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(576, 'The DO’s and DONT’S of an ALKALINE DIET!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2019/05/08/the-dos-and-donts-of-an-alkaline-diet/', 'The DO’s and DONT’S of an ALKALINE DIET!\nVegetables are the most important source of nutrients nature has to offer. It provides alkaline-forming minerals, energizing proteins and a multitude of cell-protecting vitamins and secondary plant substances – with a really low calorie and sugar content. In addition, there are dietary fibers and enzymes which we need to ensure regular digestion. Greens such as leafy vegetables and salad should account for the major part of our diet as they reveal a wide range of nutrients and are good chlorophyll suppliers.\nGrasses vereineunite all benefits of green vegetables in themselves –even exceeding them. Edible types include types such as wheat grass, barley grass, oat grass, couch grass and field horsetail. Some of them are available in health food stores but they can also be taken in as food supplements.\nSprouts and germlings from the seeds of corn, legumes and other plants are loaded with minerals, vitamins, proteins and enzymes. In addition, they are more wholesome than raw or cooked peas, lentils and so on. Homegrown sprouts and germlings can usually be harvested within a few days and guarantee absolute freshness all over the year.\nSoy in the form of soybeans and soybean sprouts as well as tofu is an excellent source of proteins and contains a number of unique secondary plant substances protecting not only the cells.\nNuts, seeds and oils made of them provide valuable fatty acids. If you soak almonds, sesame or linseeds, you can even increase their nutritional value as the water activates the enzymes contained therein.\nFish is valuable food as it is rich in omega-3 fatty acids as well as in other vital nutrients and is advised as a transitional food for those who are starting out on their alkaline journey. Like all animal products, it generates acids in the body though – this is why we should only enjoy it occasionally and in moderation. It is important that the fish is freshly caught. Advisable species are salmon, sea bass, red snapper. But you should avoid shellfish. Some of the shellfish species are really omnivorous and do not even spare feces of other fish.\nHerbs and spices refine every dish and lend some extra health to it. Fresh green herbs provide us with an additional portion of chlorophyll. Garlic, onions and ginger in turn combat harmful micro organisms, and chilli, cayenne and cumin stimulate digestion.\nThe DON’Ts of an ALKALINE DIET\nA lot of widespread food takes an active part in making the body overly acidic and colonizing it with pathogenic micro organisms. In an alkaline diet we should avoid such food or eat it very sparingly.\nMeat, milk and eggs as well as any products made of them contain protein which the body metabolizes acidly. Moreover: Animal food is rich of saturated fats burdening the cardiovascular system and putting high demands on digestion. In addition, milk sugar or lactose, like any other type of sugar, encourages the growth of yeast.\nSugar is primarily responsible for the spread of yeast as it is its preferred food. This is true both for white retail sugar and for brown sugar, fructose or the sugar contained in honey or syrup. If you abstain from eating sweet things can sustainably prevent fungal infections. Artificial sweeteners are no alternative either as the body also forms acids out of them.\nWhite flour made of wheat grain is one of the strongest acidizers and – like sugar – allows the development of yeast. It serves as a basic ingredient of a lot of bakery and pasta products – from bread via cake through noodles. It is true that types such as millet, buckwheat or spelt generate clearly fewer acids – cereals should not account for more than a maximum of 20 per cent of the daily diet though.\nYeast refers to a certain group of quickly reproducing fungi which colonize our body and can make us ill. This is why we should avoid yeast-containing products. Since yeast – in the form of brewer’s baker’s or nutritional yeast – is hidden in a multitude of foodstuff and beverages – from beer through bread to spice blends and broth – it is advisable to read ingredients lists carefully and look for alternatives, if required.\nFruit is not unhealthy but rich in sugar and therefore has an acidizing effect on the body. This is the reason why only small quantities of fruits with high sugar content such as pear, apple or banana should be consumed. Limes and grapefruit, instead, contain less fructose and have an alkalizing effect after consumption. For a chart showing the fructose content of fruits, please go to the website of the German Association for Nutrition .\nLuxury foodstuffs such as coffee, tea and spirits increase the development of acids. Coffee increases the production of gastric acid and fosters digestive problems. Beer, wine and a lot of spirits are produced with the help of yeast fungi which may damage the body in the same way as alcohol does.\nTo learn more about the foods that heal and the foods that kill, read The pH Miracle revised and updated.  To order go to: http://www.phmiracleproducts.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.03321186080574989, -0.012271867133677006, -0.01806858740746975, 0.008075493387877941, 0.04487992823123932, 0.08655641973018646, -0.0033546285703778267, -0.001137549988925457, -0.002546314848586917, 0.010628563351929188, 0.044985633343458176, -0.05266443267464638, -0.035470325499773026, -0.07001914829015732, 0.022985298186540604, -0.03452533856034279, 0.08283551037311554, 0.05371875315904617, -0.09767282009124756, -0.05894811078906059, -0.007120684254914522, 0.026534609496593475, 0.0026252255775034428, 0.007616775576025248, 0.023834751918911934, -0.05356917530298233, -0.06572096049785614, 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(577, 'When YOU Live in a MOLDY HOUSE', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2018/05/25/when-you-live-in-a-moldy-house/', 'When YOU Live in a MOLDY HOUSE\nRobert Young CPT, MSc., DSc., PhD.,\nI am sure YOU know the saying, “When you lay down with dogs you come up with fleas.” The same is true, “When you live in a moldy house you come up with moldy blood.” The micrograph above and below is what mold and yeast look like in the live unchanged and unstained live capillary blood sample as seen under pHase Contrast Microscopy.\nThis is why I created the Innerlight pH drops called Prime pH and the pH Miracle pH drops called PuripHy and Activator. All you need to do is put 10 drops in each liter of water and drink 4 liters per day. You can also add to your regime for cleansing the blood, interstitial fluids and tissues the iJuice Super Chlorophyll, iJuice Red Pine Needle and the pH Miracle Greens for cleansing, alkalizing and rebuilding the blood, interstitial fluids and the tissues.\nYou can order these incredible products at: phoreveryoung.com , www.ijuicenow.com , phmiraclestore.com , phmlife.com and alkalinecare.com.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.022067399695515633, 0.009267090819776058, 0.06300516426563263, -0.01801264099776745, 0.002828095341101289, 0.008814520202577114, -0.033321671187877655, 0.10465014725923538, -0.06074640154838562, -0.038744132965803146, 0.0021158726885914803, -0.02193918079137802, -0.007013024762272835, 0.08094324916601181, -0.11383552104234695, 0.0003647328703664243, -0.05027959123253822, 0.04894046485424042, -0.03293420001864433, 0.05463723838329315, 0.014103642664849758, -0.001972085563465953, -0.05012894049286842, 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(578, 'The Cure for Cancer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2019/01/02/the-cure-for-cancer-2/', 'The article is titled, “Oncologists Won’t Prescribe You Baking Soda Because It Cures Cancer!”\nTo read the article just click on the following link:\nhttps://www.getholistichealth.com/77915/oncologists-prescribe-baking-soda-cancer/\nOfficial Announcement for The Cure for Cancer!\nWishing you all a Happy New Year 2019 – The year that the Cure for ALL cancers will finally be revealed on March 18th, 2019 at the 14th Global Summit on Oncology and Cancer Conference in London, England.\nPlease join me in London, England on March 18th and 19th, 2019 when I will officially announce the science (pathology) of cancer and its prevention and noninvasive therapy at any staging at the 14th Global Summit on Oncology and Cancer and the 15th Interanitnal Conference on Cancer Science and Therapy, in London, England.\nTo learn more on the pathology of cancer and its prevention and therapy read The pH Miracle for Cancer! and my published work on 2015, Alkalizing Nutritional Therapy in the Prevention and Treatment of Any Cancerous Condition.”\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.013365600258111954, 0.012368198484182358, 0.045974865555763245, -0.01114652305841446, 0.03528956323862076, 0.019344450905919075, 0.012877543456852436, 0.01728150062263012, -0.03635338321328163, -0.07121626287698746, -0.04931993782520294, -0.001956662628799677, 0.031239919364452362, -0.01685832254588604, -0.06670654565095901, 0.03389326483011246, 0.020068807527422905, -0.016144713386893272, -0.03350609168410301, -0.016790365800261497, -0.01772700995206833, 0.019290445372462273, 0.11399290710687637, 0.13310176134109497, -0.035024918615818024, -0.02599358931183815, -0.021480243653059006, -0.07213473320007324, -0.07331309467554092, 0.012049945071339607, 0.029671765863895416, 0.004620615858584642, 0.015131218358874321, -0.03152879327535629, 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(579, 'Elle Macpherson Tests Urine pH Daily', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2018/07/18/elle-macpherson-tests-urine-ph-daily/', 'Elle Macpherson Tests Urine pH Daily\nElle Macpherson carries a pH saliva and urine testing kit in her handbag so she can check the pH values throughout the day\nFor breakfast Elle will have a green smoothie at 6.15am, consisting of hemp seeds, alkaline water and her own protein powder. At 10.30am, she will have another smoothie if she feels hungry. She will then have a glass of warm alkaline water with lemon juice. Because she has given up coffee, she will add a splash of cayenne pepper if she feels she needs an eye-opener.\nNo alcohol, almost no carbs, almost no dairy, and no animal protein – Elle’s pH alkaline diet of fruit and vegetables is a perfect healthy regime, and she prefers it to be raw, and where possible, fully vegan.\nLunch is a salad of kale, sprouts, cucumber, cabbage, avocado, pumpkin seeds with olive oil – good fats are important to my wellbeing’. She eats fish, but not chicken, turkey, pork or red meat.\nDinner, eaten shortly after 6pm, consists of vegetable wraps, vegetable pizza or vegetable pasta with pesto.\n‘When I feel like having something sweet, I’ll have my favourite dark chocolate or vegan ice cream – sometimes both!’ she said.\nShe claims that the benefits are huge.\n‘My skin glows, my brown spots have faded, the whites of my eyes are clear and my tongue is no longer coated.’\nElle is a devoted a follower is she of the pH Miracle alkaline diet – based on the theory that you can change the pH balance of your body fluids including your blood, interstitial and intracellular fluids through the food and liquids you ingest – that is why she carries a pH testing kit in her handbag so she can check the pH value of her urine at all times. Testing the urine is a measurement of the interstitial and intracellular fluids (not the blood) that makes up over 95% of all body fluids.\n‘I believe that most ailments come from having an acidic body,’ she said.\nShe said in an interview: ‘A few years ago, I was feeling really run down, despite living what I thought was a healthy lifestyle and taking an array of synthetic supplements.\nShe added: ‘For the body to work optimally, the pH of blood sits in a narrow range of between 7.35 and 7.45, which is slightly alkaline, and the body does everything it can to maintain this value. So the message was quite simple: eat more plants, fewer animal foods and to help along the way, take an absorbable alkalinising greens blend.\nAlways intensely pHysical, Elle continues to work out – often twice a day – to maintain her famously fit body. After breakfast she will do yoga, go jogging or swim. 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(580, '45 Uses For Organic NON-GMO Lemons from The Rancho del Sol', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/02/45-uses-for-organic-non-gmo-lemons-from-the-rancho-del-sol/', '45 Uses For Organic NON-GMO Lemons from The Rancho del Sol\nMost people are familiar with the traditional uses of lemons to soothe sore throats and add some lemon fl avor to our foods and drinks.\nHowever the diversity of applications for lemons far exceeds general knowledge and once you read the following list, you’ll likely want to stock at least a few lemons in your kitchen.   If you would like to order our Rancho del Sol, organic, non-GMO, round-up free lemons than give our office a call at: 760-484-1075.  We will pick your lemons the same day and send them directly to you anywhere in the USA.\n1. Freshen the Fridge Remove refrigerator odors with ease. Dab lemon juice on a cotton ball or sponge and leave it in the fridge for several hours. Make sure to toss out any fermenting or rotting items that might be causing the bad smell.\n2. High Blood Pressure Lemon contains potassium bicarbonate which buffers metabolic and dietary acids reducing high blood pressure and the effect of nausea and dizziness.\n3. Prevent Cauliflower From Turning Brown Cauliflower tend to turn brown or oxidize with even the slightest cooking. You can make sure the white vegetables stay white by squeezing a teaspoon of fresh lemon juice on them before heating.\n4. Mental Health Lemon water can also prep up your mood and relieve you from depression and stress. Long distance walkers and world travelers as well as explorers look upon the lemon as a Godsend. When fatigue begins, a lemon is sucked through a hole in the top. Quick acting natural medicine giving an unbelievable refreshments.\n5. Refresh Cutting Boards No wonder your kitchen cutting board smells! After all, you use it to chop onions, crush garlic, and prepare fish. To get rid of the smell and help sanitize the cutting board, rub it all over with the cut side of half a lemon or wash it in undiluted juice straight from the bottle.\n6. Respiratory Problems Lemon water can cut through phlegm,  help you breathe properly and aid a person suffering with asthma all caused by increased dietary and/or metabolic acids.\n7. Treating Arthritis and Rheumatism Lemon is a diuretic – assists in the production of urine which helps you to reduce inflammation by flushing out dietary and/or metabolic acids or toxins, bacteria, yeast and mold while also giving you relief from acidic conditions such as arthritis and rheumatism.\n8. Prevents Kidney Stones Regular consumption of the refreshing drink — or even lemon juice mixed with water — may increase the production of urinary citrate, a chemical in the urine that prevents the formation of crystals that may build up into kidney stones.\n9. Keep Insects Out of the Kitchen You don’t need insecticides or ant traps to ant-proof your kitchen. Just give it the lemon treatment. First squirt some lemon juice on door thresholds and windowsills. Then squeeze lemon juice into any holes or cracks where the ants are getting in. Finally, scatter small slices of lemon peel around the outdoor entrance. The ants will get the message that they aren’t welcome. Lemons are also effective against roaches and fleas: Simply mix the juice of 4 lemons (along with the rinds) with 1/2 gallon (2 liters) water and wash your floors with it; then watch the fleas and roaches flee. They hate the smell of lemon.\n10. Anti-Aging Lemon water reduces the production of dietary and/or metabolic acids which are responsible for aging skin and skin damage. Lemon water is calorie free and a powerful anti-acid or antioxidant.\n11. Fruit and Vegetable Wash You never know what kind of pesticides or dirt may be lurking on the skin of your favorite fruit and vegetables. Slice your lemon and squeeze out one tablespoon of lemon juice into your spray bottle. The lemon juice is a natural disinfectant and will leave your fruit and vegetables smelling lemon fresh.\n12. Treat Infections or Outfections Lemon water can eliminate that acids that cause throat outfections thanks to its antioxidant property. If salt water does not work for you, try lime and/or lemon with alkaline water for gargling.\n13. Deodorize Your Garbage If your garbage is beginning to smell yucky, here’s an easy way to deodorize it: Save leftover lemon and lime peels and toss them at the base under the bag. To keep it smelling fresh, repeat once every couple of weeks.\n14. Keep Guacamole Gree n You’ve been making guacamole all day long for the big party, and you don’t want it to turn brown on top before the guests arrive. The solution: spray a liberal amount of fresh lemon juice over it and it will stay fresh and green. The flavor of the lemon juice is a natural complement to the avocados in the guacamole. Make the alkaline fruit salad hours in advance too. Just squeeze some lemon juice onto the cucumber, pepper, tomato, celery and avocado slices, and they’ll stay fresh and oxidized free.\n15. Purges The Blood Many people consume a lot of junk food or food with a lot of preservatives and artificial flavors. This builds up a lot of acidic toxins in the blood and tissues but daily consumption of lemon water helps to purify the blood and tissues.\n16. Make Soggy Lettuce Crisp Don’t toss that soggy lettuce into the garbage. With the help of a little lemon juice you can toss it in a salad instead. Add the juice of half a lemon to a bowl of cold water. Then put the soggy lettuce in it and refrigerate for 1 hour. Make sure to dry the leaves completely before putting them into salads or sandwiches.\n17. Oral Health Lemon juice also stops bleeding gums and reduces toothaches caused an acidic diet.\n18. Lighten Age Spots Why buy expensive creams when you’ve got lemon juice? To lighten liver spots or freckles, try applying lemon juice directly to the area. Let it sit for 15 minutes and then rinse your skin clean. It’s a safe and effective skin-lightening agent.\n19. Create Blonde Highlights For salon-worthy highlights, add 1/4 cup lemon juice to 3/4 cup water and rinse your hair with the mixture. Then, sit in the sun until your hair dries. To maximize the effect, repeat once daily for up to a week.\n20. Make a Room Scent/Humidifier Freshen and moisturize the air in your home on dry winter days. Make your own room scent that also doubles as a humidifier. If you have a wood-burning stove, place an enameled cast-iron pot or bowl on top, fill with water, and add lemon (and/or orange) peels, cinnamon sticks, cloves, and apple skins. No wood-burning stove? Use your stovetop instead and just simmer the water periodically.\n21. Clean and Whiten Nails Pamper your hands without a manicurist. Add the juice of 1/2 lemon to 1 cup warm water and soak your fingertips in the mixture for 5 minutes. After pushing back the cuticles, rub some lemon peel back and forth against the nail.\n22. Cleanse Your Face Zap zits naturally by dabbing lemon juice on blackheads to draw them out during the day. You can also wash your face with lemon juice for a natural cleanse and exfoliation. Your skin should improve after several days of treatment. Lemon water is also a cooling agent, best way to beat the heat.\n23. Freshen Your Breath Make an impromptu mouthwash by rinsing with lemon juice straight from the bottle. Swallow for longer-lasting fresh breath. The citric acid in the juice alters the pH level in your mouth, killing bacteria that causes bad breath. Rinse after a few minutes because long-term exposure to the acid in lemons can harm tooth enamel.\n24. Treat Flaky Dandruff If itchy, scaly dandruff has you scratching your head, relief may be no farther away than your refrigerator. Just massage two tablespoons lemon juice into your scalp and rinse with water. Then stir one teaspoon lemon juice into one cup water and rinse your hair with it. Repeat daily until your dandruff disappears.\n25. Get Rid of Tough Stains on Marble You probably think of marble as stone, but it is really petrified calcium (also known as old seashells). That explains why it is so porous and easily stained and damaged. Those stains can be hard to remove. If washing won’t remove a stubborn stain, try this: Cut a lemon in half, dip the exposed flesh into some table salt, and rub it vigorously on the stain. But do this only as a last resort; acid can damage marble. Rinse well. Use These Lemons To Clean – Easy and Effective\n26. Remove Berry Stains It sure is fun to pick your own berries, but now your fingers are stained with berry juice that won’t come off no matter how much you scrub with soap and water. Try washing your hands with undiluted lemon juice, then wait a few minutes and wash with warm, soapy water. Repeat until your hands are stain-free.\n27. Soften Dry, Scaly Elbows Itchy elbows are bad enough, but they look terrible too. For better looking (and feeling) elbows, mix baking soda/sodium bicarbonate/pHour salts and lemon juice to make an abrasive paste, then rub it into your elbows for a soothing, smoothing, and exfoliating treatment. Rinse your extremities in a mixture of equal parts lemon juice and water, then massage with olive oil and dab dry with a soft cloth.\n28. Headaches Lemon juice with a few teaspoons of hot red clover or chamomille tea added is the treatment for those who suffer with hangover headaches–and from headaches due to many other acidic stressful causes.\n29. Chills and Fevers Chills and fevers may be due to a variety of acidic causes; never the less the lemon is always a helpful remedy. Spanish physicians regard it as an infallible friend.\n30. Diptheria Skip the antibiotic for this acidic condition. Lemon Juice Treatment still proves as one of the most powerful antiseptics and the strong digestive qualities of the fruit are admired around the world. With the juice every hour or two, and at the same time, 1/2 to 1 tsp. should be swallowed. This cuts loose the false membrane in the throat and permits it to come out.\n31. Vaginal Hygiene Diluted lemon juice makes a safe and sane method of vaginal hygiene. Though it is a powerful antiseptic it is nevertheless free from irritating drugs in douches and suppositories.\n32. Forget The Moth Balls A charming French custom to keep closets free from moths is to take ripe lemons and stick them with cloves all over the skin. The heavily studded lemons slowly dry with their cloves, leaving a marvelous odor throughout the closets and rooms.\n33. Stomach Health Stomach problems are the most common ailments but warm water and lime juice is the solution to most acidic stomach problems. Lemon juice helps to purify the blood, reduces your chances of excess hydrochloric acid, constipation, eliminates acidic toxins from the body, aids in alkalizing the food and reduces chelated acidic phlegm.\n34. Disinfect Cuts and Scrapes Stop bleeding and disinfect minor cuts and scraps by pouring a few drops of lemon juice directly on the cut. You can also apply the juice with a cotton ball and hold firmly in place for one minute.\n35. Soothe Poison Ivy Rash You won’t need an ocean of calamine lotion the next time poison ivy comes a-creeping. Just apply lemon juice directly to the affected area to soothe itching and alleviate the rash.\n36. Remove Warts You have probably tried countless remedies to banish warts and nothing has seemed to work. Next time, apply a dab of lemon juice directly to the wart using a cotton swab. Repeat for several days until the acids in the lemon juice dissolve the wart completely.\n37. Bleach Delicate Fabrics Avoid additional bleach stains by swapping ordinary household chlorine bleach with lemon juice, which is milder but no less effective. Soak your delicates in a mixture of lemon juice and baking soda/sodium bicarbonate/pHour salts for at least half an hour before washing.\n38. Clean Tarnished Brass and Polish Chrome Say good-bye to tarnish on brass, copper, or stainless steel. Make a paste of lemon juice and salt (or substitute baking soda or cream of tartar for the salt) and coat the affected area. Let it stay on for 5 minutes. Then wash in warm water, rinse, and polish dry. Use the same mixture to clean metal kitchen sinks too. Apply the paste, scrub gently, and rinse. Get rid of mineral deposits and polish chrome faucets and other tarnished chrome. Simply rub lemon rind over the chrome and watch it shine! Rinse well and dry with a soft cloth.\n39. Replace Your Dry Cleaner Ditch the expensive dry-cleaning bills (and harsh chemicals) with this homegrown trick. Simply scrub the stained area on shirts and blouses with equal parts lemon juice and water. Your “pits” will be good as new, and smell nice too.\n40. Boost Laundry Detergent For more powerful cleaning action, pour 1 cup lemon juice into the washer during the wash cycle. The natural bleaching action of the juice will zap stains and remove rust and mineral discolorations from cotton T-shirts and briefs and will leave your clothes smelling fresh. Your clothes will turn out brighter and also come out smelling lemon-fresh.