If you have taken basic biology lesson, you will know that cells require certain conditions to function normally. Temperature and pH must be precisely engineered in order to support simple life. Our Body, though it seems sturdy and above this law, it is of no different. It requires basic conditions in order to have optimal performance.
When our human body is functioning at its optimal level, human body fluids and tissues exist in a slightly alkaline state (not acidic). The food we eat often becomes the raw material to rebuild its tissue. Our pH balance can quickly become unbalanced if our diet consists largely of "acidifying" foods.
Read more about your body's natural acid alkaline balance here
These acidifying foods would result in our blood and body tissues to become bathed in an acidic solution. Of course it won't kill you right away, but if left untreated, this acidic condition leads to diseases such as heart Disease, high cholesterol and even obesity.
How do you know whether your body is acidic and requires your
attention?
Here's what you are going to do today to find out whether your body is dangerously acidic..
You would first need to ask yourself whether you experience any of the symptoms below.
a. Pimples & Acnes
b. Agitation
c. Rapid panting breath
d. Rapid heartbeat
e. Muscular pain
f. Pre-menstrual and menstrual cramping
g. Pre-menstrual anxiety and depression
h. Cold hands and feet
i. Light headedness & dizziness
j. Exhausted easily and low energy
k. Joint pains that travel
l. Food allergies
m. Excessive gas
n. Hyperactivity
o. Lack of sex drive
p. Bloating
q. Heartburn & acid reflux
r. Yellow & strong smelling urine
s. Headaches & migraines
t. Irregular heartbeat
u. White coated tongue
v. Hard to get up in morning
w. Excess head mucous (stuffiness)
If you experience more than 2 of the symptoms listed here, there is a high chance that your body is acidic and you may want to take precaution and change your diet before it accumulates and turn into deadly diseases or cancer one day.
There are other ways to confirm your body internal conditions, for example using a self urine test
