to get the maximum amount of minerals necessary for maintaining a healthy mind and body out of the food you eat, so you can then decrease the amount of supplements you must take.

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Monday, December 3, 2012

'Tis The Season For Vitamin C, Got Yours?

Vitamin C and your Health

Yes, it 'Tis the Season for Vitamin C. Believe it or not, vitamins have an annual circadian rhythm and Vitamin C's downtime is this time. It starts toward the end of October and lasts into December. Great time of year to have Halloween. Just when you need to take more care of yourself, here comes candy around every corner. 
You made it through Halloween just fine, now it's time to survive the Christmas/New Years rush without a nasty cold or flu episode. 

Best Practices for Building Vitamin C Reserves

The absolute best way to build up your Vitamin C reserve is to use plenty of onion soup.  Onions are very high in a form of Vitamin C that does not affect your body chemistry in a negative way.  If you have a low urinary pH and were to take Vitamin C in the regular ascorbate form, it would drive your pH even lower. That would only make everything worse. So if you don't know where you stand as far as your pH is concerned, stick to onion soup.  

To make onion soup

  1. Take 1 large white onion or a pound of green onions,
  2.  Chop into 2 cups of distilled water,
  3.  Bring to a boil and immediately reduce heat to a simmer.
  4.  Let simmer until the onions sink to the bottom of the pan.
  5. You may eat the onions along with the broth, or just use the broth as a base for a vegetable soup or stew.
  6. Fresh parsley may be added for flavor and additional health benefits.

Other Great Food Sources of Vitamin C 

  1.  Cranberry Juice
  2.  Papayas
  3. Bell Peppers
  4. Strawberries
  5. Broccoli
  6. Pineapple

Symptoms of Vitamin C Deficiency

According to George Mateljan at WHFoods.org, symptoms of Vitamin C deficiency could be as bold as scurvy, although rare in the US, to as common as a cold or minor infections. The lining of our respiratory tract also depend heavily on vitamin C for protection, respiratory infection and other lung-related conditions can also be symptomatic of vitamin C deficiency.

According to Dr. Reams of RBTI, old fashioned scurvy, collagens disease, leprosy, and diabetes all have at least one deficiency in common-Vitamin C!  As long as minerals are deficient, Vitamin C will be deficient.  So take your Vitamin C every day from as many different sources as possible.

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Let us know what is your favorite source of Vitamin C. It's great to get new ideas all the time!