\n41. Rid Clothes of Mildew Have you ever unpacked clothes you stored all winter and discovered some are stained with mildew? To get rid of it, make a paste of lemon juice and salt and rub it on the affected area, then dry the clothes in sunlight. Repeat the process until the stain is gone.\n42. Eliminate Fireplace Odor There’s nothing cozier on a cold winter night than a warm fire burning in the fireplace unless the fire happens to smell horrible. Next time you have a fire that sends a stench into the room, try throwing a few lemon peels into the flames. Or simply burn some lemon peels along with your firewood as a preventive measure.\n43. Neutralize Cat-Box Odor You don’t have to use an aerosol spray to neutralize foul-smelling cat-box odors or freshen the air in your bathroom. Just cut a couple of lemons in half. Then place them, cut side up, in a dish in the room, and the air will soon smell lemon-fresh.\n44. Deodorize a Humidifier When your humidifier starts to smell toxic or acidic, deodorize it with ease: Just pour 3 or 4 teaspoons lemon juice into the water. It will not only remove the off odor but will replace it with a lemon-fresh fragrance. Repeat every couple of weeks to keep the odor from returning.\n45. 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Currently there is nothing out their commercially that produces functionally structured alkaline water making this water kiosk an incredible business opportunity.\nMy functionally-structured alkaline water kiosk vending machines could be placed in Health Food Stores, Grocery Stores, Health and Fitness Gyms, Shopping Centers, Amusement Parks, Water Stores, Malls, etc. inquiries at: universalmedicalimaging@yahoo.com or HolisticCode@yahoo.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.002652582013979554, 0.04795725643634796, 0.018261602148413658, -0.013845231384038925, -0.04130137711763382, -0.036578334867954254, 0.025669850409030914, -0.0026624782476574183, -0.048372093588113785, -0.05801540985703468, 0.012569339945912361, -0.04068038612604141, 0.03223569318652153, 0.025438955053687096, 0.01801500841975212, -0.027666522189974785, 0.046968165785074234, -0.0027039269916713238, -0.06394828110933304, -0.05010953173041344, 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(583, 'The WaterMark Non-Electric Water Ionizer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/07/07/the-watermark-non-electric-water-ionizer/', 'The WaterMark Non-Electric Water Ionizer\nJuly 4th, Health Freedom Sale on Dr. Young’s Patented, Non-Electric WaterMark Filtration and Alkalizing Water System!\nIf you have been thinking about purchasing a water filtration and ionization system then NOW is the time to buy. Dr. Young is offering to the first twenty people that call him at 760-484-1075 a WaterMark Filtration and Alkalizer at wholesale. The suggested retail price for Dr. Young’s WaterMark Filtration and Alkalization System is $720, including shipping. Today and tomorrow Dr. Young is offering to sell 20 of his WaterMark Filtration and Alkalization systems for only $480, including shipping. Give him a call NOW at: 760-484-1075. This offer is only good for the first 20 people that call.\nThe following is information on Dr. Young’s patented, non-electric WaterMark Filtration and Alkalization System –\nAfter 3 decades in the water performance industry, Dr. Robert O. Young and the pH Miracle are proud to introduce our newest performance water product, the pH Miracle® WaterMark™.\nFirst things first. We know many will ask this question so we will answer it now: Which is better, an electric water ionizer or the non-electric WaterMark alkalizer?\nAnswer: The results and benefits of the WaterMark are equal to the top-quality water supplied by electric water ionizers. The WaterMark is an amazing product because it will produce high-quality water—superior to any tap or bottled water—at a more affordable price.\nAfter 30 years of customer feedback and worldwide use, the electric ionizer has proven to be an astoundingly effective product, yet it is simply too expensive for many people. With the WaterMark you can get the best quality drinking water possible on a budget.\nThose Familiar with the pH Miracle® System and Dr. Robert O. Young all know that the electric water ionizer has been the recommended product of choice for more than 10 years. Unfortunately, many customers could not take advantage of the benefits of electrically ionized water due to the costs of the machines.\nRecognizing this issue Dr. Young created the pH Miracle® WaterMark™ which is designed to bring many of the amazing benefits of electrically ionized water to the average consumer. The WaterMark is a high-performing super-affordable alkalizing and anti-oxidizing system.\nWhether here in North America or overseas, Dr. Young has consistently taught that water is the most important substance for lowering the risks of all disease. He has also instructed that all waters are not created equal. Water with a proper pH level, rich in antioxidant minerals, negatively ionic charged, and loaded with free hydroxyl ions is superior to all tap and bottled sources—the pH Miracle WaterMark provides you this superior water and more.\nThe WaterMark was designed to fill the gap between an outstanding living water and the filtered and bottled water selections available. Water altered by electric ionizers will be different from the WaterMark which uses minerals and energy fields to alter water. Both waters are extremely beneficial and those who can afford both should have one electric ionizer in the kitchen and the WaterMark in another area of the home, alternate between drinking both waters through the year.\nThose who have only the WaterMark will enjoy the benefits of high levels of antioxidants, free hydroxyl ions and increased pH as well as an excellent source of ionic magnesium and other alkalizing minerals.\nThe WaterMark is a comprehensive water filtration device which also improves water by reducing the molecular cluster size of the water molecules. This creates greater surface area and thus greater surface charge, increasing the electrical or ionic charge of the water or what is called Oxidative Reduction Potential (ORP). This molecular change is noticeable by the wonderfully soft texture and crisp clean taste of WaterMark water.\nThis benefit is achieved by the WaterMark’s vortex action. Water is sent through a vortex tube where it is spun around charged crystals which creates major improvements to the structure of the water—similar to the action of a water fall which to creates the same result. Moving, living waters are far healthier than stagnant bottled or other waters.\nWe have spared no expense to assure the WaterMark uses only safe materials. The plastics where the water travels through are all ABS, FDA and NSF approved materials that are also BPA free. The WaterMark will provide you and your family some of the best water on the planet year after year.\nHow is ongoing quality assured? Because this is a manufactured and not an “assembled” product, you can expect ongoing upgrades and improvements to the replacement filter cartridges. As better materials become available they will be used to create improved filters and you, our customers, will benefit. When you order new filters we will simply send out the latest and greatest version.\nThat’s not all. The intuitive nature of the WaterMark design also makes it extremely easy to set up and use. Counter top installations require less than 10 minutes and under sink set up takes less than 30 minutes. Maintenance is as easy as changing the filters once a year, or for heavy use (more than 4 people) every 7 months. There is no other maintenance needed—no moving parts or plates to wear out.\nBut in light of all these benefits, what may be most exciting about the WaterMark is that it will save you money. Not only does it supply water that is far superior to anything in a bottle, it does it at a cost roughly 80% lower than bottled water expense. It’s actually a money-saving move to put the WaterMark in your kitchen.\nHOW IT WORKS: The pH Miracle WaterMark sends your home tap water through 4 very advanced filters, with a total of 14 stages of filtration:\npH Miracle Filter #1—PP Poly Propylene: For sediment removal including rust, dirt and any particles down to 5 microns in size. This filter is made from FDA and NSF approved materials.\npH Miracle Filter #2—UF Ultra Filtration: For sediment and antibacterial protection. Removes particulate, bacteria, virus (crystallized acids), fungus, mold and spores. This filter has a micron size of 0.1 which will not allow bacteria or pathogens to pass through. Ultra filtration is one of the most advanced technologies on the market today but many clog easily due to the small pore size, the WaterMark UF is new technology designed not to clog.\npH Miracle Filter #3—PI Ceramics: For antioxidant creation, restructuring and hydroxyl ion (electron) creation. Proprietary formulation of ceramic coated minerals to generate antioxidants and free hydroxyl ions in the water, also increases pH and lowers ORP.\npH Miracle Filter #4—Activated Super Carbon: Coconut source carbon removes organic compounds including chlorine, chloramines, pesticides, heavy metals, bad taste and odors.\nThe pH Miracle Final Pathway #5: Water passes through an energy vortex that both improves the vibrational quality of the water and the waters ability to absorb into cell walls.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.061796169728040695, 0.056035272777080536, 0.0698942318558693, -0.042098939418792725, 0.04761946201324463, -0.042261961847543716, 0.05164789408445358, 0.12168868631124496, -0.0333777591586113, -0.0007223691209219396, 0.02005694806575775, -0.0007111605373211205, 0.002338775433599949, 0.032575011253356934, -0.07667993754148483, -0.01116948202252388, 0.004479285795241594, -0.004797962494194508, 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Dual-faucet pure drinking and alkaline water vending kiosk 52” W x 34”D x 78” H (2-faucet kiosk), 12 sq.ft.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.05361964926123619, -0.0038445068057626486, 0.0032668081112205982, -0.04524928331375122, -0.04829869791865349, -0.014539496041834354, -0.0044655208475887775, 0.06594327837228775, -0.009844637475907803, -0.03824838623404503, -0.023793458938598633, -0.10420237481594086, 0.02629319205880165, -3.3671931305434555e-05, -0.02147277072072029, -0.08663325756788254, -0.024649497121572495, -0.02039124071598053, -0.05968550220131874, -0.0061852275393903255, 0.09713078290224075, -0.06718876212835312, 0.0008893639896996319, 0.007144681643694639, 0.011668125167489052, 0.08965286612510681, 0.04049190133810043, -0.0025528587866574526, 0.040048953145742416, -0.06853020936250687, 0.031120575964450836, 0.0488160140812397, 0.08402859419584274, -0.1373739093542099, 0.020337142050266266, 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(585, 'Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle All-Natural Ionic Mineral Alkaline Bottled Drinking Water', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/03/29/dr-robert-o-youngs-ph-miracle-all-natural-ionic-mineral-alkaline-bottled-drinking-water/', 'Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle All-Natural Ionic Mineral Alkaline Bottled Drinking Water\nIntroducing Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle All-Natural Ionic Mineral Alkaline Bottled Drinking Water for all those who travel, who do not have a home water ionizer, to carry in the car or a back-pack, for food storage, to take during exercise, to take to the movies or the beach, and for emergencies.\n• pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water is bottled by a proprietary and FDA-approved water technology. • pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water consists of ionic calcium, ionic magnesium, ionic potassium, and trace amounts of ionic natrium. • pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water has one of the highest and most stable pH’s and ORP’s of any bottled water in the world, with a stable pH ranging from 9 to 10 and an oxidative reduction potential (ORP) of -250mV. • pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water will reduce and reverse the acidity in our body by flushing out the acidic waste, therefore, behaving as an anti-oxidant effect, which helps protect our body from dietary and metabolic acids and the release offree radicals from white blood cells. The formation of acids (i.e. lactic, uric, carbonic acids, etc.) is created by a poor diet, metabolism, respiration, environmental pollution, and bodily stress. • pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water helps balance our body’s pH, therefore, reducing symptoms, such as, weight problems, allergies, arthritis, diabetes, osteoporosis, and helps in the prevention of any cancerous condition, etc. • pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water is micro-clustered water, which means that the molecular structure of the water is formed in such a way as to rapidly penetrate on the cellular level. pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water is more effectively absorbed on the cellular level than any other leading drinking water currently on the market. • pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water tastes better. A blind-taste test was performed, comparing the taste of the pH Miracle all-natural ionic mineral alkaline drinking water with eight (8) other leading brands. Almost two-thirds of the taste-testers from this blind-taste test chose our water as the best-tasting water. • pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water more readily absorbs into the body’s blood stream than any other drinking water, therefore, increasing circulation and hydration, which helps increase overall energy levels of the body. • pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water helps to neutralize the lactic acid build up in the muscles when performing strenuous work or exercise, therefore, reducing and eliminating aches and pains in the joints and muscles.\nAches and pains are caused from a lack of circulation and alkaline hydration. Because pH Miracle water is so hydrating, it increases circulation, therefore, helping to relieve the acids that cause the body’s aches and pains.\nThere are two different kinds of alkaline drinking waters offered on the market today, as follows:\nThe first kind of alkaline water is ionized water, which is electrically-charged water. Ionized water uses electrolysis (or an electric current) to break apart the molecules in the water in order to increase the pH. However, ionized water has hard (inactive) minerals in the water, which our body has a difficult time absorbing. Also, once the electric current is removed, the water eventually loses its electrical charge and reverts to its neutral state, therefore, rapidly diminishing the pH. Once the pH is diminished, ionized water is no different than tap water.\nThe second kind of alkaline water is pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water, which is ionic mineral water.\npH Miracle ionic mineral alkaline drinking water doesn’t use an electric current, but it only uses electron-rich minerals (i.e. minerals in their ionic form) to raise the pH and lower the ORP.\nThere are no hard (inactive) minerals in the pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water;\n• therefore, compared to ionized alkaline waters currently on the market, • pH Miracle stablized alkaline electron-rich water has unique advantages that far exceed all other brands.\nFor more information please visit: http://www.phmiracleliving.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.048128642141819, 0.00015649237320758402, 0.04256456345319748, 0.013358226045966148, 0.04511186107993126, 0.010442298837006092, -0.011622430756688118, 0.07273079454898834, 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(586, 'Where There Is Salt There Is Life', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2018/06/28/where-there-is-salt-there-is-life/', 'Where There Is Salt There Is Life\nHarvested from the sea or wrested from the earth, salt would appear to be one of the humblest commodities. Yet the sodium it contains is a life-sustaining element.\nSodium chloride is essential in the nutrition and physiological processes of all animals including man.\nFrom long before the first written word, there are repeated references in records and stories to the importance of salt as an essential in the daily diet.\nSalt has not only ensured the survival of mankind, but colored the species food, religions, politics and superstitions. In ancient times, because of its power to preserve and purify, salt was spilled upon legal documents to symbolize enduring agreement and freedom from deceit. Mans effort to obtain salt can be traced back through history for salt has always been essential to human life.\nSalt is more precious than gold\nAncient manuscripts tell us that more than 5000 years ago the Chinese obtained salt by boiling and evaporating the ash from seaweed. Later, people along the Mediterranean and Red Seas discovered that when seawater was evaporated by the sun, salt was left behind.\nThis was the start of salt manufacturing and the same method of solar evaporation is used today in the production of many salts around the world.\nRoman legionnaires who guarded the Via Solaria, one of the most famous military roads in history, received part of their pay in salt, their ‘salarium.’ From this came the modern word ‘salary.’\nTo this day a good man is ‘worth his salt’ and we take others’ dramatic pronouncements ‘\nMany of salt’s applications, including salting of fish and meat to preserve it, have remained almost unchanged down through the millennia. Its place in our superstitions and sayings remains entrenched.\nEnshrined in the World’s many cultures and a vital part of global economies, salt is as essential to life as the air we breathe and the water we drink.\nSurely there can be no product purer, more natural or environmentally friendly than salt – pure salt water provided and evaporated by Nature, harvested to perfection by Man.\nMaking salt in open pans is not new. In Mark Kurlansky’s recent book, ‘Salt A World History’, he suggests that in 450 B.C. a Chinese called Yi Duan ‘is believed to have made salt by boiling brine in iron pans, an innovation which would become one of the leading techniques for salt making for the next 2,000 years.’\nRapid boiling is still used today but the open pans have been replaced by closed vessels, outputs have increased and the salt these plants produce has a uniform cubic crystal shape.\nIn a move back to the open evaporating pans of the past, I developed the Great Salt Lake\nNorth Shore salt beds. The raw material for this salt is the combination of the snow melt run off from theRocky Mountains in northern Utah and the salty North Shore waters of the Great Salt Lake at the base of the Rocky Mountains. These waters are evaporated using the natural processes of sun and wind. From this, a colloidal salt is produced to feed the open evaporating salt beds for making the worlds only 26% colloidal liquid mineral salt we call Young pHorever pH Miracle pHlavor mineral salts!\npH Miracle® pHlavor – Liquid Mineral Salt Spray\nInteresting Facts About pHorever Young pH Miracle pHlavor Colloidal Mineral Salts\n1) Our bodies contain almost 450 grams of salt and each day we need to replenish the salt used by our bodies to maintain our normal health, vigor and alkaline design.\n2) Salt plays a big part in helping the body to digest food and turn them into living tissues, as well as helping to transmit nerve impulses that contract the muscles. In order for the cells of the body to function normally, a salt/water balance must be maintained. Salt is also necessary for making the sodium bicarbonate the body needs to alkalize the food we eat to maintaining the alkalinity of the blood and lymph fluids.\n3) pHorever Young pH Miracle pHlavor colloidal mineral salt tastes great. Minerals present naturally in the salt from the Great Salt Lake North Shore as well as the crystal shape enhances its flavor therefore the salt can be used more sparingly.\n4) pHorever Young pH Miracle pHlavor colloidal mineral salt contains higher levels of calcium and magnesium than normal sea or table salts, as these minerals are also naturally present in the Great Salt Lake North Shore water. Some people believe that this balance of minerals has beneficial effects on the body. Certainly we believe these minerals help enhance the taste of the pH Miracle pHlavor colloidal mineralsalt – taste it and compare to your current salt.\n5) When you are tired and/or fatigued and need energy that is the need for salt. All sugar cravings are the need for salt.\n6) Salt is the ion of life in which all energy is transported. Without salt there is no life.\n7) Salt is what keeps the spirit body connected or joined with the physical body and mental body.\nFeatures and Benefits of pHorever Young pH Miracle pHlavor Colloidal Liquid Salt\n1) pHorever Young pH Miracle pHlavor colloidal mineral salt is an evaporated salt that produces a unique three dimensional crystal, it is produced by being very slowly evaporated naturally by the sun, allowing the formation of a 26% concentration of a heterogeneous mineral salt solution. The concentration of this salt is greater then the Dead Sea.\n2) It is a very light textured salt with a delicate flavor. The taste is created by the unique crystal size and shape of the Young pHorever pH Miracle pHlavor colloidal liquid mineral salt.\n3) Excellent for spraying on top of foods as its light texture means it ‘sticks’ better – ideal in particular for salting salads and other vegetables!\n4) High surface area and low bulk density improves the product adherence. This makes it ideal for spraying on food or in your mouth directly to begin the alkalizing process.To order your bottle of the worlds first natural colloidal liquid mineral salt spray go to:\npH Miracle® pHlavor – Liquid Mineral Salt Spray\nTo register for a health and wellness Retreat go to: http://www.phmiracleretreat.com or http://www.drrobertyoung.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.09212709963321686, 0.0871693566441536, 0.06857084482908249, 0.014147762209177017, 0.0629521906375885, -0.011214238591492176, 0.1359221339225769, -0.04666692763566971, -0.0068358564749360085, -0.03941178694367409, 0.04401290789246559, -0.033535875380039215, 0.03283257409930229, 0.03912939876317978, -0.05982235446572304, -0.03646046668291092, -0.036166299134492874, 0.05281757190823555, -0.0944352075457573, 0.007047971244901419, 0.10796758532524109, 0.043793607503175735, -0.05824451521039009, -0.04313762113451958, -0.017447136342525482, 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(587, 'Could Sodium or Potassium Bicarbonate save your life? Low levels of bicarbonate ‘are linked to a 24 % higher risk of early death!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2016/01/22/could-sodium-or-potassium-bicarbonate-save-your-life-low-levels-of-bicarbonate-are-linked-to-a-24-higher-risk-of-early-death/', 'Could Sodium or Potassium Bicarbonate save your life? Low levels of bicarbonate ‘are linked to a 24 % higher risk of early death!\nNaturopathic Practitioner – The pH Miracle Ti Sana Detox Medical Spa\nCould Sodium or Potassium Bicarbonate save your life? Low levels of bicarbonate ‘are linked to a 24 % higher risk of early death!\nCompound in baking soda – bicarbonate – reduces early death, study found\nBaking soda – or sodium bicarbonate – helps regulate pH levels\nPeople with low bicarbonate levels have 24% higher risk of early death\nPeople should ingest fruit and green vegetables to get more bicarbonate!\nBut two new studies have found that the ingredients of sodium and/or potassium bicarbonate plays a far more important role in human health: It can help save lives.\nOlder people with low levels of sodium and/or potassiumbicarbonate – which is found in baking soda – have a 24 per cent higher risk of dying an early death!\nThe findings suggest increasing bicarbonate levels can prolong a person’s life.\nSodium bicarbonate, a main component of baking powder, reduces the risk of premature death, scientists revealed. Older people with low bicarbonate levels are 24 per cent more likely to die young, a study found\nThe kidneys and lungs work together by varying the levels of sodium and/or potassium bicarbonate – a base or alkaline compound – and carbon dioxide – an acid – in the blood, interstitial fluids and intracellular fluids.\nSodium and potassium bicarbonate helps keep the body’s pH in a healthy range (7.365), which allows the body cells that make up our organs to work properly.\nCritically ill patients with severe acid-base abnormalities have very low levels of sodium and/or potassium bicarbonate and are very unlikely of surviving their illness, according to the study.\nUsing Sodium and Potassium Bicarbonate in the Prevention and Treatment of ALL Sickness and Disease – Dr. Robert O. Young – www.phoreveryoung.com\nYet, it has been unclear whether more subtle changes to the body’s acid-base status affect the longevity of relatively healthy older people.\nA team of scientists investigated how measurements of pH, carbon dioxide and bicarbonate are associated with long-term survival in healthy older people.\nThey analyzed data from 2,287 participants in the health, aging and body composition study.