Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

[Guest guest]

Good on you, Mike. If you test negative, make sure and get a hard copy of the

test result and report.

Leo

-------------------------------------------

>

> Hello Group members,

>

> A week ago I had a biopsy performed by a dermatologist. The biopsy revealed

that the small patch of skin on my face, left cheek, which I was concerned with,

was in fact Basal Cell Carcinoma. The dermatologist recommended me to another

doctor who recommended immediate treatment to remove this area of skin and then

go for reconstructive surgery. I was expecting that response since several years

ago I had what looked like a small pimple on my nose, which turned out to be

Basal Cell Carcinoma; BCC.

>

> The doctor gave me some brochures regarding skin cancer, the removal

process, and reconstructive surgery. I told him I would look them over and think

about my options. Two days later I called the doctor and told him I am going to

explore other options and contact him in the next four to six weeks. The doctor

was not happy to hear that I wanted to explore other options, and he strongly

advised me to move quickly, whatever I decide to do.

>

> I have decided to tackle the situation on two fronts simultaneously. First I

decided to purchase Curaderm-BEC5 for non melanoma skin cancers, as a direct

attack against the BCC area.

>

> http://curaskincare.com/index.php

>

> Second, I decided to test my PH levels, and if levels were below 7.4 levels I

would take action to increase my alkaline level. The basic premise of my

understanding from all the web sites I have explored is a PH level of 7.4-7.6 is

optimum to preserve good health; in addition cancer cells have difficulties

existing in alkaline environments.

>

> After testing myself I determined I was running PH levels between 6.8 – 7.0.

I'm now on a regiment of drinking alkalized water, drinking 3, 16 oz. glasses of

green tea, one in the morning, late afternoon and before sleep, in addition I am

consuming no red meat, just seafood, chicken on occasion, lots of vegetables and

berries.

> One week into this program and the BEC5 appears to be working, although I will

not be 100% sure for about two more weeks. On the PH front, it took a few days

but my PH levels are now in the 7.4 to 7.5 region.

>

> I will keep everyone informed on my progress in a few weeks.

>

> Love, Peace and Happiness

>

> Mike

> Las Vegas, NV

>

[Guest guest]

Good luck with your treatment Mike, and please do keep us informed. Dee

-- New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

Hello Group members,

A week ago I had a biopsy performed by a dermatologist. The biopsy

revealed that the small patch of skin on my face, left cheek, which I was

concerned with, was in fact Basal Cell Carcinoma. The dermatologist

recommended me to another doctor who recommended immediate treatment to

remove this area of skin and then go for reconstructive surgery. I was

expecting that response since several years ago I had what looked like a

small pimple on my nose, which turned out to be Basal Cell Carcinoma; BCC.

The doctor gave me some brochures regarding skin cancer, the removal

process, and reconstructive surgery. I told him I would look them over and

think about my options. Two days later I called the doctor and told him I am

going to explore other options and contact him in the next four to six weeks

The doctor was not happy to hear that I wanted to explore other options,

and he strongly advised me to move quickly, whatever I decide to do.

I have decided to tackle the situation on two fronts simultaneously. First I

decided to purchase Curaderm-BEC5 for non melanoma skin cancers, as a direct

attack against the BCC area.

http://curaskincare.com/index.php

Second, I decided to test my PH levels, and if levels were below 7.4 levels

I would take action to increase my alkaline level. The basic premise of my

understanding from all the web sites I have explored is a PH level of 7.4-7

6 is optimum to preserve good health; in addition cancer cells have

difficulties existing in alkaline environments.

After testing myself I determined I was running PH levels between 6.8 – 7.0.

I'm now on a regiment of drinking alkalized water, drinking 3, 16 oz.

glasses of green tea, one in the morning, late afternoon and before sleep,

in addition I am consuming no red meat, just seafood, chicken on occasion,

lots of vegetables and berries.

One week into this program and the BEC5 appears to be working, although I

will not be 100% sure for about two more weeks. On the PH front, it took a

few days but my PH levels are now in the 7.4 to 7.5 region.

I will keep everyone informed on my progress in a few weeks.

