What are reasons for being alkaline?

[Guest guest]

Yeast has returned. We also have viral issues. Why is urine testing

alkaline 8.0+. 4 year old/PDD-NOS, SCDiet and trying to focus on foods

beneficial to blood type, Houston's trio enzymes, Kirkman's Children's

Multi-Vitamin/Mineral, (yeast symptoms recently returned after I

changed to this multi. I believe this is due to higher B's in this

vitamin) Extra Zinc, Mag Chlor and Vitamin C as well as Kirkman's

Probiotic. I have been giving her Bragg's apple cider vinegar in water

because this has really helped in the past. Frustrated with this yeast.

I have recently added in GSE (which has been helping) and CLO.

Considering adding extra biotin since her muti only has 60 mcg's.

Any ideas of why she is so alkaline and what I can do to bring this

down? Thanks so much for your help. Melinda

[Guest guest]

> Yeast has returned. We also have viral issues. Why is urine testing

> alkaline 8.0+. 4 year old/PDD-NOS, SCDiet

SC Diet... lots of fruits and vegetables... will make you alkaline, right? (I

don't really know... I am just guessing...)

Is alkalinity a sign of infection?

Is her first urine acidic (in the morning)? (it should be) If not, then it

could be a sign of respiratory disorders (during the night, because of reduced

breathing, the body will form less CO2 and so less bicarbonate) or sign of

infection (renal I think).

> (yeast symptoms recently returned after I

> changed to this multi.

Are you sure is yeast and not bacteria? I think a bacterial infection would

change your pH into alkaline.

Valentina

[Guest guest]

My son was very alkaline for awhile as well. Our dr. concluded that

he was leaching calcium from his bones and started him on 12

capsules of calcium a day. I'd have to search to find the brand,

but if you'd like it email me off line. Within a few days, his ph

level was low acid and then after a week fairly constant between 6.5

and 7.2 at which point we switched calciums.

Hope that makes sense.

Debbie

>

> > Yeast has returned. We also have viral issues. Why is urine

testing

> > alkaline 8.0+. 4 year old/PDD-NOS, SCDiet

>

> SC Diet... lots of fruits and vegetables... will make you

alkaline, right? (I

> don't really know... I am just guessing...)

> Is alkalinity a sign of infection?

> Is her first urine acidic (in the morning)? (it should be) If not,

then it

> could be a sign of respiratory disorders (during the night,

because of reduced

> breathing, the body will form less CO2 and so less bicarbonate) or

sign of

> infection (renal I think).

>

>

> > (yeast symptoms recently returned after I

> > changed to this multi.

>

> Are you sure is yeast and not bacteria? I think a bacterial

infection would

> change your pH into alkaline.

>

>

> Valentina

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