\nThat data focused on well-functioning black and white adults between the ages of 70 and 79.\nData started being collected in 1997 – with collection efforts extending through February 2014.\nEach of the participants were followed for an average of 10.3 years.\nScientists recommend people with low levels of sodium and/or potassium bicarbonate should increase their intake of foods that produce it in the body, including fruit and green vegetables.\nBecause of the study’s results, blood bicarbonate concentrations – which are already commonly measured – may allow clinicians to better identify people with a higher risk of premature death.\nThose with low sodium and potassium bicarbonate levels may benefit from increasing their intake of foods that produce bicarbonate in the body – including fruit and vegetables, according to the scientists.\nThe study was published in the Clinical Journal of American Nephrology.  The study by Dr. Robert O. Young has been approved for publication in The International Journal of Complementary and Alternative Medicine.\nRead more: http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.05423220247030258, 0.03011385351419449, 0.013866959139704704, 0.0001252314104931429, 0.036342889070510864, 0.09801492094993591, -0.003078334266319871, 0.110129714012146, -0.016978690400719643, 0.00860547460615635, -0.0228493083268404, -0.027582751587033272, 0.05129169300198555, 0.015718601644039154, 0.03607039526104927, 0.03902852162718773, 0.06548172980546951, 0.07266239076852798, -0.05814877897500992, 0.07487473636865616, 0.031289003789424896, -0.052525732666254044, 0.03649306669831276, 0.028774531558156013, -0.042651642113924026, -0.02534334547817707, 0.0593850202858448, -0.08185679465532303, -0.02359614707529545, -0.0019410081440582871, 0.0009831321658566594, 0.04741675779223442, 0.027717605233192444, -0.10484012216329575, 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(588, 'Sugar Linked to Breast and Lung Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2016/01/09/sugar-linked-to-breast-and-lung-cancer/', 'Sugar Linked to Breast and Lung Cancer\nNaturopathic Practitioner – The pH Miracle Ti Sana Detox Medical Spa\nSugar is a sad staple in the modern diet. It is controversial, also, with many people saying we’ve overdramatized the detriment from sugar. Many experts noting that “sugar is found in natural foods.” While this does hold true, it is unlikely the sugar in apples is causing our health infrastructure to fall apart. It is more likely the refined, dense sugars found in processed foods. Nothing wrong with a tomato, but ketchup is an entirely different store because it condenses the sugar experience generally in the cancer causing form of high fructose corn syrup..\nSugar Is Making Us Fat and Sick\nSugar is making us fat and sick. Sugar is making us diabetic. And now sugar might be giving women breast cancer. According to a study at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, that’s exactly what might be happening.\nPast studies have shown a connection between sugar intake and breast cancer, but much of that was focused on sugar causing inflammation, which inevitably stimulates cancer. This current connection, however, as reported by manderson.org , is much more direct.\nCitation: Young RO (2015) Alkalizing Nutritional Therapy in the Prevention and Reversal of any Cancerous Condition. Int J Complement Alt Med 2(1): 00046. DOI: 10.15406/ijcam.2015.02.00046\nSugar has long been associated with cancer. The pH Miracle diet (a low carbohydrate and low protein diet) has been linked to preventing and reversing cancer.  The core component being that cancer cells thrive from sugar, which stands to reason that cutting the sugar supply off from what you eat and what you drink may cause cancer cells to shrink and die.\nHow can you cut down on sugar?\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.006946349050849676, -0.030456911772489548, -0.023974638432264328, 0.06602753698825836, -0.0020696150604635477, 0.009489528834819794, 0.08228208869695663, -0.02175619639456272, 0.006078975275158882, 0.013141573406755924, -0.030297858640551567, 0.06703417003154755, -0.0046742926351726055, -0.07994981855154037, 0.011212618090212345, 0.035960596054792404, -0.0015363914426416159, -0.003762536682188511, -0.02995058335363865, 0.07562807202339172, 0.032573189586400986, -0.01469524297863245, 0.08545540273189545, 0.07391899079084396, 0.009416074492037296, 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(589, 'Your Body Is Electrical and Runs On Electrons – NOT Sugar, Protein or Fat!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/08/19/your-body-is-electric-and-runs-on-electrons-not-sugar-protein-or-fat/', 'Your Body Is Electrical and Runs On Electrons – NOT Sugar, Protein or Fat!\nREAD THIS ARTICLE!  THE QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF YOUR LIFE DEPENDS ON IT!\n“Life’s clever. It figures out how to suck electrons out of everything you eat, everything you drink, everything you absorb from the photons of the sun to the electrons attached to minerals and then keep them under control to be used by the body when needed!”\nhttp://blog.phoreveryoung.com/2015/08/16/ your-body-is-e…protein-or-fat /\nWATCH THIS VIDEO!  THE QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF YOUR LIFE DEPENDS ON IT!\nThe Spark of Life – The Negative Charged Ion – The Electron\nEvery breath we take, every move we make… so goes the song.\nYet every move we make does depend on every breath we take and every drink (or meal) we take, because our movement is fueled by electrical (electron) energy that we store in the body. We receive our energy from the  sources of sun, air, food, water, and rocks.\nElectrical energy doesn’t just ‘drop’ out of the air, food or water that we ingest. In its usual form it is not chemically available. It can’t always be called upon to support every move we make because it is not always ready for chemical reaction.\nFor any chemical reaction to occur there needs to be two molecules involved, and each of these molecules must have something to ‘trade’, in the form of compatible atoms that are either positively or negatively charged.\nPositively charged molecules (and the atoms within them) will easily and naturally unite with negatively charged molecules of equivalent and compatible charge.\nPut simply, all of your body functions rely on the electrical energy released from the unity of the ‘charge’ of the molecules in it and the opposite ‘charge’ in food water or air that enters it.\nAn ion is any atom that has a positive or a negative charge. A positively charged ion will seek a negatively charged one to unite with, have a glorious ‘coupling’ and then turn into something totally new and available.\nSo why do we rave on so much about negative ions?\nBecause the result of every move you make (a net spending of electrical energy) is a positively charged body. The molecules in your body are left holding a positive charge. They are unavailable for future ‘couplings’ unless we get a new batch of attractive and giving negative ions in quickly.\nAs we hear so often these days, things ain’t what they used to be. The air is different. Putting it very frankly and unscientifically, it’s full of crud or acid. Positively charged ions are crud or acid. Nothing ever ‘goes away’ on our little green planet and every exhaust, every chimney plume, every release of gas, stays within our thin and fragile ionosphere.\nIt stays in the air we gulp as we run along the beach, it stays in the water we drink, and it stays in the food we eat. And all of this acidic pollution or positive ions are useless for energy production within the body.\nThe air we breath in our garden, only 500 meters from the beach, contains only around 150 negative ions/cc/sec. but it also contains around 700 positive ions. This means that even as we lay on the beach doing absolutely nothing, our bodies are getting short-shifted by 2000 (required) plus 700 positive charged ions less 150 negative ions = 2550 ions/cc/second.\n(These measurements were taken in Japan)\nBecause the environment can no longer supply our basic negative ions, our bodies have to negatively ionize the air, water and food that enters our bodies just to get bare minimum negatively charged ions needed, and lying there in the sun, the body is working non-stop just to supply enough available electrical energy to the body just to get up off the sand and walk to the car!\nThat air just blew all the way from a Brazilian chemical factory and now it’s your turn to breath it in.\nSo we are suffocating in our air, drying up in our water, and toxifying as we eat our so-called clean supermarket food.\nIn a radical state, radical action is required – and we are indeed in a radical state of personal bodily survival. We have lost the negative ions, the life electrical energy we need to even breathe freely.\nIt’s not hard to understand how we age the way we do. Suddenly we are old and we wonder how it happened. Yet it’s been happening for years because every day our wonderful, amazing bodies have been slugging it out and losing the battle to keep aging at bay by maintaining its alkaline design.\nInstead of performing daily housekeeping functions, it is flat out ionizing water, food and air to make it energetically available for energy storage.\nThe Chinese adepts well knew the power of this negative charge ionization process. They call the energy in the body chi, and they say it comes from the air, from water and from food.\nThis combines the idea of living energy uniquely associated with living organisms (bio-) with that of electricity (-electric) and negatively charged ions (ionic).’\nIn 1838, deHufeland wrote in The Art of Prolonging the Life of Man, ‘ A careful study of the phenomena of the vital force in the organized world leads us to recognize in it the following properties ands laws: the vital force is the most subtle, most penetrating, most invisible agent we have known until now in nature; in this respect it surpasses even light, electricity and magnetism, with which in other respects it seems to have the greatest analogy…\nWe find a striking analogy between the vital force and magnetism. The life force can exist in a free and latent state, and in this respect has a close analogy to heat and electricity.’\nMore recently, French Scientist Dr J. Belot said, ‘When we consider organic life in the light of biophysics, we find that electrical phenomena are at the root of all cellular life and we conclude that the end of everything is an electrical charge.’\nIn March 1968, 44 years ago, Le Monde reported that the presence of negative ions or ionization facilitates oxygen absorption, aids elimination of CO2 in the alveoli of the lungs, yet positive ions have precisely the opposite effect. Gases, dust, chemical fumes, acidic foods such as meat, dairy, high sugar fruit, grains, coffee, soda pop, tea, vinegar, alcohol, etc., all enter the body as positively charged ions, trapping the tiny negative charged ions in their large absorbent form, rendering your air technically ‘dead’.\nWhen we read the work of Dr Otto Warburg, Nobel Scientist, we begin to understand the absolute importance not only of ionizing alkalizing oxygen, sodium, hydrogen and nitrogen, but the utter importance for our longevity of their entry into the body in a negatively charged form.\nWe also begin to see the extent of the effect of common-use substances. A plastic seat will accelerate mental fatigue, as will plastic wall coverings. Objects covered in polyethylene produce fields of between 5 and 10,000 volts/meter.\nIn a space enclosed by polyethylene the rate can skyrocket to 100,000 volts/meter . Certain synthetic clothes are strong enough to set up a field that repels all negatively charged ions in your immediate vicinity! Go stand on a mountain; it won’t help much if you’re wearing your favorite synthetic ski jacket or plastic synethic shoes!\nIn any case, these measurements suggest that it is difficult to maintain sufficient levels of negative ions or electrons in our present age of acidic foods, water, drugs and lifestyles.\nHow Positive (PROTONS) and Negative (ELECTRONS) Ions Affect Our BodY!\nHarmful Effects of Positive Ions\nHuman-Made Hazards that Increase Positive Ion Levels\nExhaust fumes – the major environmental cause\nRiver pollution and acidic rain\nDioxin produced from the burning of waste materials\nPhosphorus compounds used in everyday products\nElectromagnetic fields (EMFs) over 3 mG, generated by X-rays, electric appliances, computers and other electronic devices, power lines, etc.\nNegative Base Ions Neutralize Acids or Positive Charged Ions\nHealing Properties of Negative Ions\nStudies Conducted in the U.S. and Other Counties\nWith the pH Miracle WaterMark Ionization (ionized water) and negatively charged food and negatively charged pH Miracle nutritional supplements, you are now able to derive huge quantities of negatively charged ions as Hydroxyl ions (OH-) in a micro-clustered form that will flow between cell walls and react with acidic positively charged wastes that are causing energy loss, lethargy and a predisposition to almost every major illness; all in water direct from your tap or in a glass bottle or in your acidic foods, like high sugar fruit, meat, and dairy.\nWith the ionization of air you will receive ionized nitrogen and oxygen that gives itself away immediately to facilitate energy conversion and storage. The ionized nitrogen acts on your cellular communication system and dilates the blood vessels to maintain not only a strong nutrient transport system, but an efficient messaging service, allowing your body to reinstate real communication. You begin to know your own body again.\nThe cost, when we look realistically at a future that statistically means ill-health, cancer, heart disease and bodily degeneration, is incredibly small. Like the tiny negatively charged atom, this technology is easy to dismiss, but deceptively powerful.\nThe technology is here and now with pH Miracle ionized water machines, foods and supplements.\nTo learn more about how to make pH Miracle ionizing  WaterMark water, foods and nutritional supplements go to:\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.009683010168373585, -0.03057885356247425, 0.01222306489944458, 0.1272331327199936, 0.03438839316368103, -0.01946595124900341, 0.1528967022895813, -0.011410136707127094, 0.06474610418081284, 0.047824908047914505, -0.002473953878507018, -0.03836479038000107, -0.03675006702542305, 0.02767224796116352, 0.024882981553673744, -0.09889572113752365, 0.08069244027137756, -0.06496284902095795, -0.10052011162042618, 0.07590396702289581, 0.10978668183088303, -0.08071442693471909, 0.029889186844229698, -0.029823889955878258, -0.013595518656075, 0.09275604784488678, -0.006649804767221212, 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(590, 'The History of the USDA Food Pyramid and Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/17/the-history-of-the-food-pyramid-and-dr-robert-o-youngs-ph-miracle-lifestyle-and-diet/', 'The History of the USDA Food Pyramid and Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet!\nSome content on this page was disabled on 02/25/2019 as a result of a DMCA takedown notice from Ketogenic Diet Resource. 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(591, 'Can Positive or Negative Thoughts and How They Are Emoted Affect Your Body, Mind and Spiritual Health?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/01/can-positive-or-negative-thoughts-and-emotions-affect-your-body-mind-and-spiritual-health/', 'Can Positive or Negative Thoughts and How They Are Emoted Affect Your Body, Mind and Spiritual Health?\nCan positive or negative thoughts and how they are emoted affect your body’s delicate biochemistry or the acid/alkaline pH balance?\nLove, fear, joy, anger, sadness, happiness, resentment. Can positive or negative emotions affect your body’s physical, mental and spiritual health?\nIs a woman more likely to become pregnant if she eats a lot of vegetables or if she were to go on a long, relaxing vacation?\nAre you more likely to do cancer if you have a hot temper?\nDo people who laugh a lot live longer?\nDoes your anxiety or fear of crowds, elevators, blood, heights, spiders, hospitals, or airplanes somehow affect your health?\nMy theory of one sickness, one disease and one health, are set forth in what I call “The New Biology,” not only considers how our diet affects our physiology, but also how our psychology affects our physiology and how our psychology affects our spirituality.\nNot only does the health of your body affect the emotions of your mind, but your thoughts and feelings can affect the health of your entire body.\nBottom line, your mental state is ever so critical. In so many ways, your mental state, if it’s negative, can create more metabolic acids than the acidic food that you’re eating.\nIn fact, you can create two or three times more metabolic acids from your thoughts or your mental and emotional state than from ingesting highly acidic foods like dairy, animal protein, sugar and alcohol.\nSo your thoughts are critical. Your thoughts or words do become matter, and can affect your physiology in a negative or positive way. Your thoughts do become biology. And the way that thoughts become biology is as follows:\n1) When you have a thought or say a word, it requires electrical or electron energy for the brain cell(s) to produce those actions.\n4) Next, if the metabolic acids from your thoughts are not properly eliminated through the four channels of elimination which are urination, perspiration, respiration or defecation, then the acids from your thoughts are moved out into your connective and fatty tissues because it must not be allowed to affect the delicate pH of the blood. The delicate balance of the blood must remain quite constant at 7.365 to remain healthy.\n5) What happens next is this. As the excess and overload of acid are thrown out into the body tissues, this can easily lead to all sorts of symptomologies: lupus, fibromyalgia, Lyme’s, arthritis, muscle pain, fatigue, tiredness, obesity, cancerous breasts, a cancerous prostate, a cancerous stomach and/or bowels, indigestion, acid reflux, heart burn, heart attacks, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s, dementia, autism, and the list goes on and on.\nFor example let’s say you’ve been doing sadness or depression. This downer feeling is coming from a negative experience that you keep looping and re-looping in your head. It’s like a mind movie. It’s a mini-drama that you keep playing over and over. And because you are constantly thinking about it, eventually you even start to be concerned or worried about the fact that you are so preoccupied with the whole affair. So now in addition to the sad drama, you are experiencing upset about the fact that you’re having the drama itself. All of this thinking requires energy and when you’re consuming energy you are also producing metabolic acids.\nDo you know any angry people? You may not know it, but many people who become angry easily not only get angry at various people, events, and situations, but eventually they are irritated with themselves for being so angry at everything else. Anger, for instance, requires a tremendous amount of energy and emits a great deal of electrical energy. You have undoubtedly felt the vibrational energy of someone who is angry. Or maybe you have felt your own anger and how it can upset your physiology, i.e., especially upset your stomach and bowels with excess acid leading to indigestion, stomach pain, acid reflux or ulcers.\nEven worse, many of these negative emotions are chronic and can be traced all the way back to early childhood experiences. So, at one level or another, it’s been going on for a long time and creating excessive acid all along.\nFor many people, early childhood represents some of the most fearful and vulnerable years. Have you ever wondered why you can’t remember much before age five or six? Many of those years are filled with fears and tears, mads and sads and how about the “bads”? Do you remember what happened when you were “bad?” Imagine the acid from those experiences. In addition to the punitive experience itself, imagine the acidity a child deals with by simply:\nSome chronic emotions begin early:\n“O dear white children casual as birds, Playing among the ruined languages, So small beside their large confusing words, So gay against the greater silences, Of dreadful things you did…”\nIt is during these vulnerable and unprotected years that we often plant eternal seeds of emotion that will yield an unwelcome harvest of acidic internal results, perhaps throughout one’s entire life.\nThe turmoil between parents and children, not to mention the conflicts between children and children, have been documented by many thousands of social science books and articles.\n“Children begin by loving their parents; after a time they judge them; Rarely, if ever, do they forgive them.”\nSo, let’s take a look at all of that emotion. Perhaps you are feeling a strong emotion. It could be any emotion.\nFirst of all, emotions are energy in motion. When you are (e)motional, you are energetic, either in a positive or negative way. And if you are energetic, you are literally energy in (e)motion. You are now producing metabolic acids at a very high rate which is a waste product of such (e)motions.\nThe rate of acid production in an (e)motional state can be even greater than that of someone who is jogging or working out. So, your thoughts do become biological or metabolic acids that can make you sick, tired, depressed, angry and even too fat or underweight.\nWhen you start producing acids with your thoughts, words and actions, what happens inside? First, you activate the alkaline-buffering systems of the body in order to neutralize these (e)motional acids. The body begins making a primary alkaline buffer known as sodium bicarbonate. It’s actually made in the stomach cells from salt, water and carbon dioxide from the blood and during its production, it creates a waste product known as hydrochloric acid.\nHydrochloric acid is a poisonous acidic toxin and cannot remain in the blood or stomach. So it is dropped down into the gastric pits of the stomach. This is why people get upset stomachs or become constipated when they are (e)motional. This increase of sodium bicarbonate is critical in maintaining the alkaline design of the body, the pH of 7.365 for the blood, and for maintaining alkalinity of the interstitial fluids. If these acids, including hydrochloric acid, are not buffered and/or eliminated through the four channels of elimination, they can create serious health challenges in your body, mind, and spirit.\nOn the other hand, positive (e)motions, such as love, peace, hope, faith, joy, forgiveness and charity can be alkalizing to the blood and tissues. These (e)motions require far less energy and can cause you to be relaxed in your mind and stop the playing of some acidic movie in your head. Students of higher consciousness know that you can even enter into a state of bliss wherein you have no thoughts and wherein you are producing no metabolic acid.\nFor myself, I have decided to call this wonderful place “Young Charity.” That’s because I exercise and meditate every day. And I Love it! And it raises my level of consciousness and positive connection with the world. The connections between “Young” and “Charity” are numerous. My name is Young, of course, but more importantly, being young is a term we normally associate with being youthful, energetic, open, optimistic, and filled with excitement. And the ultimate purpose of life is Charity. And Charity is the sweetest expression of life. So Young and Charity go together.\nTo be sure, I Love my exercising and it Loves me back in terms of its gifts to me. I find myself Loving this state of bliss daily which I know is helping to alkalize my body. That is why I am addicted to why I Love this type of alkalizing exercise that I do every day. It’s called a Positive Addiction. I Love to have my friends and guests work out with me as I lead them through the steps. I teach them the Young version of Yoga. I tell them that it is known as Younga Yoga. They Love that. (Well, at least they laugh.) It incorporates proper breathing, stretching, toning, mediation, relaxation, and of course some sweating to remove yesterday’s dietary and metabolic acid and to help bring me into a state of happiness and bliss.\nNow this next thought is very important! The negative emotions of anger, resentment, and fear­being the most powerful and acidifying of all emotions are all highly acidic to the blood and tissues and in many ways are paralyzing to all bodily functions. Over time, the fear of the unknown is probably the most powerful and acidic of them all. Fear is so devastating to the body that even if you’re on an alkaline diet, overcoming a serious health challenge is practically impossible.\nIn such a dire case, with what may seem to be little or no improvement, you might be wondering if the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet may not be working. You may be asking, “What else am I not doing that I should be? How come I feel the way that I’m feeling? I’m eating the right way, I’m drinking the right alkaline electron rich water, but I can’t seem to achieve the type of extraordinary health and energy that I’m seeking.”