Love, Peace and Happiness

Mike

Las Vegas, NV

------------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Will do, Thank you Leo.

> >

> > Hello Group members,

> >

> > A week ago I had a biopsy performed by a dermatologist. The biopsy

revealed that the small patch of skin on my face, left cheek, which I was

concerned with, was in fact Basal Cell Carcinoma. The dermatologist recommended

me to another doctor who recommended immediate treatment to remove this area of

skin and then go for reconstructive surgery. I was expecting that response since

several years ago I had what looked like a small pimple on my nose, which turned

out to be Basal Cell Carcinoma; BCC.

> >

> > The doctor gave me some brochures regarding skin cancer, the removal

process, and reconstructive surgery. I told him I would look them over and think

about my options. Two days later I called the doctor and told him I am going to

explore other options and contact him in the next four to six weeks. The doctor

was not happy to hear that I wanted to explore other options, and he strongly

advised me to move quickly, whatever I decide to do.

> >

> > I have decided to tackle the situation on two fronts simultaneously. First I

decided to purchase Curaderm-BEC5 for non melanoma skin cancers, as a direct

attack against the BCC area.

> >

> > http://curaskincare.com/index.php

> >

> > Second, I decided to test my PH levels, and if levels were below 7.4 levels

I would take action to increase my alkaline level. The basic premise of my

understanding from all the web sites I have explored is a PH level of 7.4-7.6 is

optimum to preserve good health; in addition cancer cells have difficulties

existing in alkaline environments.

> >

> > After testing myself I determined I was running PH levels between 6.8 – 7.0.

I'm now on a regiment of drinking alkalized water, drinking 3, 16 oz. glasses of

green tea, one in the morning, late afternoon and before sleep, in addition I am

consuming no red meat, just seafood, chicken on occasion, lots of vegetables and

berries.

> > One week into this program and the BEC5 appears to be working, although I

will not be 100% sure for about two more weeks. On the PH front, it took a few

days but my PH levels are now in the 7.4 to 7.5 region.

> >

> > I will keep everyone informed on my progress in a few weeks.

> >

> > Love, Peace and Happiness

> >

> > Mike

> > Las Vegas, NV

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Mike,

How are you testing your PH?

Tammy

[Guest guest]

I use a PH testing device that unfortunetly costs about 100 bucks, but gives you

your ph to within a tenth of a number.  It's from Hanna Instuments, can be seen

at www.hannainst.com.  Mine is the pH/ED/TDS waterproof for family and is the

red one.

From: soberental <tammy.young@...>

Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

Dr

Date: Thursday, June 25, 2009, 4:14 AM

Mike,

How are you testing your PH?

Tammy

[Guest guest]

Oh I'm going out on a limb here, but I read a few things about ph and that

alkalizine your water won't change it much, more has to do with food.  I'm

saying this as a person that bought a very expensive device to alkalize my water

and my ph didn't change.

From: mangomike1 <mangomike1@...>

Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

Dr

Date: Wednesday, June 24, 2009, 10:41 AM

Will do, Thank you Leo.

> >

> > Hello Group members,

> >

> > A week ago I had a biopsy performed by a dermatologist. The biopsy revealed

that the small patch of skin on my face, left cheek, which I was concerned with,

was in fact Basal Cell Carcinoma. The dermatologist recommended me to another

doctor who recommended immediate treatment to remove this area of skin and then

go for reconstructive surgery. I was expecting that response since several years

ago I had what looked like a small pimple on my nose, which turned out to be

Basal Cell Carcinoma; BCC.

> >

> > The doctor gave me some brochures regarding skin cancer, the removal

process, and reconstructive surgery. I told him I would look them over and think

about my options. Two days later I called the doctor and told him I am going to

explore other options and contact him in the next four to six weeks. The doctor

was not happy to hear that I wanted to explore other options, and he strongly

advised me to move quickly, whatever I decide to do.

> >

> > I have decided to tackle the situation on two fronts simultaneously. First I

decided to purchase Curaderm-BEC5 for non melanoma skin cancers, as a direct

attack against the BCC area.

