Can modifying the acid level of your blood help you lose weight?
Colleen 0321 asked:
I have read “The pH Miracle” by Dr. Robert Young in which he claims that your blood is naturally alkaline (pH of 7.365) and that eating and drinking highly acidic foods (sweets, alcohol, coffee) lowers the pH of your blood and causes you to get fat because your body creates the fat in order to store the excess acid and thereby protect your body’s organs from the excess acid.
I have read “The pH Miracle” by Dr. Robert Young in which he claims that your blood is naturally alkaline (pH of 7.365) and that eating and drinking highly acidic foods (sweets, alcohol, coffee) lowers the pH of your blood and causes you to get fat because your body creates the fat in order to store the excess acid and thereby protect your body’s organs from the excess acid.
Has anyone had any experience with the process of keeping your blood more alkaline and losing weight as a result?
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Many people ask me how they can slim down. I recommend that people eat right and exercise. However, if they would like a little “help”, I suggest using natural Hoodia (it’s important to note that not all Hoodia works well, even if the bottle says “pure” or “standard”).
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Absolutely. Dr. Young and his wife have also written other books about alkalizing your diet. My wife and I went on this program in 2001 and I lost 40 pounds in six months. Have kept the lower weight ever since. This involves a veggie drink mix with a high pH additive, and reducing intake of acidic foods like sugar, refined flour, soft drinks, coffee, alcohol, including high-sugar-content fruits and fruit juices like orange juice and instead, eating lots of green vegetables.
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