\nIn most cases like this, when you are eating and drinking correctly, it will come down to your negative acidic (e)motions or thoughts that are holding you back from achieving extraordinary health, fitness, mental clarity, happiness, and bliss. However, keep this in mind:\nWhen you’re eating an alkaline diet and you are doing everything you know how to do, and yet you are overwhelmed with worry, doubt and negative emotions, thank God you’re eating an alkaline diet! If your body were not seriously in the alkaline direction, you might very well be experiencing a struggle for your life. Your acidic (e)motions can literally kill you. So the alkaline lifestyle and diet is the saving grace. Knowing that should give you the positive hope that you can hang on to, get through the emotional stress, and still come out physically and mentally able.\nHope and positive expectations are always the key, and knowing that you are on an alkaline diet should aid significantly in boosting your hope and confidence. You can live without food for forty days. You can live without water for about four days. You can live without air for maybe four minutes. But you cannot live without hope at all. Hope, positive expectations, confidence in what you are doing, and trust in your own good intentions is the key, and that’s what the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet will do for you. It will give you hope.\nThe leading cause of death in the world today is said to be heart attacks. But people are really having “thought attacks,” NOT “heart attacks.” There are studies showing that over 80% of all heart attacks are (e)motionally triggered. I have said that people don’t die of a heart attack. They die of a “thought attack” that medical science simply refers to as a heart attack because that’s the end result.\nAnd if you have wondered if you can die from a broken heart, the answer is absolutely! And the cause? Acids from your energy in motion or (e)motion. The loss of a cherished love one can increase your metabolic acids from the\nSo let’s take a moment to talk about what I do when I have a client who’s in a highly negative acid-forming (e)motional situation and all the body fluids, including the blood, will show a decline in the pH even when this person has been eating an alkaline diet.\nIn order to buffer the acid forming (e)motions, the client will have to hyper-alkalize the blood and then the tissues in order to bring the body back into alkaline balance. When the client is hyper-alkalizing, the pH of the urine will increase into the high 8’s and even into the 9’s. Hyper-alkalization is necessary in order to overcompensate for the negative acidic producing (e)motions and to bring the body back to health, energy, vitality, hope, peace, harmony, love and finally charity.\nSo, does a person have a fair chance of healing themselves from a degenerative disease or dis-ease like heart disease or cancer? Can you ever achieve a state of blissful happiness? Can you recover from the devastating shock of a loss or from having been diagnosed with a scary-sounding health challenge? I say “absolutely, YES!” And I just told you how.\nA chemical drug may temporarily calm a person down, but it will also inhibit the entire spectrum of normal and healthy functioning of the Amygdala. I am assuming here that most of us still value and are interested in the healthy functions of socialization, sexual attraction, and the enjoyment of the myriad of feelings associated with home and hearth. All of these wonderful human experiences and memories are also functions of the Amygdala every bit as much as the feisty adrenal functions responding to “fight and flight.”\nIn our attempts to find a chemical drug to treat almost everything, we (more often than not) create more problems than we eliminate one step forward and two steps backward. I know that attention deficit problems (ADHD) respond to an alkaline regimen….and hyperactivity is an Amygdala function. So it follows that an alkaline lifestyle and diet would produce less overall adrenal “stress” as well (really just the fight or flight mechanism by another name).\nThe pH Miracle electron-rich alkaline lifestyle and diet is calming to the mind and thus calms the negative (e)motions or energy in motion. This appropriate calming of the Amygdala function produces less “stress.” And, with less “stress” you have less “acid.” And, with less “acid” you have less sickness, dis-ease, so-called disease, depression and unhappiness.\nCan our emotions cause cancer?\nI have said that cancer is a four letter word ACID. When you are doing negative acidic emotions, such as anger, revenge, hate, sadness or depression, you are creating metabolic acids that can cause ANY and ALL cancerous conditions across all body tissues. If metabolic acids are not removed via urination, perspiration, defecation or respiration, then they are delivered to body tissues. When constant excess acid from negative (e)motions are poured into the bo dy tissues, the body tissues will degenerate causing a cancerous condition. Pharmaceutical companies are creating drugs addressing symptoms that may give you the illusion of feeling better, but they DO NOT deal with the causative metabolic acids from eating and drinking and negative acidic (e)motions. This can only lead to more physical and emotional pain and unnecessary suffering.\nWhen you are in a negative (e)motional state, it can become impossible for you to heal your serious degenerative or acidic challenge. But, I will say this: if you are willing to commit to change and begin the alkalizing process, even if you are not completely out of your state of fear, anger, depression or anger, you will begin to put more “Young Life,” “Young Energy,” and “Young Charity” into your body, mind and spirit.\nI have found over the years that when you start feeling better, you start thinking better. And when you start thinking better, you start doing better. So, you don’t have to have your (e)motions completely under control in order to start losing weight, feeling better, reversing a serious illness, having more sustainable energy and to start being happy and more mentally and spiritually connected.\nWhen you start the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet program, you are then making a conscious decision to try to do a little better. And, when you get on this healing path that leads to “Young Living,” “Young Energy,” and “Young Charity,” this gradual alkalizing process you start having those little and then those big pH miracles. You start feeling better and you start thinking better. And, when you start feeling and thinking better, you realize at some point that you have forgotten your depression and your sadness. Feelings of anger have disappeared and even what you were upset about. You soon forget what you were fearful about in the first place.\nWhy? These changes come about because you feel so good. You are rewriting your epi-genetics with your positive (e)motions. You are taking your alkalizing eraser and erasing all your past life’s negative emotions. On the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet your (e)motions or energy in motion will finally be under your control. You will become the master of your mind, body and spirit. You will be living an alkaline lifestyle and diet full of energy, happiness, bliss and love. You will be living and breathing “Young Charity.”\nTo learn more about the affect of negative and positive (e)motions on the brain and body and to learn more about “Young Living” “Young Energy” and “Young Charity” read out latest book, The pH Miracle Revised and Updated, The pH Miracle for Diabetes and The pH Miracle for Weight Loss.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.07129181176424026, -0.0070189302787184715, 0.018587689846754074, 0.06651858240365982, 0.03899112716317177, 0.013699314557015896, 0.037726547569036484, 0.004832361359149218, 0.08924455940723419, -0.022808462381362915, -0.0037308884784579277, -0.01917163096368313, 0.002260796492919326, -0.05175438150763512, 0.06316383928060532, 0.005996961146593094, 0.05016351118683815, 0.0005484212306328118, -0.08346012979745865, 0.15738646686077118, -0.03363562375307083, 0.0125419395044446, -0.056102462112903595, 0.0071607413701713085, -0.06968668103218079, -0.01333779376000166, 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(592, 'The Introduction To The pH Miracle for Cancer by Dr. Robert Young', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/13/the-introduction-to-the-ph-miracle-for-cancer-by-dr-robert-and-shelley-young/', 'The Introduction To The pH Miracle for Cancer by Dr. Robert Young\nWhat is Cancer? What is the cause of all cancers? (Is cancer a muta nt cell, a virus, a mold? Or is cancer an acidic liquid?) Is cancer a noun or is it actually an adjective that explains what’s happening to the body cells? Are tumors bad or good? What role does the lymphatic system play in preventing and reversing a cancerous condition?\nThe focus for preventing and reversing cancer must be on the alkaline pH of the body fluids as a systemic acidic condition. The key to preventing and/or reversing cancer is to obtain the necessary sustainable energy for optimal body function and the elimination of toxic acidic waste products from diet, metabolism, respiration and the environment that all contribute to the cause of a cancerous condition.\nAs I think about my vision, the relative purpose of medicine I believe medicine must include not just the treatment but also the prevention of illness and the promotion of health and fitness, rather than just focusing all of our attention on a specific diagnosis or even the treatment of the disease. Because disease is an illusion! In reality, disease is the body trying to prevent over-acidification or fermentation or breakdown of the body cells, tissues, organs or glands.\nDisease is the body in preservation mode trying to maintain the homeostasis of the internal fluids of the body, which are all alkaline.\nI believe that the ultimate purpose of medicine is to help people discover something fundamental within themselves. And that is an awareness of the true source of wellbeing, the true source of joy, the true source of contentment that we all seek which lies in one’s mind and in one’s heart – which are the emotions and the spirit. And this is important so that you and I can all begin to be free from the process of grasping for happiness in a physical world.\nTo support this approach, this theory, I believe we must begin to embrace a more spiritual vision of ourselves and of humanity as a whole, while at the right time providing great love, care, and attention to the physical body. Then, and only then, will medicine (or the treatments that medicine is current performing) help people discover this non-physical, spiritual dimension of themselves. And when this happens I believe that we can live and work with less fear.\nRather than working in fear you can work in its opposite – you can work in faith. You are going to have less stress grasping to preserve the physical body at all costs, then I believe you can truly be happy, energetic, and free from ALL sickness and disease, especially cancer.\nSeveral years ago Shelley and I had the opportunity to have a wonderful experience with Dr. Lawrence Carter who is the caretaker of the estate of Martin Luther King, at Morehouse College and also the protégé of M. L. King, and there he honored. The most important thing that I learned about Dr. Carter was his openness to not just thinking outside the box, because we talk a lot about thinking outside the box, but making our box of knowledge bigger. I would like to suggest rather than thinking outside the box as you contemplate my theories on the prevention and treatment of cancer but making your box bigger to include all truth. I would also suggest as you read this book that you do not have to think outside the box, you just need to make your box of knowledge bigger to allow for new technology, new biology, and new protocols that are effectively making the difference, specifically in the prevention and treatment of cancer.\nI truly believe in the words of Gandhi when he said, “you must be the change you want to see.”\nIf you are looking for the cure for cancer, I believe you must be change you want to see. You’ll have to look at cancer differently, not outside the box but inside the box making it bigger. Expanding your views and your perspective as it relates to prevention and the true cause of cancer.\nWhat I’m simply suggesting is that cancer is not a cell, but an acidic toxic liquid that spoils and degenerated the body cells that make up our tissues, organs and glands. This happens when toxic acidic waste products are not properly eliminated through the four channels of elimination, which are urination, perspiration, respiration and defecation.\nLet’s now look at the current medical definition of cancer. What is it? Cancer is a group of diseases characterized by uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal body cells. If the spread is not controlled it can result in death. Cancer is caused by both external factors, some of which are known and are common in our society such as tobacco, chemicals, radiation (from our cellular phones) and internal factors: hormone imbalances, immune deficiency and gene mutations – which is what they’re suggesting. These factors may act together in a sequence to promote what is called carcinogenesis. This is the classical definition of cancer, taken directly from the American Cancer Society.\nWhat is being suggested by current medical science is that the cancer is some mutating cell – a transmutation of the genes – triggered by internal or external factors. This is true but what is not understood is these internal or external factors are the acidic waste products of diet, metabolism, respiration and the environment. When you are dealing with any symptom or an effect, you need to look at the cause. Whether externally or internally, the focus traditionally has been to look at the matter or cells that make up your tissues, organs and glands rather than looking at the internal environment around the matter. And, to understand the cause of cancer is very simple just like the treatment. The New Biology® explains the cause and effect of all sickness and disease and specifically cancer as well as how to improve the quality and quantity of life without chemical therapy, radiation or surgery. The pH Miracle for Cancer is a drug-free protocol to a cure for cancer!\nLooking at the 2012 statistics for cancer, this coming year in America we’re looking at 1,400,000 new cases of cancer. By the way, this statistic doesn’t even include skin cancer, which is actually bigger than lung cancer, breast cancer or prostate cancer combined. And, prostate cancer is known to be the leading cause of death in men while lung cancer being the leading cause of death in women. And yet when we look at cancer, the new incidents of cancer and the new diagnoses are skin cancers because the skin is the third kidney – the largest acid elimination organ for removing acidic toxic waste products. And if acids are not properly eliminated through normal elimination channels, then those acids are thrown out into the tissues and this is what’s not currently recognized or understood by medical science.\nThis is the way the blood maintains its delicate alkaline pH and purity by either eliminating acid through urination or defecation or throwing it into the connective or fatty tissues which leads to this crisis, this poisoning, this elimination through the pores of the skin, again the third kidney! And this is not a disease! The only disease is systemic, because acids flow out through your whole body. They are the waste products of metabolism, diet, respiration and the external toxic environment.\nYour body is like a car. You are constantly on 24/7 and you require energy and when energy is being used, a waste product like carbon dioxide or carbon monoxide or lactic acid or uric acid is being created. So acid is constantly being created by the body cells, which has to be eliminated or it will cause cancer!\nWhen energy is being used to think, to move, to breathe, at the same time an acidic waste product is being created and this acidic waste product needs to be eliminated. If the acid is not eliminated, it is pushed out into the connective tissue. It is your connective tissue that becomes the ‘acid catcher’ in order to maintain the purity and alkalinity of the blood. The blood has to maintain its purity and alkalinity and this is why the blood has a constant pH of 7.365. If it varies even just one-tenth of one point you can have ill effects. The proper healthy pH balance of the blood is 7.365. If the blood pH starts dropping or if it starts going up, the body will do whatever it can to maintain its delicate pH. This is very significant in order to understand the cause and treatment of cancer and why it’s not a cell but the spoiling of the cells by dietary and/or metabolic acids, which have not been properly eliminated through normal elimination. When you are enervated or fatigued you do not have the energy to move the acidic waste products out of the body to maintain the purity of the blood. When this happens the blood pushes these acidic waste products out into the connective and fatty tissues.\nFor example, when acidic waste elimination takes place through the mucus membrane of the nose, it is called a cold – catarrh of the nose. And when this crisis is repeated for years the mucus membrane thickens and ulcerates, and the bones enlarge, closing the passages. At this stage hay fever, then asthma develops. When the tonsils or any other respiratory passages become the seat of the crisis of acidity (because the acids were not properly eliminated through urination or defecation or respiration or perspiration) then we have tonsillitis, laryngitis, bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia, and finally cancer. You see, it’s progressive. It’s the same disease at different levels of acidity. All of these symptoms are happening in different progressions from the same thing – just different levels of states of acidosis.\nWhen acid is located in the cranial cavity we have dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, muddle thinking, and/or forgetfulness. If the acids accumulate in the digestive area, we end up with irritable bowel syndrome, gastro intestinal problems, stenosis, and colitis. And, when the acids locate in the pelvic tissue, or in the breasts, we end up with micro-calcifications and finally cancerous breast and reproductive organs. When the body is in the preservation mode, it is using alkaline buffers such as calcium, potassium, magnesium and sodium to neutralize or solidify the acidic liquid waste.\nThis is why I first see, using Ultrasound imaging, micro-calcifications in the pelvic area and in the breast tissue prior to the cancerous breast condition. The buffering of toxic acidic waste, forming micro-calcifications always precedes the cancerous condition of the tissue, organ or gland. Even in prostate cancer.\nHence all cancerous conditions are the expulsion of acids from the blood and then the tissues, organs and glands at different points and are essentially the same character evolving from the same cause, namely systemic acidosis – a crisis of toxemia. The description can be extended to every organ of the body: the lung, the liver, the pancreas, the bowels, the brain, including the largest organs which have the highest incidents, the skin. Any organ that is enervated or fatigued below the average standard (from stress of habit, from overstressed at work, from worry, anxiety, fear, injury, etc.) may become the location of the crisis of systemic latent tissue acidosis. The symptoms are presented differently depending upon which organ is being affected. Which is what makes it appear as if every symptom complex is a separate and distinct disease. You need to begin thinking inside the box and make your box bigger.\nI give thanks to this new light and knowledge shed upon nomen culture naming disease by the philosophy of The New Biology(R), every symptom complex goes back to the one and only cause of all so-called cancers, namely systemic latent tissue acidosis. To find the cause of all symptomologies – lung cancer, breast cancer, brain cancer, bowel cancer, pancreatic cancer, thyroid cancer, and prostate cancer – you start with colds and catarrh, and watch the pathology as is it travels from irritation to catarrh to inflammation to induration to ulceration and finally to degeneration or cancer – Nothing more than rotting degenerating tissues, organs or glands. And what is causing this transformation or the degeneration of the cell(s), including the gene transmutation? It is simply the spoiling of the cell(s) due to the build-up of dietary, respiratory, environmental and/or metabolic acids, which have not been properly eliminated through urination, defecation, respiration or perspiration!\nHave you ever opened a refrigerator and smelt the spoiling of food at the back? What you are smelling is the acidic wastes from spoiling food! It’s not some germ, it’s not some virus, it’s not some mold that’s breaking the food down, it’s the acidic waste products that are breaking the tissue down and giving rise to the symptomatology. Mold is like a smoking gun, the bullet being the acid. And yet it’s not the bullet or the acid that kills, and surely not the smoke or some gene mutation, or some bacteria or virus, but it is the person himself or herself that is pulling the acidic lifestyle and dietary trigger which then releases the acids that then tenderizes or spoils or rots the cells that make up your tissues, organs and glands. And, a cancerous condition always expresses itself first in the weakest parts of the body.\nNature’s order is interfered with by innovating acidic lifestyle and dietary habits until acidosis is established.\nA vaccination as evidenced by the Spanish flu epidemic or an infection, in truth is literally an out-fection from the same source causing the most vulnerable organ, specifically the bowels, to take on organic or anatomical changes. The organ however has nothing to do with the cause, and directing treatment to the organ is actually compounding the problem. You cannot treat disease when in reality disease is the body in preservation mode trying to re-establish alkaline homeostasis when in a state of systemic acidosis that is affecting the weakest parts of the body, first!\nWhen you realize that breast cancer is the second leading cause of death in women and these fatty tissues (breast areas) are being used by the body to bind or collect acidic waste products in order to protect the organs that sustain life. And, by the way, when one does a mammogram and sees these micro-calcification in the breast tissue, this is an indication of a state of tissue acidosis – the body’s defensive mechanism to relieve or remove or neutralize and solidify acidity that has not been properly eliminated though urination, defecation, respiration or perspiration.\nIf you are dealing with a cancerous prostate, you are dealing with localized acidity. If you are dealing with lung cancer, you are dealing with localized acidity that has been caused by external or internal forces even though a cancerous condition begins from within. As you take in tobacco smoke, there are acids or toxins or poisons – one being sugar which breaks down to acetaldehyde, which tenderizes and rots the lung tissues. Tobacco smoking is not an addiction of nicotine alone. It is an addiction of sugar, which causes excess acidity in the lung causing lung cancer. The cause is always constant, ever-present, always the same, only the effects change. To illustrate, a catarrh of the stomach presents first irritation, then inflammation, then ulceration, induration and finally degeneration or a cancerous stomach. Cancer is not at the first, it’s the culmination of deteriorating or broken tissue spoiled by an over-acidic stomach from an over-acidic lifestyle and diet.\nMost people in the world are challenged with the symptomatology of indigestion, which can include acid reflux, bloating, heartburn, burping, diarrhea, or even constipation. The proper way to study a disease is to study health in every aspect. Disease is perverted health. Cancer is perverted health – any influence that lowers energy becomes disease-producing.\nThere’s an important question now to answer. Why do I crave sugar? It’s interesting when doing an MRI or a CAT scan. What is used but radioactive sugar that is taken up by the acidic cancerous cells – not cancer cells because we don’t have cancer cells, we have acidic cells or cancerous cells – cells that have been spoiled by the environment in which they live. So sugar cravings are the body’s need for sustainable energy. And energy can only be transported through a matrix of salt. Therefore sugar cravings are the body’s needs for salt, not sugar. I would suggest that sugar is an acid of cellular transformation – a waste product – not a product of energy, but a by-product of what the body truly uses which is electrical potential in the form of electrons.\nSugar stimulates and gives the body a deceptive quick-fix – it’s illusionary – whereas salt provides the matrix of life and gives your body the rise in sustainable energy, over a longer period of time, without the high and extreme lows that come from eating an acid – whether it be sugar or any other acidic foods or drinks.