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Acid conditions
(consequences)  
(Dr. Ted Morter "Your Health, Your Choice")


*
Your cells produce acid as they function, and your lungs eliminate it every time you exhale. That is good!
* Our body must constantly contend with acid, the one it produces is relatively weak and does not cause problems. The one we get from eating too much proteins and other acid-producing foods is stronger and causes many problems.
* Put inferior gas in your car and the engine will run very poorly. The same applies to our body.
* The term pH stands for "Potential of Hydrogen" . The pH of a substance is measured on a scale from 0.00 to 14.00. The midpoint, 7.00, is neutral: it is neither alkaline nor acid. Water, in most cases has a pH of 7.00. The lower the number the more acidic, the higher, the more alkaline.


An excellent rule to follow...
We should eat ONLY 20% acid forming foods


ALKALINE ASH FORMING FOODS


Almonds
Apples
Apricots
Avocados
Bananas
Beans, dried
Beet greens
Beets
Blackberries
Broccoli
Brussels sprouts
Cabbage
Carrots
Cauliflower
Celery
Chard leaves
Cherries, sour
Cucumbers
 
Dates dried
Figs, dried
Grapefruit
Grapes
Green beans
Green peas
Lemons
Lettuce
Lima beans, dried
Lima beans, green
Limes
Milk, goat's*
Millet
Molasses
Mushrooms
Muskmelon
Onions
Oranges
Parsnips
 
Peaches
Pears
Pineapple
Potatoes, sweet
Potatoes, white
Radishes
Raisins
Raspberries
Rhubarb **
Rutabagas
Sauerkraut
Soy beans, green
Spinach, raw
Strawberries
Tangerines
Tomatoes
Watercress
Watermelons


* Recommended only for infants for whom mother's milk is not available

** Leaves an alkaline ash, however it has other properties detrimental to the body


NEUTRAL ASH FOODS THAT HAVE AN ACIDIFYING EFFECT
Corn Oil
Corn Syrup
Refined sugar
Olive Oil

ACID
ASH FORMING FOODS


**Remember... We should eat ONLY 20% acid forming foods

Bacon
Barley
Beef
Blueberries
Bran, oat
Bran, wheat
Bread, white
Bread, whole wheat butter
Carob
Cheese
Chicken
Codfish
Corn
Corned Beef
Crackers
Sodas
Cranberries**


Currants
Eggs
Flour, white
Flour, whole wheat
Haddock
Honey
Lamb
Lentils, dried
Lobster
Milk, cow's
** Macaroni
Oatmeal
Oysters
Peanut butter
Peanuts
Peas, dried
Pike


Plums**
Pork
Prunes**
Rice, brown
Rice, white
Salmon
Sardines
Sausage
Scallops
Shrimps
Spaghetti
Squash, winter
Sunflower seeds
Turkey
Veal
Walnuts
Wheat germs
Yogurt


** These foods leave an alkaline ash but have an acidifying effect on the body

Notes:
1. Changing your diet to a more healthful balance of acid ash and alkaline ash should be done slowly. Quick, radical changes may lead to long-term health but short term misery.
2. When advising friends, family members or clients, always recommend treating the digestive system first, maybe with a light cleansing to start.
If one does not digest and assimilate properly
the body will not benefit from a healthier diet.


ELIMINATE FROM DIET

REPLACE WITH
Red meat - beef and pork

Fish, organic turkey or chicken - baked broiled or roasted

White sugar

Raw Honey, maple syrup, Xylitol

White bread Fresh rye, stone-ground whole wheat flour

Prepared cereals

Cooked whole grains

“Dead” foods - processed or canned

Fresh foods, raw or lightly steamed 60%

Fluid with meals

Fluids 30 minutes before or after meals

Iced beverages with meals

Room temperature beverages if taken with meals

Sodas, coffee, black tea, alcohol

Herb teas, fruit or vegetable Juices

Table salt, black pepper

Vegetable seasoning, kelp, capsicum

Cow’s milk products, pasteurized

Goat’s milk products, raw, tofu milk

Head lettuce

Leaf lettuce (dark green)

Preservatives

Foods that spoil

Fried foods

Raw or lightly steamed foods

Tap water

Mineral water (Notes from FWNC - Evian and/or Celtic are best)

Foods containing hydrogenated oils

Foods containing natural oils
Cook with Grapeseed Oil (and make salad dressing with it... add fresh lemon)
 

ACID CONDITIONS
Catarrh, Mucus, Phlegm
(Iridology volume II by Dr. Bernard Jensen, DC., N.D.)
Enzymes that catalyze certain reactions in the process of cell metabolism cease to function when the acid-alkaline equilibrium is unbalanced in either directions.
Acid wastes are developed as a consequence of cell metabolism and are carried away through the elimination systems.

Hyperactivity represents an accelerated effort by the body to throw off acids so that cell metabolism may be restored to normal. For that reason, catharral buildup is frequently associated with an acid condition as the body metabolizes all its resources to rid itself of acid wastes.

Acid produced by muscle activity are neutralized by potassium.
Calcium, sodium and phosphates are also used in the process of buffering acids.

When the sodium falls too low in the blood stream it is removed from the wall tissue of the digestive tract.

When calcium is too low, it is removed from the bones.

If sodium and potassium are in short supply in the blood stream, the kidneys filters these chemicals from the urine and return them for reuse. This is successful only to the extent that there are sufficient amounts of these biochemical in the first place.

When sodium is lacking, the digestive system is affected.

When calcium is short, our nerves get edgy.

The most alkaline food element is organic sodium (NOT table salt), and next is magnesium. Other alkaline food elements are: potassium, calciums (BUT NOT ALL CALCIUMS), manganese and iron.

Potassium performs an alkaline function in the muscles (the heart is also a muscle).
Calcium, in the bones.
Magnesium, in the nerves.
Manganese, in the brain.
Iron, in the blood.
Sodium, in the alimentary tract and in many bodily secretions.

When cells cannot function, they die (aging process).
When the acid that causes the problem is still present, cells cannot form to replace the dead ones. This condition can only deteriorate, unless something is done.

Chlorine (not the one going inside a pool!) deficiency contributes to a sluggish liver and is associated with glandular swelling. This element is the cleanser in the body, expelling waste, freshening, purifying and disinfecting. (Goat's milk, cucumber, radishes, carrots, leeks will help replenish chlorine)

Catarrh, mucus, phlegm (a thick mucus):

* Mucus lining the wall of the nasal passages, throat, bronchial tubes and the rest of the respiratory system picks up dust, pollutants and microorganisms which are expelled by ciliary activity or destroyed by phagocyte.

* Mucus along the intestinal walls protects and lubricates tissues as food and wastes are moved along by peristaltic action. It also binds fecal particles together and buffers small amounts of acid in the bowel.

* Catarrh is mucus which has reached the running stage when the body is waging an all-out fight against these foreign substances.

* Phlegm is a drying catarrh, a thick, stringy substance that may be brought up from the throat by the cough reflex.

* Catarrh can be discharged from the mouth, the nose, the ears, sinuses. It can also come out through the breasts, uterus, vagina, ovaries and tonsils.

* A tumor can result from a blockage of catarrh, a localized catarrh congestion. We must keep the elimination channels clear and opened.

* If we use unnatural methods such as over the counter drugs, cold and cough remedies to suppress catarrh, it will dry and harden the tissues along with the toxins carried with it. Doing so is to prolong the day of reckoning!

* Kidney stones may develop. Bladder stones can be forrned by certain waste acids.

Good nutrition (digestion and assimilation) builds the body up; good elimination keeps the body clean.


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