Greetings, all:
I completely and emphatically disagree with 6.4 being an ideal saliva PH
level, although it is a fine urine test level.
I don't currently have time to debate the issue, but I highly recommend
individuals who are interested take some significant time for researching
the matter fully.
As an example, I tested 25 healthy children, and every last one of them had
consistant saliva levels at about 7.0.
At PH 6.4, my own cancer was spreading pretty quickly. Of course, the kind
folks at altcancer.com told me it was imperative that I return the PH
levels, as measured via saliva, to 7.0 as quickly as possible.
PH is influenced by many things. If I'm at 7.0, and I run into a high
stress and prolonged situation, my PH will drop very quickly below 6.5.
I learned very quickly years ago that when this happens, I should stop and
adjust my levels. Muscle strength is also directly effected at PH levels of
6.5.
So PLEASE do your research before making up your own mind.
Numerous studies have been done that show that normal, healthy saliva PH
levels, which are very representative of the body's soft tissues, should be
VERY close to true nuetral ( 7.0 - 7.4 ).
Kind Regards,
Jason
----- Original Message -----
From: "Terry Chamberlin" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 11:42 AM
Subject: CS>pH, etc.
Dan said,
Is it possible for you to give the actual pH ranges
for the states referred to below? Also, is 6.4/6.4
correct? That is slightly acid, and I have heard
figures indicating it should be 7.4/7.4. <
In a laboratory, the pH range for chemicals is 0-14,
which would make 7.0 balanced. Dr. Reams taught that
6.4 was balanced for the human metabolism.
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