\nIt is the skin that suffers most, because if the body can’t eliminate the acids that are created through energy use, it throws the acidic wastes out into the connective and fatty tissues and into the lymphatic system. This is why the lymphatic system is so critical in the prevention of cancer and in the treatment of cancer, because it is the lymphatic system that is the vacuum cleaner of the acids that are in the interstitial fluids of the body, pulling these poisonous acids out in order to maintain the integrity of the tissue through diaphramic breathing and perspiration (that is if you are perspiring, which is one of the most important things you need to do on a daily basis to remove cancer causing acids). If you cannot eliminate your acidic wastes completely through urination, respiration or defecation then your body urinates through the skin – which is why there is over a million cases of skin cancer a year in the United States alone. It’s not talked about. Why? Because the etiology of skin cancer is not understood. It is unknown. Scientists don’t know what causes basal cell carcinoma, melanoma, they do not understand it because they don’t understand latent tissue acidosis and the importance of the lymphatic system as the vacuum cleaner to remove poisonous acidic wastes out via the kidneys and through perspiration. But people are not exercising, and this is why obesity and a lack of exercise have been associated with cancer. Yet when you are moving your body you are moving the acidic wastes out of the connective and fatty tissues, organs and glands. The lymphatic system, unlike the circulatory system, does not have a pump (the heart), it actually flows through movement. It is the diaphragm muscle that acts as a pump for the lymphatic system that moves acidic wastes through the system – out through perspiration or back into general circulation to be eliminated through urination.\nIf you don’t want cancer, if you want to prevent cancer, you have to pee or eliminate your acidic wastes through defecation, urination, respiration or perspiration. And if you have a cancerous condition you have to pee your way to health. Because cancer is not a cell, but a poisonous acidic liquid. A cancer cell is a cell that has been spoiled or poisoned by the metabolic, respiratory, environmental and/or gastrointestinal acids that are produced internally, or may be taken in via the lungs or skin. That’s when the body will go into the preservation mode by forming fibrous materials, which cross-link to encapsulate the spoiled cancerous cells and thus forming the protective tumor. Hence, the tumor is the body’s protective mechanism to encapsulate spoiled or poisoned acidic cells from excess acidic wastes which have not been properly eliminated through urination, defecation, respiration and/or perspiration. The tumor is the body’s solution to protect healthy cells that make up tissues, organs and glands of the body. So, the tumor is not the problem. Let the tumor go. Let it do its job. The focus must be placed not on the tumor but on the internal environment around the tumor, which is full of acidic cells. One of the common acids which is in higher concentration around all tumors is lactic acid. Lactic acid is a by-product of metabolism when you are in a state of oxygen deprivation. Think of any cancerous condition as a systemic acidic condition that affects first the weakest parts of the body, not a local problem that metastasizes. You see metastasis is localized acids that spoil other cells much like a rotten apple placed in the center of a bushel of healthy apples will spoil the whole bushel. I call this the ‘domino effect’ where one acidic cell spoils another healthy cell causing a chain reaction. The body stops the ‘domino effect’ by forming the tumor around the cancerous or acidic body cells.\nTherefore, there is no such thing as a cancer cell. A cancer cell in reality is a cancerous cell. Cancer is an adjective expressing the spoiling body cells that are rotting in an over-acidic environment. A cancerous cell was once a healthy cell that has been spoiled from an over-acidic lifestyle and diet and the body’s inability to remove these acids through the proper channels of elimination.\nThe only solution to the acidic toxic liquids that poison our body cells causing the effect that medical doctors call cancer, is to change the environment. It has to be a contextual approach. You must restore and maintain the alkaline design of the human body if you want to prevent or reverse a cancerous condition. This has been my great discovery of the 21st century – that the human organism is alkaline by design and acidic by function. Every part of the body that makes up every anatomical element, that makes up your genetic material, that makes up your body cells, every single part has to be bathed in an alkaline fluid which needs to be purified every 24 hours to remain healthy.\nEarly in the 19th century, beginning on January 17, 1912, a famous French physiologist of the Rockefeller Institute and Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Alexis Carrel, removed a very small piece of heart muscle from an un-hatched chicken embryo—still warm and living—and placed it in fresh nutrient solution in a glass flask of his own design. He transferred the tissue every forty-eight hours, during which time it doubled in size and had to be trimmed before being moved to its new flask. Every time he moved the heart he would put it into an alkaline saline solution with the appropriate alkalizing minerals. Twenty years later the heart tissue was still growing. Keep in mind that the average chicken lives for 5 – 7 years. So, after getting bored of singing “Happy Birthday” to the chicken heart for over twenty years he decided to pull the plug and not change the fluids every 48 hours and the heart finally died.\nThis is a very important discovery, which very few people know about. Why? Because it answers the question about why cells live and why cells die. You see, the life expectancy of the human cell is infinite. The body cells become compromised by their environment. Once you understand that matter cannot be created nor can it be destroyed it can only change its form or function, then you will realize that the environment is everything, the terrain is everything, and the cell is subservient to that.\nThe secret to Dr. Carrel’s chicken heart surviving for twenty years lies in this knowledge, this New Biology, this new way of living and thinking as we expand the box rather than thinking outside the box, that the cell is only as healthy as the alkaline fluids it is bathed in. The heart is only as healthy as the cells and the fluids they are bathed in. If you have any cancerous condition, this cancerous condition is the expression of your internal environment. The human cell will only breakdown in an acidic environment and become cancerous.\nCarrel’s experiment brought me to the modern New Biology, the new understanding, the new expansion, the new medicine and the new definition of cancer – that the composition of our body fluids that bath the outside of our cells must be controlled very carefully from moment to moment and day-to-day with no single important constituent varying more than a one percent. This condition of health can be controlled and you can do it yourself!\nIn 1932 Otto Warburg received his Nobel Prize in medicine for discovering the cause of cancer. He described it as a cell changing its mode of respiration, its mode of metabolism – from respiration to fermentation. He suggested that cancer was the result of acidic environment, a state of oxygen deprivation. Warburg also wrote a paper entitled, “The Prime Cause and Prevention of Cancer.” He states: “There is no disease whose prime cause is better known – over acidity.”\nWhen you understand this you realize that all conditions of cancer potentially can be reversed if the treatments are focused on the fluids and not the cells of the body. Therefore it doesn’t matter what the cancerous condition is, because cancer is not the cause but the effect of an over-acidic lifestyle and diet which is the cause of cancer. It’s you pulling the acidic lifestyle and dietary trigger that causes cancer. 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(593, 'Can You Over Alkalize?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/21/can-you-over-alkalize/', 'There are NO dis-ease or diseases without being too acidic. You cannot have loss of energy, irritation, catarrh, inflammation, ulceration or degeneration without metabolic, dietary, respiratory or environmental acid.\nHow does a person measure the acid/base of the blood when the blood is always maintaining its delciate pH balance at 7.365?\nCurrent medical science teaches that the pH of blood and most body fluids is near seven, which is close to neutral. They suggest that the pH is under very tight biological control because all of the chemical reactions that maintain life depend on it. They wrongly teach that unless you have serious respiratory or kidney problems, body pH will remain in balance no matter what you eat or drink.\nNormally, the pH of the blood and most all body fluids has an alkaline pH at 7.365. Any change in this pH is the result of dietary and metabolic acids that have not been properly eliminated through the four channels of elimination – the bowels, kidneys, lungs and skin. When we over-burden our body with an acidic lifestyle and diet this causes stress and breakdown of these elimination organs not only kidney and lung dysfunction and degeneration but also breakdown in the bowels and on the surface of the skin. This is when dis-ease and so-called disease will be manifested as an effect of the acidic cause. All your organs that filter or eliminate dietary and/or metabolic acids, including the bowels, skin, kidneys and lungs will begin to breakdown from excess tissue acidity and this will result in the symptoms that medical doctors call disease. Life depends on daily doses of alkalinity from ingesting alkaline foods and drinks. Exercise is also critical in helping the body remove tissue acids out through the pores of the skin in the form of sweat. When the body cannot remove its own acidic waste products they are then stored in the fatty tissues, i.e. the hips, thighs, buttocks, waistline, breast and brain. The body will pack on more and more fat to store more and more bodily acids if the lifestyle and diet does not change to an alkaline lifestyle and diet.\nOnce again, medical doctors and other savants do not recognize “latent tissue acidosis.” They recognize compensated acidosis and decompensated acidosis. In compensated acidosis breathing increases in order to blow off more carbonic acid which decreases PCO2 because of the lowered carbonate or HCO3. When the breathing rate can no longer get any faster and when the kidneys can no longer increase their function to keep up with the acid load from an acidic meal or over-exercise or even too much emotional stress, then the blood pH starts to change from a pH of 7.365 to 7.3 then to 7.2. At a blood pH of 7.1 (still in an alkaline state) the heart relaxes and the client goes into a coma and then dies.There is a daily rhythm or oscilation to this acid base, ebb and flow of the fluids of the body.\nSource: Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism (Vol 94, No 1 96-102, 2009)\nCardiovascular Disease & the Alkaline Diet\nAlkaline Minerals Critical to Prevention of CVD\nIn the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine, Joseph Campbell provides a thorough review of the scientific literature surrounding minerals and disease and highlights that the alkaline minerals, magnesium and calcium, are critical to the prevention of cardiovascular disease (CVD). He also highlights that “Excessive consumption of acid producing foods, results in metabolic acidosis. When this occurs, the parathyroid hormone stimulates the removal of calcium from the bones and teeth (osteolysis), to buffer or neutralize the excess acidity. After many years, such calcium loss results in depleted bone, bone weakness and structure.”\nSource: Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine Vol. 10, No. 3 & 4, 1995\nAutoimmune Disease Inhibited by Alkaline Ionized Water\nEffect of electrolytic water intake on lifespan of autoimmune disease prone mice.\nThe present drinking water study was undertaken in two strains of autoimmune disease prone mice to establish the spontaneous disease process and longevity.\nWeanling MRL/lpr and NZBxNZW [B/W] F1 female mice were provided daily with (1) tap water [pH ~7.5, oxygen reduction potential (ORP)~600+] (2) electrolyzed water with pH of ~9.0 and ORP ~400- and (3) hyper-reduced water with pH~10.0 and ORP~600-. Mice were provided H2O and chow diet ad libitum and weekly body weights and spontaneous deaths were recorded. The mean survival data recorded as days for MRL/lpr mice [25 mice/group] is as follows: (1) tap water 235±25, (2) reduced water 287±40 and (3) hyper-reduced water 346±45 days [The Open Nutrition Journal, 2008, 2, 100-105\nDo you want to safeguard yourself from degenerative diseases while living with more energy, a lean, fit body, great skin, youthfulness and vitality?\nHow You Can Guarantee Your Health With Alkaline Minerals\nThe above studies prove, without question, that having sufficient alkaline mineral buffers to neutralize dietary, lifestyle and metabolic acids is critical to maintaining excellent health, energy and vitality and to the prevention of degenerative disease.\nIt is also highlighted in several of these studies that using an alkaline mineral supplement is an effective way of guaranteeing your daily intake of alkaline minerals is sufficient.The efficacy of using a mineral supplement (and these supplements providing a usable form of these minerals) is further supported by this June 2009 study published in the Nutrition Journal, “Effect of a supplement rich in alkaline minerals on acid-base balance in humans”. The study concluded “that the ingestion of a multimineral supplement is associated with both a significant increase in blood and urinary pH”.\nWith that in mind, these are the two alkaline mineral supplements that I personally recommend to you. I have been using these personally and recommending them to my clients for over twenty years now and I know that they are incredibly effective.\nYoung pHorever pHour Salts: Alkaline Minerals of Sodium, Magnesium, Potassium and Calcium almost instantly neutralizes harmful acids.\nYoung pHorever Alkaline Minerals contains all four primary alkaline minerals: calcium, magnesium, potassium, and sodium. Once these mineral buffers hit the system, they quickly neutralize excess acids.Another bonus of this supplement is that it makes green drinks taste better when mixed together!\nYoung pHorever: pHlavor Mineral Salts\nA comprehensive multi-mineral formula that will aid your pH balance and gives your body all of the most essential alkaline minerals.Diet Comes First. You should always aim to get an abundance of nutrients from whole foods – there are no shortcuts here. This is just essential.To make sure you’re getting plenty of alkaline minerals in your life I believe you should both consume good quality (pref organic) fresh, vibrant, healthy, high-water content, often raw foods PLUS I have found that you should supplement this to ensure that you always have a safety net. It is SO important to get enough of the right minerals every day that I fully believe in supplementation in this case.\nThis is particularly important if you have been out of balance, because there will be a lot of repair, detoxification and tidying up to do in your blood and other cells, so providing your body with an abundance of alkaline minerals is one of the very best things you can do.\nHere’s the whole food alkaline sources:\nPOTASSIUM: Avocado Spinach Soy sprouts Lentils Swiss Chard Tomato Broccoli Cucumber Beetroot Greens Alkaline water\nMAGNESIUM: Pumpkin Seeds Spinach Soy sprouts Swiss Chard Broccoli Cucumber Sunflower Seed sprouts Pumpkin seeds Tomato Celery Quinoa Almonds Alkaline water\nCALCIUM: Basil Turnip Thyme Spinach Greens Broccoli Swiss Chard/Silverbeet Romaine Lettuce Kale Celery Cabbage Green Beans Asparagus Brussels Sprouts Garlic Alkaline water\nSODIUM: Avocado Cabbage Cauliflower Kale LettuceGreens Parsley Peppers Radish Sunflower Seed sprouts Turnip\nNote on Sodium: I am talking about proper, pure sodium, not table salt or the salt added to refined foods.Today’s common table salt is a poison that has nothing in common with natural liquid colloidal salt. Most common table salt is made up of chemicals that pollute your body and wreak havoc on your health. Your table salt is actually 97.5% sodium chloride and 2.5% chemicals such as moisture absorbents, and iodine. Dried at over 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit, the excessive heat alters the natural chemical structure of the salt causing the potential for a myriad of health challenges in your body.\nSodium is essential in the body, and the above listed alkaline vegetables, fruit and water provide you with a good, clean source of this important salt.\nSufficient alkaline minerals in our food and drink is essential to good health. Your body really needs you to minimize the acids you consume and keep putting alkali in. When we consume acidic foods and drinks, your body uses the alkaline substances in your body (calcium from bones, for example) to neutralize these acids which causes havoc. The body only has a very tiny supply of alkaline buffers and so by giving the body an abundance of alkalinity we not only ease this burden but also give the body the tools it needs to work optimally.The four main alkaline minerals are calcium, magnesium, potassium and sodium (clean, not refined table salt). These are abundant in fresh vegetables (particularly greens), and we advise you to eat plenty each day!\nI also recommend two supplements, pHlavor salts and pHour salts. In the short-medium term these will help undo any previous damage and assist in detoxifying dietary and/or metabolic acids, molds and fungus and in the long-term will help to maintain the alkaline design of your body, giving you a daily safety net to ensure you get enough of these life-changing/life saving alkaline minerals day-in-day-out.\n1 Diet-induced acidosis: is it real and clinically relevant? British Journal of Nutrition Cambridge University Press; Joseph Pizzornoa, Lynda A. Frassettoa and Joseph Katzingera\n4 Alkaline Mineral Supplementation Decreases Pain in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients; The Open Nutrition Journal, 2008, 2, 100-105; Regina Maria Cseuz, Istvan Barna, Tamas Bender and Jurgen Vormann\n5 Treatment with Potassium Bicarbonate Lowers Calcium Excretion and Bone Resorption in Older Men and Women; The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism Vol. 94, No. 1 96-102; Bess Dawson-Hughes, Susan S. Harris, Nancy J. Palermo, Carmen Castaneda-Sceppa, Helen M. Rasmussen and Gerard E. Dallal\n6 Minerals and Disease; Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine Vol. 10, No. 3 & 4, 1995; Joseph D. Campbell\n7 Preservative Effect of Electrolyzed Reduced Water on Pancreatic b -Cell Mass in Diabetic db/db Mice; Biol. Pharm. Bull. 30(2) 234—236 (2007); Mi-Ja KIM, Kyung Hee JUNG, Yoon Kyung UHM, Kang-Hyun LEEM, and Hye Kyung KIM\n8 The Effect of Acid/Alkaline Nutrition on Psychophysiological Function; Int J Biosocial Res. Vol.\n9 (2); 182-202, 1987; Rudolf A. Wiley9Severe Osteomalacia Associated with Renal Tubular Acidosis in Crohn’s Disease; Digestive Diseases & Sciences, Vol 31, No 3, March 1986; Rui MM Victorino, Margarida B Lucas, Miguel Carneiro de Moura\n10 Metabolic acidosis of CKD: diagnosis, clinical characteristics, and treatment; American Journal of Kidney Diseases, Volume 45, Issue 6, Pages 978-993 J. Kraut, I. 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(595, 'Understanding the pHysiology of the Stomach – An Alkalizing Organ', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/29/understanding-the-physiology-of-the-stomach-an-alkalizing-organ/', 'Understanding the pHysiology of the Stomach – An Alkalizing Organ\n1) The parietal or cover cells of the stomach split the sodium chloride of the blood. The sodium is used to bind with water and carbon dioxide to form the alkaline salt, sodium bicarbonate or NaHCO3. The biochemistry is: H20 + CO2 + NaCl = NaHCO3 + HCL. This is why a call the stomach an alkalizing organ NOT an organ of digestion. The stomach DOES NOT digest the food or liquids you ingest it alkalizes the food and liquid you ingest.\n2) For each molecule of sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) made, a molecule of hydrochloric acid (HCL) is made and secreted into the so-called digestive system – specifically, the stomach (the gastric pits in the stomach) – to be eliminated. Therefore HCL is an acidic waste product of sodium bicarbonate created by the stomach to alkalize the food and liquids ingested.\n3) The chloride ion from the sodium chloride (salt) binds to an acid or proton forming HCL as a waste product of sodium bicarbonate production. HCL has a pH of 1 and is highly toxic to the body and the cause of indigestion, acid reflux, ulcers and cancer.\n4) When large amounts of acids, including HCL, enter the stomach from a rich animal protein or dairy product meal, such as meat and cheese, acid is withdrawn from the acid-base household. The organism would die if the resulting alkalosis – or NaHCO3 (base flood) or base surplus – created by the stomach was not taken up by the alkalophile glands that need these quick bases in order to build up their strong sodium bicarbonate secretions. These glands and organs are the stomach, pancreas, Brunner’s glands (between the pylorus and the junctions of the bile and pancreatic ducts), Lieberkuhn’s glands in the liver and its bile with its strong acid binding capabilities which it has to release on the highly acidic meat and cheese to buffer its strong acids of nitric, sulphuric, phosphoric, uric and lactic acids.\n5) When a rich animal protein and dairy product meal is ingested, the stomach begins to manufacture and secrete sodium bicarbonate (NHCO3) to alkalize the acids from the food ingested. This causes a loss in the alkaline reserves and an increase in acid and/or HCL found in the gastric pits of the stomach. These acids and/or HCL are taken up by the blood which lowers blood plasma pH. The blood eliminates this increase in gastrointestinal acid by throwing it off into the Pishinger’s spaces.\n6) The space enclosed by these finer and finer fibers is called the Pishinger’s space, or the extracellular space that contains the fluids that bath and feed each and every cell while carrying away the acidic waste from those same cells. There is no mention of this organ in American physiology text books. There is mention of the extracellular space but not of any organ that stores acids from metabolism and diet, like the kidney. I call this organ the “pre-kidney” because it stores metabolic and gastrointestinal acids until they can be buffered and eliminated via the skin, urinary tract, or bowels.\n7) After a rich animal protein or dairy product meal, the urine pH becomes alkaline. The ingestion of meat and cheese causes a reaction in acidic fashion in the organism by the production of sulfuric, phosporhoric, nitric, uric, lactic, acetylaldehyde and ethanol acids, respectively, but also through the formation and excretion of base in the urine. Therefore eating meat and cheese causes a double loss of bases leading to tissue acidosis and eventual disease, especially inflammation and degenerative diseases.\n8) During heavy exercise, if the resulting lactic acid was not adsorbed by the collagen fibers, the specific acid catchers of the body, the organism would die. The total collection of these fibers is the largest organ of the body called SCHADE, the colloidal connective tissue organ. NO liquid exchange occurs between the blood and the parenchyma cells, or in reverse, unless it passes through this connective tissue organ. This organ connects and holds everything in our bodies in place. This organ is composed of ligaments, tendons, sinew, and the finer fibers that become the scaffolding that holds every single cell in our bodies in place. When acids are stored in this organ, which includes the muscles, inflammation and pain develop. The production of lactic acid is increased with the ingestion of milk, cheese, yogurt, butter and especially ice cream.\n11) A latent “acidosis” is the condition that exists when there are not enough bases in the alkalophile glands because they have been used up in the process of neutralizing the acids adsorbed to the collagen fibers. This leads to compensated “acidosis.” This means the blood pH has not changed but other body systems have changed. This can then lead to decompensated “acidosis” where the alkaline reserves of the blood are used up and the pH of the blood is altered. Decompensated “acidosis” can be determined by testing the blood pH, urine pH and the saliva pH. The decrease in the alkaline reserves in the body occurs because of hyper-proteinization, (eating Meat and Cheese!)or too much protein, and hyper-carbonization, or too much sugar. This is why 80 to 90-year-old folks are all shrunk up and look like prunes. They have very little or no alkaline reserves in their alkalophile glands. When all the alkaline minerals are gone, so are you and your battery runs down. The charge of your cellular battery can be measured by testing the ORP or the oxidative reduction potential of the blood, urine or saliva using an ORP meter. As you become more acidic this energy potential or ORP increases.