㕢㕡
ᆠ
༑ژ
ᕚ
ືӻ୕dϞঐɢၪܵlzა
ܓ
̻ٙፅd͍੬ɛ͉࣬
ʔπίაሯਪᕚf
ɛٙሜືeᇠላӻ୕
ԟჿdɛϞࡳԬ੶ɽٙሜືeᇠላӻ୕ճkՈٙ
Ⴍdܼ̍வ
ࡈ
˙ࠦj
А૰ᇠላӻ୕fܼ̍А૰ʕٙ၁ა૫ᇠላӻ୕eᐟ
აᇠላӻ୕eАᆉஐͣᇠላӻ୕eА
ߎ
ஐͣձःΥ
А
ߎ
ஐͣᇠላӻ୕fՉʕd၁ა૫ᇠላӻ୕ၾА
ߎ
ஐͣձःΥА
ߎ
ஐͣӻ୕௰
މ
ࠠ
ࠅ
dЦА૰ᇠላӻ
୕ঐɢٙ
30%
˸ɪf
ഥ̌ሜືfഥᛔϞર̈ཀεٙა
ي
ሯeΫϗ
ي
ሯٙ̌ঐd
ڭ
ܵɛٙა̻ፅf
խіሜືf٬തஷཀર̈ɚःʷ၁dಯˇlz౨೯
აeуɚःʷ၁ٙପ͛f
ߤ
ሜືfஷཀ
ߤ
lz̮૫ᕎɿၾඒᕎɿe၁ა૫ᕎ
ɿձಣᕎɿٙʹ౬d̻ፅ૰ٙაˢԷf
ஷཀவԬɛlzٙሜືdԴɛА૰ձ૰ٙა
ܓ
eу
pH
ڭ࠽
ܵί
7.35
㕏
7.45
ʘගdɛяࢮ
d͉࣬ʔึϞ
ޟ
ჿ
70%
ٙაሯf
ΝࣛᏐ༈ႭdɛʔΝᛔኜʘගٙა
ܓ
ᒔॆπί
ɽࢨମdˢν
ߞ
૰я੶აd
pH
࠽
ί
1.5
㕏
2
ʘගi
ঈ૰᙮੶d
pH
࠽
̙༺
8.8
iʃ໑૰ɰ᙮੶
d
pH
࠽
ί
7.2
㕏
7.8
ʘගfᒱ್ᛔኜʘගა
ܓ
ࢨ
ମ̶ɽdШʱ
ؤ
ٙऊʷ૰ձ
೯ي
͛Ъ͜˸
ܝ
dა
ܓ
ேึ೯͛ɓԬʔΝᜊʷdʔ၍ՉᜊʷνОdආɝА
૰˸
ܝ
dேึʱ༆ϓ
pH
࠽
7.35
㕏
7.45
ٙࢮdʔ
ึeɰʔ̙ঐ̈ତ
ޟ
ჿაሯf
Ң͛
ݺ
භ͜˥ሊ͛ᅺᆽ֛d͛
ݺ
භ͜˥ٙ
pH
࠽
ᇍఖ
މ
6.5
㕏
8.5
dவఱจբഹ݊ls
6.5
㕏
7.0
ٙฆა͛
ݺ
භ͜˥f࿁͍੬ɛԸႭӚ̀
ࠅ
Սจ፯
ࢮ˥d̥
ࠅ
˥ሯୌΥᅺdܲʕ֢͏ጯ
ܸ
ی
ٙ
ࠅ
Ӌdӊ˂
ڭ
ᗇභ˥
1200
૩ʺdᅵঐৎՑᆗ
໑ஷ
ک
ٙЪ͜dတԑɛٙც
ࠅ
f
Ϋཀ᎘ԸdҢ
ࡁ
ႭႭ܁ෂग़˷Չग़ٙࢮ˥fࢮ
˥ஷཀ၍Ց༺
ߞ
d
pH
༺৷࠽
1.5
㕏
2
ٙ
ߞ
૰
ɓɨɿఱึҪ̴ʕձdԨԘ
Դʘᜊϓ¨ა˥©dࢮ˥
ٙࢮतᓃɓɨɿఱӚ
ədࡳᒔϞመε
ڭ
Ъ
͜ќkεਖ਼ேʔ
ႩΝࢮ˥ٙ܁
ෂdႩ
މ
ೌ
ڢ
݊฿ׂ
ق
ЪϾ
ʊf
THE MYSTERY OF DIET AND ACIDITY OR ALKALINITY
Despite dietary variations, our body has a comprehensive buffering and conditioning system, keeping the pH value (acidity) of the
blood from 7.35 to 7.45. In fact, severe dietary deficiencies or deliberate avoidance of certain food items leads to fat breaking
down into excessive fatty acids. To make the blood more alkali, it would be far simpler just to take baking soda (sodium bicarbonate)
than avoiding "acidic" food: cereals, meat, poultry, fish, prawns, eggs, nuts, milk, dairy products and fat. That only veggie and
fruits are "alkali" is all imaginary, as the "acidity" was from established organic diseases and/or the taking of certain medications,
not before, e.g., with severe diabetes and kidney failure, blood is then more acidic. As weak alkali water would be neutralized
instantly by our very strong stomach acid, these serve no purpose at all. The efficient pH maintenance is through the bicarbonate,
the phosphoric acid, plasma proteins, hemoglobin and oxyhemoglobin buffering systems; the kidney actively passing out acids
and conserving alkali; the lungs expelling carbon dioxide; the cells, hydrogen and sodium ions, exchange of bicarbonate and
chlorine ions: all are effective!