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TextIn my quest for the answer I came across a very interesting site regarding the importance and implications of maintaining a healthy body included a balanced or slightly Alkaline PH. According to the information on the site bad bacteria, viruses and even cancers thrive in highly acidic bodies. I cant confirm or deny this so if somebody has further info to add please feel free to do so.
Alkaline-Ionized Water – Needed or all Hype?
If our body has its own protections and buffers to keep our blood pH at optimal levels, why do we really need to drink alkaline-ionized water?
There are many reason for this:
Most of us do not eat truly healthy diets
Most of us live very stressful and hectic lifestyles
We eat a lot of processed and acid producing foods
The current water, even if we think it is healthy is usually “dead” or worse
Our body is over 70% water, if we put good water into it, it is going to have a positive affect vs. putting contaminated or less healthy water in.
Facts about Kangen water ionizers and the water they produce which is marketed as Kangen water.
Fact 1. Kangen water is alkaline ionized water which they call Kangen water as a marketing term.
Don’t be fooled by Kangen meetings or Kangen multi level marketing which terms the alkaline ionized water as Kangen Water. Kangen water is exactly the same water as that from every other water ionizer device from every other water ionizer brand. There is nothing different or better in kangen water, and it is only a marketing term.
Originally posted by beckybecky
reply to post by TiM3LoRd
i just want to let you know about this guy who by altering his ph cured his prostate cancer with 2 household foods.
he has made a short video and it is really awesome.
www.youtube.com...
this could be related to your post.
any thoughts?
Originally posted by TiM3LoRd
It all began today while I was squeezing some fresh lime juice.....
Originally posted by djmarcone
I was fairly sure it was due to PH but didn't know for sure if coffee was acidic. Now I see that it is, and that backs up my personal hunch.
Originally posted by daskakik
Originally posted by djmarcone
I was fairly sure it was due to PH but didn't know for sure if coffee was acidic. Now I see that it is, and that backs up my personal hunch.
I like to keep an open mind about things but the chart in the OP seems to be wrong. Just like Bedlam pointed out in earlier posts, the closest thing to actual science is PRAL. Using the info in the USDA Nutritional Database and a PRAL calculator I came up with both coffee and black tea being slightly alkaline and coffee being a little more alkaline than black tea. Another shocker was white refined sugar being slightly alkaline as well, actually at -0.055. Far from maple syrup's -6.23 but still not acidic.
Maybe pH is just to simple to be a good an indicator of how good or bad a food is but in any case that chart seems to have been put together with a good amount of bias.
edit on 9-4-2012 by daskakik because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by TiM3LoRd
The table I posted more as a visual aide than a medically researched table. It was on the site I discovered about the importance of pH so I put it on here so people could get an idea of what I was talking about.