> >

> > http://curaskincare .com/index. php

> >

> > Second, I decided to test my PH levels, and if levels were below 7.4 levels

I would take action to increase my alkaline level. The basic premise of my

understanding from all the web sites I have explored is a PH level of 7.4-7.6 is

optimum to preserve good health; in addition cancer cells have difficulties

existing in alkaline environments.

> >

> > After testing myself I determined I was running PH levels between 6.8 –

7.0. I'm now on a regiment of drinking alkalized water, drinking 3, 16 oz.

glasses of green tea, one in the morning, late afternoon and before sleep, in

addition I am consuming no red meat, just seafood, chicken on occasion, lots of

vegetables and berries.

> > One week into this program and the BEC5 appears to be working, although I

will not be 100% sure for about two more weeks. On the PH front, it took a few

days but my PH levels are now in the 7.4 to 7.5 region.

> >

> > I will keep everyone informed on my progress in a few weeks.

> >

> > Love, Peace and Happiness

> >

> > Mike

> > Las Vegas, NV

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Dee. I will keep the group informed on the progress. According to the

Curaderm BEC5 web site the entire treatment process can take up to six or eight

weeks. From what I have observed I'm about 30% through the process, I've noticed

some new skin layers forming. In another few weeks I should know more.

Best Regards,

Mike

>

> Good luck with your treatment Mike, and please do keep us informed. Dee

>

> -- New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

>

> Hello Group members,

>

> A week ago I had a biopsy performed by a dermatologist. The biopsy

> revealed that the small patch of skin on my face, left cheek, which I was

> concerned with, was in fact Basal Cell Carcinoma. The dermatologist

> recommended me to another doctor who recommended immediate treatment to

> remove this area of skin and then go for reconstructive surgery. I was

> expecting that response since several years ago I had what looked like a

> small pimple on my nose, which turned out to be Basal Cell Carcinoma; BCC.

>

> The doctor gave me some brochures regarding skin cancer, the removal

> process, and reconstructive surgery. I told him I would look them over and

> think about my options. Two days later I called the doctor and told him I am

> going to explore other options and contact him in the next four to six weeks

> The doctor was not happy to hear that I wanted to explore other options,

> and he strongly advised me to move quickly, whatever I decide to do.

>

> I have decided to tackle the situation on two fronts simultaneously. First I

> decided to purchase Curaderm-BEC5 for non melanoma skin cancers, as a direct

> attack against the BCC area.

>

> http://curaskincare.com/index.php

>

> Second, I decided to test my PH levels, and if levels were below 7.4 levels

> I would take action to increase my alkaline level. The basic premise of my

> understanding from all the web sites I have explored is a PH level of 7.4-7

> 6 is optimum to preserve good health; in addition cancer cells have

> difficulties existing in alkaline environments.

>

> After testing myself I determined I was running PH levels between 6.8 – 7.0.

> I'm now on a regiment of drinking alkalized water, drinking 3, 16 oz.

> glasses of green tea, one in the morning, late afternoon and before sleep,

> in addition I am consuming no red meat, just seafood, chicken on occasion,

> lots of vegetables and berries.

> One week into this program and the BEC5 appears to be working, although I

> will not be 100% sure for about two more weeks. On the PH front, it took a

> few days but my PH levels are now in the 7.4 to 7.5 region.

>

> I will keep everyone informed on my progress in a few weeks.

>

> Love, Peace and Happiness

>

> Mike

> Las Vegas, NV

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Tammy,

Test strips from the Indigo company web site below.

http://www.indigo.com/test-strips/ph-test-strips.html

Best Regards,

Mike

>

> Mike,

>

> How are you testing your PH?

>

> Tammy

>

[Guest guest]

Which fluid do you test? Saliva is most reliable, but I doubt you can get enough

to use the Hannah meter. I have a couple Hanna pH meters, and they need a few ml

of sample.

God bless you!

Arthur

Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

Dr

Date: Thursday, June 25, 2009, 4:14 AM

Mike,

How are you testing your PH?

Tammy

[Guest guest]

I had the same results, and I verified that the water pH was in fact as high as

10.5.

God bless you!

Arthur

Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

Dr

Date: Wednesday, June 24, 2009, 10:41 AM

Will do, Thank you Leo.

