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Subject: Re: The pH of Arterial Blood

To: mscured

Date: Sunday, August 30, 2009, 1:27 PM

 

I had my blood test evaluated and this was the response that I got from a

homeopathic doctor. My venous blood pH was 7.55, moderately high. My arterial

blood was slightly higher. On a scale of 1-10, my kidneys were a 9. My

circulation was a 7. This was before I started eating animal protein. I haven't

been tested since.

____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

Blood pH Moderately High

An increase in the venous blood pH is known as an " alkalemia " . Physiological

causes of an

alkalemia are numerous, but they all depend on a greater concentration of HCO3-

(bicarbonate ion)

to CO2 (carbon dioxide) ratio. The most common cause is the over-consumption and

production of

endogenous and exogenous acids. These acids are compensated for in the blood

resulting in an

elevated concentration of the very alkaline bicarbonate ion. Correcting this

alkalemia can be both

lengthy and involved and usually requires alterations in diet, lifestyle and

increasing kidney, liver and

respiratory functioning.

When the blood becomes more alkaline, its ability to optimally unload oxygen and

nutrients to the

tissue is diminished. This can often times lead to tissue hypoxia and

nutritional deficiencies. These

imbalances can create reactive oxygen species, free radical pathologies and

mitochondrial stress

with ox-phos derailment.

Therapeutic considerations might also include HCL either intravenously or

orally, ammonium

chloride or lysine monohydrochloride orally, as well as means to improve

complete cellular oxidation.

Complete oxidation is dependent upon oxygen concentration in the mitochondria as

well as sufficient

digestive and interactive enzyme co-factors and co-minerals.

A number of pilot studies have demonstrated that the frequent utilization of

alkaline-reduced

electrolyzed water has lowered this increase in venous blood pH. Dr.

has

demonstrated that the consumption of white meat from chicken, turkey and fish

which all contain

lower concentrations of purine, have been proven to decrease blood pH readings.

Reducing the overall acid load in the diet is also essential, but alone will

never compensate for an

alkalemic state.

____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________

This is one reason that I have considered taking MMS. It oxidizes along with

killing pathogens and detoxing metals. Metals were at 4 on the list, Adrenals

and thyroid were at 3. Immune system was 1. Virus and bacteria were 0.

One more thing, I don't think that all people can be treated the same by a

system of numerical ratings. This was just a guide and several treatment options

were given.

--- In mscured@yahoogroups .com, " Dudley Delany " <DudleyDelany@ ...>

>

> Arterial blood is normally alkaline, with a pH ranging between 7.35 and 7.45.

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