Re: acid/alki

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Does anyone know what is the best way to correct an acid/alki imbalance?

Thanks,

Stacie Hall

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Stacie,

I don't know about the best way, but I do know several options in

trying to attain a better alkaline balance if you are currently more

on the acidic side.

I seem to have this problem now, so I'm right there too. Here are

some options:

Drink lemon water in the morning upon rising.

Drink 1 tsp apple cider vinegar in water during the day.

Take apple cider vinegar baths:

http://www.alternativehealth.co.nz/cancer/bath.htm

VINEGAR BATH:

This is used when the body is too acidic. This is a quick way of

restoring the acid-alkaline balance. 1 cup to 2 quarts of 100% apple

cider vinegar to a bathtub of warm water. Soak 40 to 45 minutes. This

is excellent for excess uric acid in the body and especially for the

joints, arthritis, bursitis, tendonitis, and gout.

Eat primarily raw fruits and veggies...these are alkaline forming

foods. For a list, see our files section, and look for the article

Acid & Alkaline Balance in the Diet:

/files/Healing%

20Therapies/

Hope this helps!

Patty

--- In , " Stacie Hall " <staciehall40@...>

wrote:

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> Does anyone know what is the best way to correct an acid/alki

imbalance?

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> Thanks,

> Stacie Hall

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