Harm Caused by Acid pH

27Feb08

As the primary response of the body to all stimuli is to produce an acid, we must effectively neutralize and eliminate these metabolic waste products to maintain the efficiency and integrity of the biological machines that we inhabit.

Unfortunately, in this modern age of technological wizardry this is becoming increasingly more difficult, if not impossible.

In a nutshell, stress produces acid and everything is stress. Since the body does not differentiate stress or its response to stress, the net result is always the same, an acid must be produced.

On any given day we are exposed to enough opportunities to overwhelm the biological buffering systems by producing excess acids.

While acids are produced by the body as a normal function of cellular metabolism and are increased during times of stress (which are circumstances that stimulate the sympathetic nervous system) we are constantly challenged to neutralize and eliminate the waste product.

On a 24 hour cycle any acid not neutralized and excreted must be stored. The storage systems of the body are as unique as the complex buffering systems. Ultimately, the goal of storage is to eventually metabolize the excess out of the system.

The more acid that is produced, multiplied by the length of time that it is produced, will determine the level of storage and the nature and extent of damage produced by the stored waste product.

The first storage system utilized by the body is that of the interstitial fluids (the fluids which permeate all the tissues of the body). This is the fluid in which all of the cells of the body float while conducting the business of the day.

When this storage facility is full the body begins to store the acid wastes in the tissues, organs, and glands.    

Finally, as the more superficial storage systems become overwhelmed, the last place the body begins to store waste is the last place that we would want it stored – inside the cell.    

While symptoms and isolated dysfunction vary from individual to individual to every level of storage, by far, the most dangerous and devastating damage occurs with the storage of water products inside the cell.

In other words, when the pH deviates to far to the acid side inside the cell, cellular metabolism will stop, and as the cells become poisoned in their own toxic waste, they die.

The nature and extent of the symptoms manifested and functional disability expressed will inevitably correspond to the cellular environments affected, exhibiting dysfunction to the degree that they are affected.

As we have learned, the kidneys are one of the organs responsible for removing acid. Actually, they remove more acid than any other buffering system of the body. However, the only way to transport excess acid to the kidneys is through the bloodstream.

When we combine the sensitivity of the blood to alterations in pH with the buffering capacity of the kidneys, we can easily see how a potential bottleneck might occur as the body frantically attempts to dispose of these corrosive waste products.

Since for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, we can also see how, eventually, every system of the body might be affected by the accumulation of excess acids and the inability of the body to continue to compensate. As more and more acid is accumulated, storage capacity is diminished and the body’s ability to manage the accumulations falters. The body slowly begins to suffocate in its own acid waste. Cancer and other diseases thrive in an acidic, oxygen deficient environment. Coral calcium in water flushes out the acid restoring the pH level in the body fluids to the healthy alkaline state. The body will now absorb twenty times the amount of oxygen. You can change your water in your body immediately with this knowledge and reclaim your inner terrain.

The immediate goal of any approach employed while addressing an acid/alkaline imbalance is to assist the body in eliminating the excess acid stored. Secondary goals are to restore normal function and prevent the imbalance from reoccurring.

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