\n12) If there is not enough base left over after meat and cheese or sugary meal, or enough base to neutralize and clear the acids stored in the connective tissues, a relative base deficiency develops which leads to latent tissue acidosis. When this happens the liver and pancreas are deficient of adequate alkaline juices to ensure proper alkalization of the food in your stomach and small intestine.\n13) Digestion or alkalization cannot proceed without enough of these alkaline juices for the liver and pancreas, etc., and so the stomach has to produce more acid in order to make enough base, ad nauseam, and one can develop indigestion, nausea, acid reflux, GERD, ulcers, esophageal cancer and stomach cancer. All of these symptoms are not the result of too much acid or HCL in the stomach. On the contrary, it is the result of too little base in the form of sodium bicarbonate!\n14) Therefore the stomach is NOT an organ of digestion as currently taught in ALL biology and medical texts, BUT an organ of contribution or deposit. It’s function is to deposit alkaline juices to the stomach to alkalize the food and to the blood to carry to the alklophile glands!!!!\n15) There is a daily rhythm to this acid base ebb and flow of the fluids of the body. The stored acids are mobilized from the connective tissues and Pishinger’s spaces while we sleep. These acids reach their maximum (base tide) concentration in this fluid, and thereby the urine (around 2 a.m. is the most acidic). The acid content of the urine directly reflects the acid content of the fluid in the Pishinger’s spaces, the extracellular fluid compartments of the body. On the other hand, the Pishinger’s spaces become most alkaline around 2 p.m. (the base flood) as then the most sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) is being generated by the cover cells of the stomach to alkalize the food and drink we have ingested.\n16) If your urine is not alkaline by 2 p.m. you are definitely in an ACIDIC condition and lacking in alkaline reserves. The pH of the urine should run between 6.8 and 8.4 but ideally 7.2 or greater.\n17) After a high protein meal or meat or cheese, the free acids formed such as sulfuric, phosphoric, uric, and nitric acids stick to the collagen fibers to remove them from the blood and protect the delicate pH of the blood at 7.365. The H+ or proton ions from these acids are neutralized by the next base flood, the sodium bicarbonate produced after the meal. The H+ or proton ion combines with the carbonate or HCO3, converts to carbonic acid, H2CO3, which converts to CO2 and H2O. The sulfuric and other acids from proteins are neutralized as follows where the HR represents any acid with the R as its acid radical (SO4, PO4, or NO3) HR + NaHCO3 H2O + NaR (Ca, Mg, K)+ CO2.\n18) Medical doctors and savants are not taught in medical school and therefore do not understand or recognize latent tissue acidosis. They understand and recognize compensated acidosis and decompensated acidosis. In compensated acidosis, breathing increases in order to blow off more carbonic acid which decreases PCO2 because of the lowered carbonate or HCO3. When the breathing rate can no longer get any faster and when the kidneys can no longer increase its’ function to keep up with the acid load, then the blood pH starts to change from a pH of 7.365 to 7.3 then to 7.2. At a blood pH of 6.95 the heart relaxes and the client goes into a coma or dies.\n19) Metabolism of a normal adult diet results in the generation of 50 to 100 meq of H+ or proton per day, which must be excreted if the urine acid-base balance is to be maintained. A meq is a milliequivalent which is an expression of concentration of substance per liter of solution, calculated by dividing the concentration in milligrams per 100 millilitres by the molecular weight. This process involves two basis steps; 1) the reabsorption of the filtered sodium bicarbonate or NaHCO3 and, 2) excretion of the 50 to 100 meq of H+ or proton produced each day by the formation of titratable acidity and NH4+ or ammonium. Both steps involve H+ or proton secretion from the cells of the kidney into the urine.\n20) Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) must be reabsorbed into the blood stream, since the loss of NaHCO3 will increase the net acid load and lower the plasma NaHCO3 concentration. The loss of NaHCO3 in the urine is equivalent to the addition of H+ to the body since both are derived from the dissociation of H2CO3 or carbonic acid.\n21) The biochemistry is: CO2 + H2O = H2CO3 = HCO3 + H+. The normal subject must reabsorb 4300 meq of NaHCO3 each day! The secreted H+ or proton ions are generated within the kidney cells from the dissociation of H2O or water. This process also results in the equimolar production OH- or hydroxyl ions. The OH- ions bind to the active zinc-containing site of the intracellular carbonic anhydrase; they then combine with CO2 to form HCO3- ions which are released back into the kidney cells and returned to the systemic circulation. Second, the dietary acid load is excreted by the secretion of H+ or proton ions from the kidney cells into the urine. These H+ or proton ions can do one of two things: the H+ or proton ions can be combined with the urinary buffers, particularly HPO4, in a process called titratable acidity (The biochemistry is: H+ + HPO4 = H2PO4), or the phosphate buffering system or the H+ or proton ions can combine with ammonia (NH3) to form ammonium as follows: NH3 + H+ = NH4.\n22) This ammonia is trapped and concentrated in the kidney as ammonium which is then excreted in the urine.\n23) In response to acid load, 36% of the H+ or proton goes intracellular in exchange for the release of Na+ (sodium) into the blood stream. 15% of the acid goes intracellular in exchange for K+ (potassium) – common in diabetics. 6% of the H+ or proton or acid goes directly into the cell to be buffered by intracellular processes. 43% is buffered extracellularly as NaHCO3- or sodium bicarbonate combining with H+ or proton to form H2CO3 or carbonic acid which breaks down to CO2 or carbon dioxide to be released by the lungs. 10% of CO2 or carbon dioxide is excreted through the lungs and 90% is used by the body to reabsorb alkaline minerals and make sodium bicarbonate for buffering gastrointestinal and metabolic acids.\nBottom line – the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet is a program that focuses on the foundational principle that the body is alkaline by design and yet acidic by function. This make this program the ultimate program for preventing and reversing aging and the onset of sickness and dis-ease. I would say that the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet is the diet for a longer healthier life.\nPlease remember this very important truth, hydrochloric acid in the stomach is not the cause of digestion but the result of digestion. 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(596, 'How To Live Beyond 100 Years – Signs of Aging and 45 Aging BioMarkers', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/19/signs-of-aging-45-biomarkers-and-how-to-live-beyond-100-years/', 'How To Live Beyond 100 Years – Signs of Aging and 45 Aging BioMarkers\nThe following are 45 BioMarkers for aging and how to reverse them for living and enjoying life to its fullest.\nThis is not an exhaustive list, and is in no particular order but are keys to the fountain of youth and living beyond 100 years.\n1. Muscle mass decreases. (muscle/weight/height Body Mass Index Increases)\n2. Fat increases as a percentage of body weight.\n3. Strength, energy and speed of the body decreases.\n4. Base Metabolic Rate (metabolism) decreases.\n5. Aerobic Capacity, the capacity to process oxygen, decreases. Red blood cells as a percentage of total blood volume (hematocrit) decreases until the average at age 90 is what is considered to be “anemia” at age 40.\n6. Body cells become resistant to insulin.\n7. LDL Cholesterol (“bad” cholesterol) and triglycerides increase, and HDL Cholesterol (“good” cholesterol) falls.\n9. Bone mineral density decreases.\n10. Density of calcium in circulatory system increases.\n11. Kidney functions decrease.\n12. We lose neurons in our brain. This leads to Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Senile Dementia.\n13. The vagus nerve, the longest nerve in our body, deteriorates… and all the nervous system surely also deteriorates.\n14. Growth Hormone secretion drops.\n15. Testosterone in men, and estrogen and progesterone in women, drops.\n17. Thyroid (a hormone which affects metabolism) drops.\n18. Melatonin (a hormone which regulates the body clock) drops.\n19. DHEA (a hormone precursor to testosterone and estrogen) drops.\n20. EPO, (erythropoietin, a hormone which stimulates the production of new red blood cells) drops.\n21. Estradiol, a female hormone, increases in men.\n22. Cortisol, “the Death Hormone,” increases.\n23. Good enzymes (Super Oxidase Dismutase, etc.) drop.\n24. A bad enzyme, MAO-B increase in the brain. MAO-B destroys neurons that produce dopamine, which is a neuro-transmitter.\n25. Aromatase enzyme, a bad enzyme, increases. Aromatase converts testosterone to estrogen in men, which deprives him of libido.\n26. The thickness of skin decreases, resulting in more wrinkles.\n27. Prolactin, a female hormone, increases in the body of a male, presumably depriving him of some sexual libido.\n28. Water proportion in the body, in the individual cells and in the skin, drops. This results (among other things) in dryer skin, and more wrinkles as well as dehydration.\n30. Sense of taste drops… “everything tastes the same”\n31. Sense of vision, especially capacity to read small letters in low light, decreases.\n32. Hair falls and loses its color (it becomes white).\n33. The thymus gland, the master of the immune system, shrinks and atrophys, thus lessening our immune system.\n34. Our liver, brain, and other critical organs shrink in size, thus affecting their functions.\n35. Lipofuscine (“liver spots”) accumulates on our hands and our brains. This snuffs out many neurons in our brain.\n36. The circulatory system deteriorates in length and width.\n37. The velocity of blood flow decreases.\n38. Inflammation increases in our body.\n39. “Deep sleep” becomes more scarce and less profound.\n40. Digestion becomes slower and less complete.\n41. The retina of the eye becomes thinner, in many cases detaching.\n42. The macular of the eye loses some of its shape after age 40, and causes distorted vision.\n43. Micro-vessels in the eye pop, covering the retina, causing partial loss of vision, or complete blindness.\n45. Melanocytes continually release small amounts of the brown- black pigment called melanin into the skin. Exposure to sunlight signals the melanocytes to produce more melanin. Melanin determines our normal skin color and attempts to protect our skin from severe sun damage. As we age, our melanocytes begin to function less effectively. The density of active melanocytes in the skin is reduced by 10% to 20% every 10 years, starting in our late 30’s and 40’s. Melanocytes are also responsible for hair color, so their loss explains why 50% of people are gray by age 50.\n45 Alkalizing Recommendations for Living in Good Health and Fitness to Age 100 and Beyond!\nThe good news is that for everything that can happen, for each sign of aging there is a cause, and there is a natural approach to slow down or stop the sign of aging completely, or even reverse the course. The following are the keys to slowing down and/or stopping the aging process and living to over 100.\n1.  Muscle mass decreases… on the average about 7 lbs. per decade… this loss accelerates after age 45.\nAnd what to do about it:  Do exercises to increase muscle mass, or to decrease the rate of loss. Take 1 teaspoon of glutathione 3 times a day, which will help to increase muscle mass. Eat more high chlorophyll foods to build blood and in turn build muscles. Eliminate all animal protein and complex carbohydrate intake to reduce acidity that tenderizes and weakens muscle cells.  Whole body or whole cell exercising with a rebounder and/or whole body vibrational machine will help to remove acids from the tissues and prevent and/or reverse tissue wasting.  Drink 4 to 5 liters or quarts of electron rich alkaline water with 1 to 2 scoops of pH Miracle Greens, pHruits and pHloage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants.\n2.  Fat percentage increases from 25% to more than 40%.\nAnd what to do about it:  Eliminate ALL  sugar and animal protein in your diet which causes the body to retain fat to buffer their acidic waste products. Eliminate undigested proteins in the 9 yards of the intestines with oral alimentary canal cleaners, enema and colonic irrigation. Take 2 to 3 teaspoons of pH Miracle Greens, pH Miracle pHlush which contains magnesium oxide to break-up undigested animal proteins, sticky acids from complex carbohydrates and acid bound mucous.\n3.  Body strength, energy, and speed decreases.\nAnd what to do about it:  Do low impact and static attraction exercises every day for 1 hour. Try to EAT much more chlorophyll rich foods and eat 120 grams of organic polyunsaturated fats from hemp, flax, borage, avocado, extra-virgin olive and black seeds.\n4.  Base Metabolic Rate (Metabolism) decreases. The thyroid gland produces less hormone.\nAnd what to do about it:  Eliminate All animal protein and complex carbohydrates, eat more alkaline electron rich, high water content and high chlorophyll content foods and drinks. Start taking 1 to 2 teaspoons of pHour salts containing sodium, magnesium, potassium and calcium.  Spray the pHlavor salts in your mouth every hour or when you feel a decrease in energy.  Include iodine-rich foods like seaweed, kelp, and good-quality sea salt with iodine.\n5.  Aerobic capacity (capacity to process oxygen) decreases.\nAnd what to do about it:  Do low impact aerobic exercises such as rebounding, walking, jogging, and whole body vibration every day for at least 1 hour. Exercise is all around good — giving you the positive effects of increased endorphins and a reduced waistline. It makes your heart stronger by pumping more blood with less effort, lowers cholesterol and blood pressure, prevents and controls diabetes, strengthens bones and muscles and controls weight.  Convinced yet?\nA study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine showed that participants who had moderate to high exercise routines lived 1.3 to 3.7 years longer than their couch potato counterparts.  Clear the bowels of any undigested animal and dairy products with  colon hydrotherapy.  And finally, drink 1 tablespoon of liquid chlorophyll every hour to help build the red blood cells which will carry increased oxygen to the tissues and remove metabolic acids.\n6.  Body cells lose sensitivity to insulin.\nAnd what to do about it:  Avoid all sugars (natural sugars like honey, agave or stevia) and complex carbohydrates in your diet, increase healthy organic fats in your diet from avocado, olive, hemp, pumpkin, sesame,  black seed, borage, etc., and eliminate all protein in your diet.  If you are overweight, try to lose weight through the pH Miracle alkaline diet and low impact and static attraction exercises. Do exercises to increase muscle mass and eliminate acids, which will help to lower high glucose levels. As you eliminate acidity and clear the bowels of undigested protein and carbohydrate, this will reverse your sensitivity to insulin.  Take supplements with chromium and vanadium, which will help insulin to work better. Take supplemental of sodium, magnesium, potassium, calcium, long chain organic fats, L- arginine, carnitine, and especially veggie based organic glutathione.  Buy a meter to measure glucose levels after every meal, and adjust your diet to keep glucose between 70 and 105, (preferably 80 to 95.) As you begin to alkalize your body you will need less insulin (up to 75% in the first 72 hours).\n7.  LDL Cholesterol, (Low Density Lipoprotein, the “good cholesterol) increases when we are more acidic, and HDL Cholesterol (High Density Lipoprotein, the other “good” cholesterol) decreases when we are eating acidic foods.\nAnd what to do about it:  Avoid animal protein, all forms of sugar, and complex carbohydrate foods whenever you can. Take chromium, vanadium, Omega-3 from hemp, flax, borage and black seed, Omega-5 from pomegranate seed, amino acids such as glutathione, taurine, cysteine, and L-carnitine. Eat alkaline, high chlorophyll fruit and vegetables with a high content of alkaline water and soluble fiber. Never take injected growth hormone!\nEating up to two portions of wild ocean or lake fish on a weekly basis is beneficial, reported the Harvard School of Public Health. In fact, eating fish could possibly cut the risk of death by heart disease by one-third. Here’s why: omega-3’s fatty acids are healthy. They keep blood from clotting, lower the amount of fats in the bloodstream and reduce the risk of obesity. Plus, they provide a lot of nutrients like selenium, antioxidants and protein. However, pregnant women and children need to limit their intake of high-mercury fish like swordfish, king mackerel and others.\nAnd what to do about it:  Eliminate ALL animal protein, eat less foods with a high carbohydrate content (potatoes, rice, pasta, sweets, bread) and eat more foods with a high chlorophyll content. Avoid processed salt and eat non-processed mineral sea salts like the pH Miracle pHlavor, take supplementary chromium, vanadium. magnesium, potassium, and calcium. Do whole body exercises.  And finally, start a whole-body liquid feast of only juiced or purred green fruit and vegetables for 21 days.\n9.  Density of minerals in our bones decreases. Osteoporosis (“porous bones”) is a nearly universal condition beginning after age 50.\nAnd what to do about it:  Eliminate all acidic foods and drinks which causes the release of calcium ions from the bones. Take supplemental vitamin D, sodium, calcium, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, lysine, and boron. Take mineral sea salts like the pH Miracle pHour salts and pHlavor salts. Exercise at least 1 hour every day.\n10.  Calcium increases in our blood, as it decreases in our bones. More calcium in the blood contributes to arthritis, and stiffness of the circulatory system.\nAnd what to do about it:  Eliminate all acidic foods and drinks as outlined in the pH Miracle for Weight Loss, including all animal proteins, sugars, complex carbohydrates, and non-alkaline water. Start eating a diet rich in chlorophyll, alkaline water, mineral sea salts like pH Miracle  pHour salts and pHlavor salts and liberal amounts of long chain organic fats from olive, avocado, hemp, flax, borage, pomegranate and black seed.\n11.  Kidney function decreases. The kidneys are responsible for filtering and purifying our blood from dietary and metabolic acids. They also serve as a thermostat to determine if there is enough oxygen in our blood. If there are not enough red blood cells carrying oxygen, the kidneys are the organs that produce EPO, erythropoietin. As kidney function decreases, they allow red blood cell level to decrease, which decreases oxygen to all parts of our body.\nAnd what to do about it:  If red blood cell count is lower than normal, it can be raised by increasing the diet in high chlorophyll foods and drinks. Eliminate all animal protein in your diet. Drink 4 to 5 quarts or 4 to 5 liters of alkaline green drinks per day. Take 1 teaspoon of glutathione 3 times a day.\n12.  We lose about 20% of the neurons in our brain. This may be due to a lack of oxygen, or to the increase in acid on our brain, or bad circulation, or red blood cell deficiency or probably a combination of these factors. Improving any or all of them will decrease the loss of neurons and brain function.\nAnd what to do about it:  Nebulize 10 ml of glutathione 3 times a day. Glutathione will help to clean up lipofuscin, which contributes to the loss of brain cells. Hydration with green drinks will help to clean up the circulatory system. Lower cholesterol and triglycerides will help blood to flow better. Vaso-dilators such as sodium, magnesium, potassium and calcium bicarbonate with 4 to 5 liters of pH Miracle Greens, pHruits and pHolage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants per day will help get food, oxygen, and water to your brain cells. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy will super-saturate blood with oxygen, which could help repair or save brain cells. Take supplements with glutathoine, cysteine, taurine, magnesium, zinc, choline, vitamins B-5, B-6, B-12, folic acid, calcium, and especially CLA from pomegranate seeds. Nebulize glutathione, cysteine, and taurine which will help to increase your circulatory system to the brain, which will help to keep your brain cells healthy. Playing chess, reading newspapers, attending plays or finishing a crossword puzzle all have positive health results, experts say.  Brain fitness is paramount to maintaining your cognitive abilities. According to one study by Neurology Online, people who mentally exercised their brains had a reduced risk of mild cognitive impairment and a risk of Alzheimer’s that was 2.6 times less than people who did not stimulate their mind.  And finally, have at least 1 hour of self-education per day.\n13. The largest nerve in the body, the vagus nerve, which runs from the brain to the lower body, deteriorates from acidic exposure to dietary and metabolic acids. The vagus nerve is the main neural component of the parasympathetic nervous system, or that part of the nervous system that takes care of the functions that run more or less on “auto-pilot”.\nThese include heart rate, ability to have an erection in men, and digestion.  As we age, the vagus nerve is affected and damaged by rising blood and tissue acid levels. This affects and can be measured in heart rate, the increase in erectile impotence in men, lower sex-drive and digestive problems.  A twenty-one year old non-diabetic’s heart rate typically slows as much as 75 percent from inhaling to exhaling. This drops to about 30 percent for a seventy year old non-diabetic, or less (including “no variation”) in a diabetic.\n14.  Growth hormone secretion decreases about 70% from age 20 to 50, and another 70% from age 50 to 80.  Testosterone decreases in males, estrogen decreases in females, thyroid decreases, DHEA, and melatonin decrease.\nAnd what to do about it:  Eat more alkaline mineral salts like pH Miracle pHlavor and pHour salts to decrease dietary and metabolic acids and increase the health of the endocrine system.  When you have a healthy endocrine system which runs on electrons transported on the backbone of mineral salts than the glands will function normally. The evidence of a normally functioning gland is the secretion of hormones which are the acidic waste products of these glands. Some of these acidic glandular waste products include melatonin, DHEA, pregnenolone, testosterone, Tri-Est, progesterone, thyroid, and growth hormone. The single most important nutrient for healthy endocrine glands are the ingestion of alkaline mineral salts, especially sodium and iodine.  It is scientifically proven to reverse many of the signs of aging, including perhaps rejuvenating the thyroid gland itself.\n15. Our bodies produce less of certain antioxidants, such as super-oxidase dismutase, which are important for buffering dietary and/or metabolic acids or as our first natural defense against fermentation or tissue degeneration.\nAnd what to do about it:  Eat raw electron rich green fruit and vegetables, if necessary take natural mineral salt supplements, like pH Miracle  flavor salts and pHour salts which contain sodium, magnesium, potassium and calcium.  Take orally glutathione, which will help decrease the harmful dietary and metabolic acids that increase with age.\n16. The thickness of our skin decreases… skin wrinkles.\nAnd what to do about it: Take supplements of vitamin A, C, E, and glutathione. Eliminate all animal protein and complex carbohydrates. Increase your intake of green fruit and vegetables which are high in chlorophyll that will help build healthy red blood cells and in turn help build healthy skin cells. The quality of the blood will determine the quality of the skin cells and the quality of the red blood cells as the primary stem cells will be determined by the quality and quantity of green fruit and vegetables ingested. Take at least 9 to 12 servings of green fruit or vegetables a day or supplement your diet with a concentration of fruit and vegetables called pH Miracle pHruits and pHolage. Take 1 to 2 capsules of pH Miracle  pHruits and pHolage with alkaline water 3 times daily.\n17. The proportion of water in tissues decreases… this causes dry skin and more wrinkles.\nAnd what to do about it:  Drink 4 to 5 liters or quarts of structured electron rich alkaline water with 1 to 2 scoops of concentrated pH Miracle Greens, pHruits and pHolage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants each day.  This will help provide the naturally occurring antioxidants to prevent wrinkles and the electron rich hydration to prevent dry skin.\n18. Hearing and eye-sight is reduced or impaired.