Guest guest Posted December 29, 2001 Report Share Posted December 29, 2001 Thanks Mark for your explanation. I wonder how important the alkaline/acid balance really is for healthy people? For example are the traditional Masai or traditonal Inuit concerned with acid/alakaline balance? What would the acid/alakaline balance be for most of the groups Price studied? It seems to me that most of them would be acid, some more so than others... If I was diagnosed with cancer or started having other serious or pervasive health problems, I would do a raw foods cleanse with no salt and and lots of fresh veggie juice- but I haven't thus far persuaded myself to drink veggie juice for breakfast over eggs and toast. (No thanks Dr. Mercola!) Vegetable juices aren't natural- are any of them traditional? You certainly wouldn't sit down to eat a few pounds of raw veggies at a time. Someday I do hope to get a wheatgrass juicer- I'd like to use wheatgrass as a dietary supplement- but the thought of lots of fresh veggie juice makes me- *hungry!!* Veggie broths- are these traditonal foods? When I'm sick maybe, but chicken broth is so much nicer IMO. I can see I will have to check out the Bieler book at some point. Love in Christ, Alison __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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