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Acid Alkaline Diet:
Optimal Health with Alkaline Foods.
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Almost all the foods we eat either release an acid or an alkaline base
(bicarbonate) into our blood. As humans began to invent modern
conveniences, we changed eating habits from our so-called natural ways
in our early existence, concentrating more on foods such as grains,
fish, meat, dairy, and salt, which all produce acid. Proponents of The
Acid-Alkaline Diet say that when we load up on excess amounts of
protein, sugar, caffeine and other highly-processed foods, our pH
levels are thrown off track.
Our blood is slightly alkaline, with a normal pH level of between 7.35
and 7.45. The theory behind the Acid-Alkaline Diet is that our diet
should reflect this pH level. Proponents believe a diet high in
acid-producing foods disrupts this balance and promotes the loss of
essential minerals such as potassium, magnesium, calcium, and sodium.
This imbalance is believed to make people more prone to illness.
Company
Information
Joel
Marion is America’s leading “anti-diet”
expert, achieving dramatically high success rates with clients by
teaching them how to use food—their favorite
foods—to literally triple
their fat loss results.
Creation
Date:
30-Nov-2008
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