\nAnd what to do about it:  Take supplemental Glutathione, Vitamin A, and Vitamin E. Place 1 drop in each ear or each eye of pH Miracle Silver DepHense which contains colloidal copper, gold,  and silver. Drink 4 to 5 liters or quarts of electron rich alkaline water with 1 to 2 scoops of pH Miracle greens, pHruits and pHloage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants.  Do eye exercises.  And finally reduce the exposure of radiation from cell phones and computers by using protective EMF shields.\n19. Men more than women, some younger and some older, but all of us lose hair on our heads, and hair turns white.\nAnd what to do about it: Wash and condition your hair with the pH Miracle, Young pHorever Shampoo and Conditioner which will increase the blood circulation to the roots of the hair, thus taking water, oxygen, and nutrients to the roots of your hair. This will avoid or postpone the loss of hair.  Do daily scalp massage.\n20. The thymus gland which is the master gland of the immune system, shrinks and atrophy’s with age, because of increased dietary and metabolic acids.\nAnd what to do about it: Take supplements of pH Miracle Glutathione, CLA from pomegranate, Vitamins A, and E.  Drink 4 to 5 liters or quarts of electron rich alkaline water with 1 to 2 scoops of pH Miracle Greens,  pHruits and pHloage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants to help reverse the atrophy of the thymus gland.\n21. The liver and brain and other vital organs shrink and become less effective because of dietary and metabolic acid. We lose up to 20% of the neurons in our brain, especially after age 45. Our liver also shrinks in size because of dietary and metabolic acid.\nAnd what to do about it:  Drink 4 to 5 liters or quarts of electron rich alkaline water with 1 to 2 scoops of pH Miracle Greens, pHruits and pHloage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants to help dilate the capillaries. This will help feed the brain and other organs with oxygen and nutrients, to prevent loss. Take pH Miracle  glutathione, which will increase the circulation, thus providing  nutrients, oxygen and alkaline water to all organs, thus preventing their loss.\n22. Lipofuscin accumulates in our brains and snuffs out memory cells.\nAnd what to do about it:  Drink 4 to 5 liters or quarts of electron rich alkaline water with 1 to 2 scoops of pH Miracle Greens,  pHruits and pHolage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants to help remove lipofuscin from the brain, or reduce the rate of accumulation, with 1 scope of pH Miracle L-arginine Max 4 to 6 times a day. Take pH Miracle glutathione, which will increase the size and vigor of the circulatory system, thus helping to keep the acidic garbage moving out.\n23. The circulatory system deteriorates. We are born with a perfectly clean and beautifully flexible circulatory system reaching everywhere. But by the time we are 50 years old, if you would see a cross-section of your veins and arteries, and depending upon how much you have abused your body with sugar, trans-fatty foods, cigarettes and alcohol etc, they are looking like a clogged up sewer. In addition to cholesterol bound acid, they are clogged up with calcium bound acid, and veins and arteries have lost flexibility.  This causes blood to circulate more slowly, and so less oxygen gets to all parts of the body, including the brain. Dietary and metabolic acid are at the root cause of loss of brain cells, organ and gland atrophy.\n24. Toxic metals such as lead and mercury accumulate throughout our lives in our bodies. They stick to the brain and the spinal column, causing damage. This process probably starts soon after birth.  After a certain level, lead will cause a decrease in learning. Mercury causes a decrease in learning and headaches and pain. Both probably also contribute to damage which might result in an increase in other terrible decreases.\nAnd what to do about it: Get a blood and a 3-D Electro-Scan analysis to determine what levels of toxic metals are in your body. Of course, if you smoke, quit smoking. Drink 4 to 5 liters or quarts of electron rich alkaline water with 1 to 2 scoops of pH Miracle Greens, pHruit and pHolage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants to help lower the levels of toxic metals. Dry heat sauna, lymphatic massage and exercise can also help lower some toxins. Avoid contact as much as possible with mercury and lead in paints, fungus creams, etc. The greatest amount of mercury is foolishly placed into your mouth by conventional dentists, via so-called “silver” amalgams (if dentists would call them “mercury amalgams,” like they should since they are more than 50% mercury, than they might lose business…) Utterly refuse any mercury amalgams in your mouth, and consider removing and replacing the ones you have!\n25. Water proportion in the body and in the skin, drops. This results (among other things) in dryer skin, and more wrinkles.\nAnd what to do about it: Drink 4 to 5 liters or quarts of electron rich alkaline water with 1 to 2 scoops of pH Miracle Greens, pHruits and pHloage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants.  Moisturize you skin daily with organic coconut oil.  Do not use beauty products on your skin which contain dangerous chemical ingredients and substitute with organic coconut oil,  and avocado mask.\n26. Deep sleep deteriorates. The first stage of deterioration of sleep due to aging occurs between young adulthood (ages 16 to 25) and mid-life (35-50). Although the total amount of sleep remains constant as young adults move into mid-life, the proportion of slow wave or deep sleep decreases from nearly 20% of a normal night’s sleep for those under 25, to less than five percent for those over 35. Growth hormone secretion, which occurs primarily during deep sleep, also declines by about 75%.\nAnd what to do about it:  Nebulize pH Miracle glutathione, which helps to increase deep sleep. Drink 4 to 5 liters or quarts of electron rich alkaline water with 1 to 2 scoops of pH Miracle Greens, pHruits and pHloage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants. Getting less than six hours of sleep each night could have negative health effects. A study from the Sleep Health Centers in Boston reported that getting less than this amount of sleep each night increased the risk of dying.  Plus, having too little sleep increases your risk of diabetes. Sleeping reduces the levels of leptin, which is the hormone that signals us to stop eating.  A heavier weight equates to an increased diabetes risk.  Experts recommend getting between six to nine hours of sleep each night for optimum health.  Reduce emotional and physical stress to have deeper sleep by taking 30 minute infrared sauna and.or a alkaline mineral clay and salt bath before going to bed.\n27. Certain acidic hormones such as cortisol increase with age. Cortisol is produced by the body in response to stress. It is a catabolic, ie, it destroys or ferments muscle.  Cortisol is also known as “the Death hormone” under the theory that the human body will spontaneously end its own life at a certain age.  Cortisol is an acidic stress hormone.\nAnd what to do about it: Avoid anger and stress, and very strenuous exercise which will make the body produce cortisol. Take 1 teaspoon of pH Miracle glutathione 3 times a day, which helps you to remain optimistic and to resist stress.  Drink 4 to 5 liters or quarts of electron rich alkaline water with 1 to 2 scoops of pH Miracle Greens, pHruits and pHloage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants.  Spray the pH Miracle flavor salts every hour to improve energy, circulation and elimination.  Take time-off work to have fun, relax and spend quality time with family and friends.\n28. A harmful acidic enzyme, aromatase, increases with age. Aromatase converts testosterone to estrogen, which are both acidic waste products of glandular function. In a man’s body, this results in a loss of muscle and worsening skin tone, and a decrease in sex drive. In a woman’s body, this results less activity of the glands that are vital for building muscle, and skin tone, and also sex drive. This is indicated by the reduction of the acidic waste hormone testosterone.\nAnd what to do about it: Take pH Miracle pHour salts, pHlavor salts, and glutathione, which are very effective anti-aromatase. Drink 4 to 5 liters or quarts of electron rich alkaline water with 1 to 2 scoops of pH Miracle Greens, pHruits and pHloage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants. After 12 weeks you can take blood tests for hormone levels to determine that the hormone levels are now in healthy levels.\n29. Digestion becomes slower and less complete.\nAnd what to do about it:  It is important to note that the digestive system does not digest food but alkalizes food for biological transformation into stem cells in the crypts of the small intestine. The salivary glands, stomach, pancreas, and gallbladder all secret sodium bicarbonate to alkalize the food and liquids we ingest. To help in the process of alkalizing our food take 1 scoop of pH Miracle pHour salts in 2 o 3 ounces of electron rich alkaline water 2 to 3 times a day or whenever urine pH is less than 8 or saliva pH is less than 7.5.  Blend or juice all foods or chew your foods until they are in a purred state before swallowing.\n30.  As we age, our melanocytes begin to function less effectively. The density of active melanocytes in the skin is reduced by 10% to 20% every 10 years, starting in our late 30’s and 40’s. Melanocytes are also responsible for hair color, so their loss explains why 50% of people are gray by age 50. When sunlight hits the skin, cells called melanocytes (located between the outer and middle layers of the skin) begin to take action. Melanocytes continually release small amounts of the brown- black pigment called melanin into the skin. Exposure to sunlight signals the melanocytes to produce more melanin. Melanin determines our normal skin color and attempts to protect our skin from severe sun damage.\nAnd what to do about it:  Take 1 teaspoon of  pH Miracle glutathione and N-acetyl-cysteine 3 time a day and treat your hair with Young pHorever Shampoo and Conditioner, which can help to reverse hair and color loss in many people. Drink 4 to 5 liters or quarts of electron rich alkaline water with 1 to 2 scoops of pH Miracle Greens, pHruits and pHloage and/or Doc Broc Power Plants. Wear Young pHorever sunscreen, limiting your exposure to the sun during peak hours and wearing sunglasses are some ways to prevent skin damage and cancer. Considering skin cancer is the most common of cancer types — more than one million cases are diagnosed each year in the U.S. — prevention and early detection are key to prolonging your life.\nHere are fifteen additional recommendations you can do to slow down the aging process and increase the likelihood of living beyond 100 years free of ALL sickness and disease!\nWhether you manage stress by getting a massage, meditating or working out, as long as you’re doing something to curtail the anxiety you’re headed towards a healthier life. Stressful situations such as births, deaths, divorce and employment concerns often slow down the blood flow to the heart, raise cholesterol levels, decrease your mental well-being and weaken the immune system with the increase of metabolic acids.\nAlcohol is a toxic acidic fluid and compromises the alkaline design of the body.  Drinking any acidic alcohol will shorten your life.\nLet’s face it: smoking is bad for you. Really bad. Need proof? Based on data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, adult male smokers lost approximately 13.2 years of their lives and female smokers lost 14.5 years of their lives because of smoking. Plus, chronic diseases caused by smoking tended to curtail the quality of life of smokers while they were still alive.\nExperts say that laughter is the best medicine. After all, it increases your immune system response, lowers acidic blood sugar levels in diabetics, increases oxygen flow throughout your entire body and helps induce a state of relaxation promoting better sleep. The positive health effects are no laughing matter: according to the University of Maryland Medical Center, average blood flow typically increases 22 percent during and after bursts of laughter compared to a decrease in blood flow by 35 percent during mental stress.\nExchanging vows comes with its own medical perks. A study in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health showed the death rate for people who were unmarried was significantly higher compared to people who were married and living with their spouses. While the results were significant among the various unmarried subcategories such as divorced, separated, or widowed populations, it was significantly stronger for people who had never been married.\n8)  Eat An Alkaline pH Miracle Diet\nEating an alkaline pH Miracle diet rich in spouted grains, seeds, nuts, vegetables and fruit is the best way to maintain the delicate pH balance of the blood and tissues and the alkaline design of the body. This will then help to prevent any and all sickness and disease. It will also help to improve the quality and the quantity of life well beyond 100 years.\nDaily sex releases feel-good chemicals that keep you healthy and happy.\n10)  Exercise for 1 Hour Daily\nDaily exercise improves blood and lymph circulation that opens up the pores of the skin to remove metabolic and dietary acids via the sweat.  Exercise will protect you from the acids that make you sick and tired.  It also slows down the aging process caused by metabolic and dietary acids that have not been eliminated through the four channels of elimination – urination, defecation, perspiration and respiration.  Some of my favorite exercises are rebounding, jogging, walking, swimming, tennis, and love-making.\n11)  Have  D aily Lymphatic Massage\nComedian Bob Hope lived to the ripe old age of 100.  When he was asked what he attributed his longevity he said, “daily massage.”  Massage helps to remove metabolic and dietary acids out of the connective and fatty tissues back into lymphatic  and then blood circulation for removal out through urination and defecation.\n12)  Have an Infrared Sauna Daily\nA daily infrared sauna will increase blood and lymph circulation and open up the pores of the skin for the removal of dietary and metabolic acids.  This will help all organs, tissues and glands to remain healthy.\n13)  Have a Colonic at Least Once a Week\nColonics or hydrocolon therapy will help to remove acidic toxic waste from the large bowel to make clear for infusing alkaline water and mineral salts via the hemorrhoidal vein.  This is the quickest way to infuse alkalinity into the blood and tissues in the prevention and reversal of dis-ease.\n14)  Have Daily Prayer and/or Meditation\nDaily prayer and/or meditation will help to quite the brain and connect you to your true, creative, powerful and eternal spiritual self.  Remember you are a spiritual being having a physical experience NOT a physical being having a spiritual experience.\n15) Practice Daily Forgiveness\nForgiveness of oneself and of others is important in achieving and maintaining a healthy mind, body and spirit.\nTrue forgiveness is achieved when we remember the trespass no more!\nDr. Young How Long Can I Live With Excellent Health and Fitness?\nRobert O. Young, Ms., D.Sc., Ph.D., ND\nhttp://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com http://www.phmiracle.com , http://www.phoreveryoung.com\n2)  The pH Miracle book 2 revised and updated\n3)  The pH Miracle for Weight Loss\n4)  The pH Miracle for Diabetes\n8)  The pH Miracle for Heart Disease\n9) and 10)  Back to the House of Health book I and book II\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.003961856476962566, 0.05435860529541969, -0.040330175310373306, 0.061245597898960114, 0.013496455736458302, 0.05032336339354515, -0.04246549308300018, 0.06605716794729233, -0.07925876975059509, -0.008318457752466202, -0.02496323361992836, -0.01646965928375721, 0.014417201280593872, 0.02820495329797268, -0.04909282177686691, 0.025770962238311768, -0.009072371758520603, 0.03980933129787445, -0.06939736753702164, -0.019813908264040947, 0.01860317774116993, -0.017389589920639992, 0.006363940890878439, 0.0342942550778389, -0.007015241775661707, 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(597, 'Coffee is America’s Number ONE Drug Problem!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/25/coffee-is-americas-number-one-drug-problem/', 'Coffee is America’s Number ONE Drug Problem!\nCaffeine is the world’s most popular stimulant—the drug that four out of five Americans take on any given day. Most of the caffeine we consume comes from coffee.\nThe United States buys nearly one-half of the world’s supply of coffee beans. It is said that a food service operation can stand or fall on its reputation of the coffee it serves. Every mid-morning and mid-afternoon working day millions of office and factory workers abandon jobs for an employer-paid “coffee break.”\nOver 15 million Americans are hooked on coffee, and most of them don’t even know it, so insidious is its addictive onslaught. The child or adult may unknowingly ingest several hundred milligrams of caffeine daily.\nLike narcotics, alcohol, or cigarettes, coffee and caffeinated beverages are addictive, destructive drugs that each year predispose millions of Americans to crippling illnesses and sometimes fatal diseases.\nCoffee and tea are the two most popular beverages in America. Coffee is America’s number one drug problem.\nCaffeine withdrawal can occur from missing just one cup of coffee in the morning. Symptoms of caffeine withdrawal are headaches, irritability, inability to work effectively, nervousness, restlessness, and lethargy. A steady user of caffeine may, at times, experience tight headaches in the back of the neck area and be quick to anger or irritation.\nCaffeine is a toxic stimulant. This is not natural for the body. It activates the “fight or flight” response.\nIt’s important to remember that the caffeine in coffee is a powerful substance. It can stimulate the central nervous system, increase heartbeat and metabolic rate, increase the secretion of stomach acid, and step up kidney and bladder action. It’s also well known for its annoying ability to affect sleep. i\nThe article goes on to say that in higher doses, caffeine can cause “coffee nerves”—a wide assortment of symptoms including anxiety, irritability, headaches, light-headedness, nausea, and diarrhea. ii\nCoffee can cause a temporary increase in blood sugar, but it is quickly followed by a decrease, and stimulates the release of adrenaline, which causes body tissues to be broken down into sugar and fat. Too much insulin is produced, and the blood sugar falls to a low level.\nCaffeine, which is the main chemical in coffee, is a powerful poison! A drop of caffeine injected into the skin of an animal will produce death within a few minutes. An infinitely small amount injected into the brain will cause convulsions. The amount of caffeine in a cup of coffee is quite small, yet we drink coffee because of the effect of the caffeine, just as we smoke because of the effect of the nicotine. Both are drugs, and both are habit-forming. Both are poisons.\nCoffee Drinking and Stomach Ulcers\nThe general public usually associates ulcers and heart trouble with coffee drinking. J.A. Roth and A.C. Ivy, whose experiments on coffee are famous, state this:\nCaffeine produces gastro-duodenal ulcers in animals to whom the drug is given in a beeswax container so that their stomachs are absorbing caffeine continually. Also, caffeine produces very definite changes in the blood vessels of animals, which are similar to changes produced by prolonged resentment hostility and anxiety. iii\nCoffee Linked to Hip Fractures\n“People who drink more than two cups of coffee or four cups of tea a day could be increasing their risk of hip fracture in old age, according to a new study.” iv The study, published in the October issue of the American Journal of Epidemiology , is the first to link caffeine consumption with hip fractures that occur in older people whose bones have weakened. A hip fracture often marks an elderly person’s final decline into dependency or death.\nBrown University’s Dr. Douglas P. Kiel and his colleagues looked at how much coffee or tea 3170 people reported drinking over 14 years. They then looked to see which ones fractured their hips, a sign that bones had become brittle. They found that heavy caffeine drinkers were 53% more likely to suffer hip fractures.\nTrying to become pregnant? Stop drinking caffeinated drinks. Among 104 women, those who drank just one cup of caffeinated coffee a day were half as likely to become pregnant during any given menstrual cycle as those who drank less, according to a 1988 study by Allen Wilcox of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.\nMost of the studies conducted since then have also found that caffeine impairs fertility, but usually only at three or more cups of regular coffee a day.\nEven so, “it’s probably prudent for women who are trying to become pregnant, and especially for those having trouble, to cut back on caffeine,” says Mark Klebanoff of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in Bethesda, Maryland.\nThere is mounting evidence suggesting that if you want to avoid certain cancers, you are well-advised to kick the coffee habit. Consider these examples:\nOne study revealed that not only was coffee drinking associated with increased risk of bladder cancer, but the drinking of non-diet cola drinks also was linked to this problem.\nCoffee drinking increases the risk of birth defects.\nCoffee drinking increases blood pressure, increasing the risk of heart disease.\nIt is commonly thought that the drinking of coffee, soft drinks, and other caffeinated drinks is a minor matter as far as our health is concerned. But is it? We cannot estimate its effect on mind and emotions, discrimination, and judgment. And then there are the harmful effects of the stimulation on the heart and other vital organs.\nCoffee and other caffeinated beverages are poor substitutes for water. The body need fluids, but not stimulating drugs. Giving up the coffee habit is relatively easy to do for most folks—once a commitment has been made. Since caffeine is a less toxic drug than alcohol or street drugs, the majority of coffee drinkers can give up the habit without the sort of difficulties that alcoholics and drug addicts typically experience.\nWhen giving up caffeine, eat and drink only what contributes in some way to good nutrition for the body. Any food or drink does not contain vitamins, minerals, or enzymes should automatically be crossed off the list. While breaking the coffee habit, be sure to drink plenty of fresh juices and water.\nJust how widespread is coffee drinking? The average American drinks over twenty-six gallons of coffee per year, but perhaps more germane to the discussion is caffeine itself. Coffee has over three hundred chemicals; caffeine is only one of them. v\nUpdated January 2009. If you enjoyed this article, share it with a friend. Also, check out our media site— Amazing Discoveries TM TV.\nFor more information, check out these references:\nCharles F. Wetherall, Kicking The Coffee Habit , Wetherall Publ. Co. MN.\nAndrew Weil, MD & Winifred Rosen, Chocolate To Morphine , Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, Mass.\nMervyn G. Hardinge, MD, A Philosophy of Health , Loma Linda University, CA.\ni. Executive Fitness Newsletter (October 13, 1984).\niii. Gastroenterology (November, 1948).\niv. Providence Journal (October 1, 1990).\nv. 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(598, 'The Cause and Cure for Fibromyalgia and Sclerosis', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/18/the-cause-and-cure-for-fibromyalgia-and-sclerosis/', 'The Cause and Cure for Fibromyalgia and Sclerosis\nAn exercise program that incorporates walking, jogging, strength training and stretching may improve daily function and alleviate symptoms in women and men from the acidic connective tissue dis-ease, fibromyalgia, according to a report in the November 12 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine, one of the JAMA/Archives journals. These benefits appear to be enhanced when exercise is combined with education about managing this acidic metabolic and dietary dis-ease.\nFibromyalgia affects approximately 3.4 percent of women and 0.5 percent of men in the United States, according to background information in the article. Patients with fibromyalgia experience chronic acidic pain throughout their bodies for at least three months, along with specific sites of tenderness all caused by the blood pouring out metabolic and acidic wastes into the connective tissues and muscles.\n“This excess acidity in the tissues, especially in the connective tissues is then eliminated via the lymphatic system during body movement and especially exercise, with sweating.”\n“Fibromyalgia is the 4th stage of acidosis which is the inflammatory stage. If the acids in the connective tissues and muscles are not eliminated via the lymphatic system this can then lead to fibrotic tissues or sclerosis’s or the 5th stage of acidosis. This stage is also referred to as induration.”\n“The beneficial effect on physical function of exercise alone and in combination with education persisted at six months.”