The way to determine body pH is to measure the pH of your first urine in
the morning, then measure the pH of your saliva first thing in the morning
before you have eaten or drank anything. Then add the numbers together and
divide by 2 to get the average. That average can be considered a close
approximation of body pH. As Garnet pointed out, pH taken after eating or
drinking only measures the pH of the food just consumed.
I would think that the water we drink is mostly what effects our PH as we
drink much more water than we intake food. One can alter ones PH quickly by
raising the PH of the water one drinks. There is an interesting article
here: http://www.altcancer.com/hydrox.htm on pH.
David Bearrow
At 04:50 PM 11/10/04, you wrote:
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On Wed, 2004-11-10 at 15:19, Garnet wrote:
> It is simple to figure out what your diet is doing to your pH. Buy some
> pH test strips like diabetics use and measure the pH of your urine after
> eating various types of foods.
>
> Occams Razor strikes again.
>
> Garnet
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