Acid alkaline balance and your fat tissue

[troutfarm]

Acid and alkaline foods are listed @ this site

www.chionline.com/anatomy/chiropractic/acid.htm

from the above website

When you consume mostly acidic foods, your body - blood and other fluids, including saliva - tries to restore the alkaline/acidic balance. To achieve the balance, the system uses essential minerals already stored in your body - potassium, sodium, magnesium, and calcium. By doing so, your mineral reserves are eventually depleted if your diet continues to be acidic.

When the reserves are depleted and the body can no longer fight the acidity formed by foods, it stores the by-products in your fat tissue so it may get rid of the acid later. Do you know someone who's been skinny all their life and then suddenly, they're in their 30's-40's and not so thin anymore? Gaining weight is not a normal process that "comes with aging", but rather it's an accumulation of all the by-products that your body was never able to get rid of. Now it's all accumulated in fat tissue

[troutfarm]

PS The cell salt natrum phos will helps when your body is over acid

Sodium phosphate is a blood preserving salt; it causes deacidification of the blood. It is used to break down carbohydrates into water and carbonic acid. It is by means of these two substances that all acids in our organism are broken down so that they can be eliminated. In many cases the organism is not up to this task, because too many acid-containing or –forming foods are absorbed, and there is insufficient sodium phosphate to reduce acidity. The saponification of fats (a step in fat digestion) and the digestion of protein also require sodium phosphate. If this essential life salt that is needed to break down the acidity is missing, the acid often binds with calcium, which can lead to the formation of stones and crystalline deposits in the joints and tissue.

Sodium phosphate also helps to prevent suppurations and inflammations, because inflammations cannot easily form in a nonacidic environment.

[troutfarm]

more interesting ph balance sites with 12 foods to avoid over eating added to it

mysite.verizon.net/felipe2/id12.html

www.liferesearchuniversal.com/acid.html

12 foods to avoid over using

mysite.verizon.net/felipe2/id8.html

[Kimberanne]

going to check those out.. Thanks trout.