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ScotScorp
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posted February 14, 2007 12:52 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for ScotScorp     Edit/Delete Message
I've read The Calcium Factor and was wondering if Iqhunk or anyone else here could give me any first hand experiences about using calcium to balance body pH?

Any information about health improvements or debilitating effects would be greatly appreciated!

Angela

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ScotScorp
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posted February 18, 2007 11:41 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for ScotScorp     Edit/Delete Message
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ScotScorp
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posted February 24, 2007 10:28 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for ScotScorp     Edit/Delete Message
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BlueRoamer
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posted February 25, 2007 03:57 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for BlueRoamer     Edit/Delete Message
Do you feel that your bodies pH is out of balance? Isn't the body supposed to run alakaline? are you getting this reading from a urine test on pH paper?

Your body has a very strict set point for pH which will not deviate much, unless you put A LOT of a certain substance into your body, and at this point your basically poisoning yourself.

What are the problems with your diagnosis of being alkalaine? Are there other problems that stem from this offset pH?

I don't feel that calcium will necessarily affect your bodies pH, but its possible...your body will tightly regulate your calcium level in your body and basically expel any extra...my hunch is no on this one, but I'm not absolutely sure.

Tell me more about your condition. Anything with a lot of proteins might move you towards a more acidic pH....meat, nuts, etc

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ScotScorp
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posted February 26, 2007 04:16 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for ScotScorp     Edit/Delete Message
Blue:

I know you're going to school to be a doc... a psychologist, right?

In the past, I was a transportation consultant for an environmental firm. I am fully aware of the normal pH of body; I was curious as to what the company did, and I ended up doing pH testing when they needed help. Now, a few years ago at the age of 21, I was diagnosed with severe acid reflux. My internist did not want me on prescription medication, so I altered my eating habits. (Runs in the family; Dad has Barrett's eshopogus (sp).) I dropped all bread and pasta products; this fixed the problem. At that time I had read about body pH and the difference between health and sickness. I took my pH then and it was in the mid 6s. Strange I thought.. I did not pursue it more than that, ie. try to correct it.

Now the universe is sending me books and articles in magazines about pH and the health difference between having a 6.8 and a 7.2 reading.

I'm not sure my reading now; I have yet to buy some saliva paper. I've started taking 3 calcium/mag pills and 6 vit A & D pills a day, and I already feel a difference. I am breathing better (seasonal asthmatic due to pollen and mold), and feel a bit more energetic.

According to the Calcium Factor, there are plenty of studies showing the benefits of calcium intake. I'm a huge veggie and fruit eater, so I don't worry about being acidic really. I want to know more about what I might experience personally with increased calcium intake. I realize that the excess will be expelled, and I have read that there is no real danger of calcium overload unless you take an unreasonable amount of supplements a day.

So, I just wanted to know if anyone had had any experience with increased calcium intake in relation to keeping the body healthy and alkaline?

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Scorpio/Leo/Leo

"When you realize how perfect everything is you will tilt your head back and laugh at the sky" Buddha

After all, when someone at a party asks you what sign you are, and you look at them (penetratingly) and reply, "Scorpio", and they give a little gasp and back away, or instantly inquire what you're doing later, well, it can get a little...tiresome. -Liz Greene

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BlueRoamer
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posted February 26, 2007 06:14 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for BlueRoamer     Edit/Delete Message
I have read that calcium will make you a bit more alkaline. You could try experimenting with different doses of the calcium then testing your pH after a weeks time, seeing if its having an effect.....a log is alwasy helpful for these kinds of things. Good luck! Sounds like you're on the right track.

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