\nAccording to Dr. Young, “fibromyalgia is a condition where the body is in preservation mode to protect itself from metabolic and dietary acids that are not properly being eliminated through urination, perspiration, defecation, and respiration. The body tissues, especially the connective tissues and muscles become the depositories for acidic waste products to protect the blood and to maintain its delicate pH balance at 7.365. Exercise, such as walking, jogging, swimming, rebounding and “whole body vibration” helps to move acids out of the connective tissues and muscles and then out through the pores of the skin via the sweat glands or back into blood circulation to be eliminated via the urinary system.”\nDr. Young suggests, “if you want to be healthy you must exercise everyday for at least 1 hour, while hydrating your body tissues with alkaline water (at 9.5) so you can excrete the daily acidic waste products of metabolism and diet. In other words you need to sweat and pee your way to health.”\n“One of the best ways to do this is by walking, jogging or any exercise that will contract and expand your 70 trillion cells simultaneously to move acidic waste products out of the body tissues.”\n“One of the best low impact, passive aggressive exercises for folks who do not move their bodies or cannot move their bodies daily because of health challenges, is the “whole body vibrational” machine called the Vibra pHirm (TM). This “whole body vibrational” machine will contract, expand and exercise every cell in the body simultaneously from 1 to 50 times per second and thus move acidic waste products across the cell membranes and out into the extracellular fluids to be removed by perspiration or urination. When you move the acidity out of the cells and tissues you prevent and reverse the conditions of fibromyalgia and scleroderma,” states Dr. Young.\nTo learn more about the Vibra pHirm and “whole body vibrational” exercising, one of the best forms of passive aggressive movement for moving metabolic and dietary acids out of the body, go to:\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/vibratrim.htm\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.04497590288519859, -0.06084679812192917, 0.028299735859036446, 0.10492711514234543, -0.0155201880261302, 0.037204302847385406, -0.03631257265806198, 0.0430893674492836, -0.004065961576998234, -0.02030746266245842, -0.044478822499513626, 0.06859161704778671, 0.07925233989953995, -0.009078847244381905, 0.05219603329896927, 0.03770936280488968, 0.041352447122335434, -0.04364299774169922, -0.03610017150640488, 0.0317896343767643, 0.022950304672122, -0.028256312012672424, 0.03652728721499443, -0.023963693529367447, 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(599, 'Healthy Children & Adults Vaccinated with the Flu Vaccine are Dying', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/09/healthy-children-adults-vaccinated-with-the-flu-vaccine-are-dying/', 'Healthy Children & Adults Vaccinated with the Flu Vaccine are Dying\nToday we are mourning as we learn of three more deaths of previously healthy children and young adults from the Flu Vaccine!\nVaxTruth and the #CDCwhistleblower community of parents would like to offer our most sincere condolences and prayers to the families of Ayzlee McCarthy, Amber Gray, and Kristie Green.\nAyzlee McCarthy, 3, was buried New Year’s Day in Elk Horn… she died Monday morning at Blank Children’s Hospital in Des Moines not even 72 hours after she started showing flu like symptoms.\n“She was completely healthy, nothing wrong with her. Yeah just a healthy typical 14-year-old girl which makes what happens to her that much more shocking.”\nKristie Green died the day after Christmas… Green’s daughter says she can’t believe her mother is gone.\nAyzlee, Amber, and Kristie had two things in common. They all got this year’s flu shot. They all were diagnosed with Type A Influenza, which is one of the Influenza strains contained each year in the flu shot, regardless of which version is given. Influenza Type B is also contained in yearly flu shots. Ayzlee was diagnosed with both Type A and Type B Influenza. Because of her age, it is likely that Ayzlee received the Flu Mist vaccine – a live virus vaccine. We do not know for sure which vaccines they received. All we know is that each of these formerly healthy, vibrant individuals got the flu shot. They (or their parents) thought they were protected and now they are gone.\nThe CDC has stated that this year’s flu shot is less effective than most yearly flu shots because the virus has mutated . That happens. Viruses mutate and change (so do bacteria). They do so in order to avoid eradication. The viruses are trying to survive and the more we try to wipe them out, the more likely they are to mutate. This may be happening with the flu viruses in part as a result of the increase in vaccination of children and young adults. In the not-so-distant past, deaths from flu were nearly unheard of in children and young adults. They were far more likely to occur in the aged – those past the age of 65. That was during the time (prior to 2004-2009) when basically the only people who were pressured to get yearly flu shots were people over the age of 65.\nWe all need to be informed. We all need to make educated decisions. Many of us turn to the CDC for advice when we don’t know what to do.\nWhen we are seeking unbiased advice about decisions that carry life and death consequences, maybe we shouldn’t be asking for it from those who have a financial stake in the outcome of our decisions.\nIn their push to get every man, woman and child to get this year’s flu shot, the CDC and the mainstream media reports have repeatedly stated that everyone should still get it , even though it is “less effective” than usual, because getting the flu shot will provide some sort of “cross-over protection” and may make flu symptoms less severe. I haven’t seen ANY proof of those statements and they really just don’t make sense.  A vaccine for one virus works against different viruses? If getting a vaccine for chickenpox worked against measles, why do we need both?\nThe Cochrane Collaboration has this to say about the CDC’s claims:\nWhen attempting to make informed decisions about health care, we need to not only consider if a proposed intervention works (the benefit); we also must consider the potential harm of the intervention (the risks). This is what is known as the Risk-Benefit Analysis. With regard to the flu vaccine, assessing the risk is difficult because we don’t have accurate data. The best we have is VAERS – Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System ; a database maintained by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Unfortunately, because VAERS is a voluntary reporting system and there are no consequences to doctors, nurses or pharmacists for failing to report adverse reactions to vaccines, the AMA estimates that less than 10% of reactions is ever reported, and the number may be as low as 1-2% . This makes it very difficult to assess whether any benefit of flu vaccine outweighs the risks. What we do know is that in the last few years, the number of serious reactions reported to VAERS from flu vaccines has been steadily increasing. We also know that adverse events from flu vaccines are now the most frequent cases being filed with the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. Go here for more information.\nAs we are grieving the loss of increasing numbers of children and young adults, the goal of this post is two-fold:  It is my  most sincere prayer that the families of Ayzlee, Amber, and Kristie know how much we mourn the loss of their precious family members. Our prayers, our sympathy, and our love go out to you. As painful as this is, it is also our goal to educate others and to hopefully prevent more lives being lost.\nPlease. Educate before you vaccinate.\nThese are just three of the most recent deaths of which we have become aware. There are others.\nKaylynne Matten, age 7. Died December 6, 2011, four days after receiving the flu shot.\nNicole and Justin Matten of Barton have lived every parent’s worst nightmare. On December 2 their 7-year-old daughter, Kaylynne, visited her physician for an annual checkup. She got a flu shot. The next day, she developed a bad headache and fever. On December 6, the normally happy and healthy girl, who had no previous history of chronic health problems or adverse reactions to vaccines, turned blue, stopped breathing and died in her mother’s arms.”\nChristopher Kanervisto, age 19. Died November 20, 2009, one month after receiving the flu shot.\nWe finally received the autopsy results in mid-February 2010. Cause of death:  Viral Myocarditis. The medical examiner said it was the “flu” he had in October. I reminded her he had not had the flu; it was the vaccine he had in October… In Christopher’s case I believe it was the vaccine that triggered the Myocarditis… I wouldn’t wish this on anyone, he was my little boy.”\nChandler Webb, age 19. Died November 26, 2013. One month after receiving the flu shot.\nA doomed man pleaded with his doctors to save him as he slipped into a coma last month — a coma he never woke up from…Now Lori Webb says the death of her son, Chandler Webb, 19, was caused by a flu shot he received the week before he was rushed to the hospital.”\nRonan Burgess, age 5. Died December 25, 2013, one month after receiving the flu vaccine (Flumist).\nCalandra (Ronan’s mother)  told our reporters that Ronan received the nasal flu vaccine in November. “All three of my children had the nasal spray. My other two kids didn’t get sick at all,” said Burgess.\nCalandra hopes Ronan’s death will help others learn about the flu vaccine.\n“It gives his life meaning. And it gives his death meaning. That’s the only way I can look at it,” Calandra said.\nVaxTruth notes that when interviewed after Ronan’s death, his mother did not believe the vaccine was a contributing factor. Sadly, she blamed herself . She stated she and her husband had not been vaccinated and they contracted the flu. Mrs. Burgess expressed her feelings of guilt and urged others to ensure they were vaccinated. We wanted to include Ronan among those we honor in this post because we feel it is important to report the truth. There is no way to know if the vaccine contributed to his death, or if he would have become ill even if his parents had not. FluMist is a live virus vaccine and can cause infection in those who receive it. FluMist recipients can also spread the flu to others for up to a month after vaccination, as the manufacturer’s insert states (see Table 5, page 14). We pray you Rest In Peace, Ronan, and we pray blessings for solace to your family.\nPatty Bill Methot, age 49. Died January 30, 2014 from pneumonia, a complication of H1N1 infection.\nPatty Methot developed pneumonia and a blood infection after being diagnosed with H1N1, Giusti said. She said Methot died with family members by her side, including her husband and Kelsey (her 10 year-old daughter). Neither antiviral medication nor vaccination was able to save Patty Methot’s life, Giusti said. “That’s the kicker of the whole thing. She had the flu shot — we all did,” Giusti said.\nSadly, we know there are many we haven’t heard about yet, and many more to come. Please help us spread the word, so other families are able to make informed decisions.\nLive Attenuated Influenza Vaccine Enhances Colonization of Streptococcus pneumoniae and Staphylococcus aureus in Mice\nFollowing infection with an influenza virus, infected or recently recovered individuals become transiently susceptible to excess bacterial infections, particularly Streptococcus pneumoniae and Staphylococcus aureus. Indeed, in the absence of preexisting comorbidities, bacterial infections are a leading cause of severe disease during influenza epidemics. While this synergy has been known and is well studied, what has not been explored is the natural extension of these interactions to live attenuated influenza vaccines (LAIVs). Here we show, in mice, that vaccination with LAIV primes the upper respiratory tract for increased bacterial growth and persistence of bacterial carriage, in a manner nearly identical to that seen following wild-type influenza virus infections. Importantly, LAIV, unlike wild-type virus, did not increase severe bacterial disease of the lower respiratory tract. These findings may have consequences for individual bacterial disease processes within the upper respiratory tract, as well as bacterial transmission dynamics within LAIV-vaccinated populations.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.006681386381387711, -0.0238296240568161, 0.02535204403102398, 0.041288282722234726, 0.031937915831804276, 0.07712871581315994, 0.08392123878002167, 0.06916964799165726, 0.0018853975925594568, 0.06504452973604202, 0.027188986539840698, 0.0363052599132061, 0.03072028048336506, 0.0532258115708828, 0.0005658045993186533, 0.05545475706458092, 0.0043685887940227985, -0.07593907415866852, -0.1165986955165863, 0.028374280780553818, -0.08603572100400925, 0.054240014404058456, 0.06360544264316559, 0.04637826979160309, -0.026179945096373558, 0.009112507104873657, -0.13912953436374664, -0.0481412410736084, -0.036698099225759506, -0.019436730071902275, -0.0004351034585852176, -0.0662762001156807, 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(600, 'Walnuts – Food For A Healthy Brain', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/03/walnuts-food-for/', 'Walnuts – Food For A Healthy Brain\nIs there a connection between how a food looks and what it does for your body?   Check out the following picture of the walnut and the human brain.  T he old adage of walnuts being brain food is based upon the ‘law of similiars’ that like provides nutrition and healing for like.  So walnuts go support the brain, a tomato with its four chambers to support the heart, an avocado to support the male and female reproductive organs are all examples of like supports like or like heals like.\nIt is very interesting  how much a walnut half looks like a brain. The human brain is made up of about 60% of what is called “structural fat” and requires high-quality fats, like omega-3’s to function properly by keeping the brain fluid and flexible. Walnuts are loaded with omega-3’s, which make them the ultimate “brain food.”\nSome studies have linked low consumption of omega-3s to depression and decreased cognitive function. So making walnuts part of your alkaline diet (in moderation, of course) could be a good way  to boost your spirits as well as your IQ.\nWe all need sleep to stay balanced.  Did you know that walnuts also triple melatonin levels in the body?  Melatonin is one of the body’s sleep regulating hormones, so if you’re tired of counting sheep at night, maybe a pre-bedtime snack of walnuts would help you get your daily needed sleep.\nWalnuts also contain manganese, copper, iron, phosphorous, magnesium, and calcium—all nutrients which are important to good health, and walnuts, like most nuts, can help lower cholesterol and improve heart health when eaten as part of an alkaline lifestyle and diet.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.048652008175849915, -0.02250211127102375, 0.05782238394021988, 0.09886351227760315, -0.008119710721075535, 0.03186390921473503, 0.00404319167137146, -0.04191398620605469, 0.0007096959161572158, 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(601, 'The Surgical Removal of a Loa Loa Parasite', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/07/the-surgical-removal-of-a-loa-loa-parasite/', 'The Surgical Removal of a Loa Loa Parasite\nThis is the surgical removal of 20 cm long Loa Loa worm from the human eye. This worm was seen originally in West Africa.\nLoa loa is a thread-like worm that lives under the skin in the subcutaneous fat causing loiasis. Because it is often spotted migrating in the eye, it is known as the eye worm. Loiasis is endemic to 11 countries and 12 million Africans are infected. The disease is also known as subcutaneous filariasis, Calabar swellings, African eye worm infection, Loa loa filariasis and Fugitive swelling. Loiasis is carried by day-biting deer and mango flies. They both live in rain forests and warm swamps in central and western Africa. Deer fly’s bite is very painful because it has to rip skin apart in order to drink blood. It does not have a narrow sophisticated feeding tube like that of a mosquito. A deer fly is about 5–20 mm in length.\nThe life cycle of Loa loa starts, when a Loa loa female gives birth to living microfilariae (prelarval eggs) inside the skin of an infected human. The microfilariae travel in peripheral blood during daytime, but during the night (noncirculation phase) they reside in the lungs. When a noninfected deer fly takes a blood meal from an infected human, it ingests microfilariae. The microfilariae lose their sheaths, migrate from the fly’s midgut to the hemocoel and eventually to the thoracic muscles. There they develop into first stage and eventually into third stage (infective) filarial larvae. The development inside the fly takes up to two weeks. They migrate to the fly’s proboscis (the snout) and invade another human during the next blood meal. The third stage larvae are transferred from the deer fly’s mouth parts to the skin. They burrow into the bite wound and enter the subcutaneous layer where they mature into adults in one year. The cycle is completed, when male and female mate and release microfilariae into the bloodstream. Loa loa adults live up to 17 years.\nAdult Loa loa male is about 30–34 mm long and 0.35–0.42 mm thick; Loa loa female about 40–70 mm long and 0.5 mm thick. Loa loa migrates in the subcutaneous layer. When it stops moving, the surrounding tissue develops Calabar swelling. This often occurs in joints, which are its usual stopping points. If an adult Loa loa is killed, its body becomes waste, which causes abscesses and pus. The waste products need to be eliminated to make sure that the surrounding tissue and cells are not disturbed. If the body cannot get rid of the waste, it restricts it by fibrosis.\nDiagnosis can be made by analyzing blood under a microscope to find Loa loa microfilariae. Microfilariae have also been found in urine, sputum and spinal fluids. The blood sample needs to be taken during the day, when the microfilariae are travelling in the bloodstream (peripheral blood circulation). According to some estimates 30 % of loiasis patients do not have microfilariae in their bloodstream or have so small quantities that they are rarely seen in microscopic examinations. An immunoassay for detecting circulating antigens excreted by adult Loa loa can be used (depending on your health care provider). Identification of an adult worm is possible from a tissue sample collected during a subcutaneous biopsy. Sometimes adult worms are seen migrating across the eye, but the short time (often only 15 minutes) for the worm’s passage through the conjunctiva makes this observation less used. Calabar swellings are also of diagnostic value.\nLoiasis is usually treated with diethylcarbamazine (DEC) or sometimes with ivermectin. DEC is effective against microfilariae and less effective against adult worms. Treatment with DEC is not advised for patients with high quantities of microfilariae because those patiens can develop encephalopathy (brain disease). When side effects need to be minimized, albendazole can be used instead. Sometimes eye worms can be removed surgically, although the time frame during which the removal must be done is very short. After the surgery, DEC therapy should follow to manage other adult worms and microfilariae.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.07758739590644836, 0.047373902052640915, 0.004101709462702274, -0.007843082770705223, 0.030487101525068283, -0.10861978679895401, 0.08015552163124084, -0.034716203808784485, -0.010656368918716908, 0.07941769808530807, 0.01947161927819252, -0.02409098856151104, -0.06059662625193596, 0.02456393651664257, -0.03403712064027786, 0.05828380584716797, -0.005124764051288366, -0.08100351691246033, -0.0162374097853899, 0.030701538547873497, 0.13594120740890503, 0.020945264026522636, -0.004147898405790329, 0.007375870365649462, -0.05316029489040375, 0.019977189600467682, 0.010266256518661976, 0.022057602182030678, -0.022104142233729362, -0.059122443199157715, -0.06732867658138275, 0.07554244250059128, -0.054024577140808105, -0.03326677903532982, -0.023115690797567368, -0.003642281051725149, 0.023759374395012856, 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(602, 'The affordable pH Miracle Portable Far Infrared Sauna Now Available!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/08/09/the-affordable-ph-miracle-portable-far-infrared-sauna-now-available/', 'The affordable pH Miracle Portable Far Infrared Sauna Now Available!\nTo learn more about the benefits of The pH Miracle Fur Real Portablel Far Infrared (FIR) Sauna read, share and like the following article:\nFar Infrared Rays Provide Many Health Benefits Including Negative Ionic Charges\nThe sun emits many kinds of natural light, only some of which are visible. Infrared light has a longer wavelength than the visible spectrum and thus cannot be seen by the naked eye.\nFar infrared rays (FIR) have the longest wavelength of any kind of infrared light, and thus are the only kind of infrared light that can deeply penetrate the human body. When emitted by the sun or and infrared sauna, FIR penetrates through the skin to the subcutaneous tissues and is transformed from light energy into heat energy, bringing about many beneficial effects:\n1) Promotion of blood circulation and warming of the body, which helps relieve neuralgia (nerve pain), muscle aches and joint pain, as well as remedying cold hands and feet 2) Revitalization of cells, which promotes wound healing and helps restore tissue damaged by inflammation 3) Increased metabolism 4) Relief from stress and fatigue 5) Regulation of the nervous system 6) Promotion of sound sleep 7) Purification of bodily fluids and elimination of harmful toxins 8) Strengthening of immune function 9) Promotion of healthy growth and development in human beings and animals\nAt its normal core temperature, the human body emits heat energy at a wavelength of 5-15 microns. A FIR energy wave of similar length is emitted when natural stone or clay is heated. Some studies have shown that FIR energy emitted from stone or clay can penetrate organic matter 80 times deeper than other heat waves.\nThe heat from FIR resonates with the body’s own energy waves to warm the body, improve blood circulation, and boost metabolism. FIR energizes the body at the cellular level. For this reason, many hospitals and clinics around the world and at the pH Miracle Living Center recommend tdevices that generate FIR. In addition to their positive effects on circulation and metabolism, far infrared rays also improve the function of the autonomic nervous and endocrine (hormone) systems, resulting in a better state of health. The pH Miracle Real Infrared Portable Sauna is now available! For hundreds of years, people have recognized the therapeutic benefits of the sauna.\nThe pH Miracle Real Portable FIR Heat Sauna works with radiant energy, just like what you feel when you step into the sunlight on a cold day. There’s no need to heat the air, in fact the front window opens for ventilation. The FIR heating boxes are safe to touch. The entire unit is ready to use in 30 seconds — unlike 60 minutes for traditional saunas, and the unit consumes one-tenth the electricity!\nThe far-infrared heat penetrates deep: up to two inches below the skin for stimulation you can really feel, and health benefits you can really appreciate.\nStudies have shown that the increased circulation promoted by these saunas…\n• helps ease joint pain and stiffness • reduces the painful buildup of lactic acid in the muscles after a long workout • provides cardiovascular conditioning • burns off calories • speeds cellulite loss • helps you detoxify • helps you sweat out cholesterol, fat, soluble toxins and heavy metals • stimulates the body’s natural immune system • improves skin tone, elasticity, and color • and feels great!\nThe pH Miracle Real Portable Far Infrared Sauna is a great way to remove dietary and metabolic acids via the sweat through the pores of the skin. 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(603, 'Scientific Validation of Pleomorphism!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/07/03/scientific-validation-of-pleomorphism/', 'Scientific Validation of Pleomorphism!\nTo learn more about pleomorphism or biological transformation and the real cause of ALL sickness and disease read Sick and Tired and Dr. Young’s technical essays, ‘A Finger on the Magic of Life’, Patholigical Blood Coagulation’, and ‘A Second Thought About Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis’.\nDr. Young is also offering educational seminars at The Rancho Del Sol/pH Miracle Center in Valley Center, California as follows:\nCurricula and Events at The pH Miracle Living Center/Rancho del Sol 16390 Dia Del Sol Valley Center, California 92082\nNovember 10th, 2014 Blood Analysis Mysteries and Facts\nTaught by: Dr. Robert O Young Location: 16390 Dia del Sol, Valley Center, California  92082\nCall 760-484-1075 for more details\nNovember 11th, 12th and 13th, 2014 pH Miracle Mini Coaching Course Taught by: Dr. 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