> >

> > Hello Group members,

> >

> > A week ago I had a biopsy performed by a dermatologist. The biopsy

revealed that the small patch of skin on my face, left cheek, which I was

concerned with, was in fact Basal Cell Carcinoma. The dermatologist recommended

me to another doctor who recommended immediate treatment to remove this area of

skin and then go for reconstructive surgery. I was expecting that response since

several years ago I had what looked like a small pimple on my nose, which turned

out to be Basal Cell Carcinoma; BCC.

> >

> > The doctor gave me some brochures regarding skin cancer, the removal

process, and reconstructive surgery. I told him I would look them over and think

about my options. Two days later I called the doctor and told him I am going to

explore other options and contact him in the next four to six weeks. The doctor

was not happy to hear that I wanted to explore other options, and he strongly

advised me to move quickly, whatever I decide to do.

> >

> > I have decided to tackle the situation on two fronts simultaneously. First

I decided to purchase Curaderm-BEC5 for non melanoma skin cancers, as a direct

attack against the BCC area.

> >

> > http://curaskincare .com/index. php

> >

> > Second, I decided to test my PH levels, and if levels were below 7.4

levels I would take action to increase my alkaline level. The basic premise of

my understanding from all the web sites I have explored is a PH level of 7.4-7.6

is optimum to preserve good health; in addition cancer cells have difficulties

existing in alkaline environments.

> >

> > After testing myself I determined I was running PH levels between 6.8 –

7.0. I'm now on a regiment of drinking alkalized water, drinking 3, 16 oz.

glasses of green tea, one in the morning, late afternoon and before sleep, in

addition I am consuming no red meat, just seafood, chicken on occasion, lots of

vegetables and berries.

> > One week into this program and the BEC5 appears to be working, although I

will not be 100% sure for about two more weeks. On the PH front, it took a few

days but my PH levels are now in the 7.4 to 7.5 region.

> >

> > I will keep everyone informed on my progress in a few weeks.

> >

> > Love, Peace and Happiness

> >

> > Mike

> > Las Vegas, NV

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I test urine, first one of the morning.  As I eat such an alkaline diet the

readings during the day are usually pretty high ph-wise, above 7.5, but the

morning one is usually around 6 or 6.5.  You'd have to do a lot of spitting to

get enough saliva lol, as the unit has to be submersed about an inch and is

about 2 inches wide and maybe 3/4 of and inch thick.  I've tried the ph stix,

but usually I can't correlate a number as the orange side and the green side

don't match anything on the color chart. 

 

It's funny how ph is so different for different things.  My stool ph is always

perfect at 7 to 7.5, but my saliva is all over the place and my urine depends on

diet.  BTW stool....I don't do!  These are lab tests.

From: soberental <tammy.young@ bigfoot.com>

Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

Dr@groups .com

Date: Thursday, June 25, 2009, 4:14 AM

Mike,

How are you testing your PH?

Tammy

[Guest guest]

I had the same results as Arthur, using a pH instrument from Fisher Scientific.

I had bought an inexpensive but effective alkalizer, the output was 10.5, and my

saliva pH didn't noticeably change. Anyone here have success with a particular

protocol?

Leo

------------------------

> > >

> > > Hello Group members,

> > >

> > > A week ago I had a biopsy performed by a dermatologist. The biopsy

revealed that the small patch of skin on my face, left cheek, which I was

concerned with, was in fact Basal Cell Carcinoma. The dermatologist recommended

me to another doctor who recommended immediate treatment to remove this area of

skin and then go for reconstructive surgery. I was expecting that response since

several years ago I had what looked like a small pimple on my nose, which turned

out to be Basal Cell Carcinoma; BCC.

> > >

> > > The doctor gave me some brochures regarding skin cancer, the removal

process, and reconstructive surgery. I told him I would look them over and think

about my options. Two days later I called the doctor and told him I am going to

explore other options and contact him in the next four to six weeks. The doctor

was not happy to hear that I wanted to explore other options, and he strongly

advised me to move quickly, whatever I decide to do.

> > >

> > > I have decided to tackle the situation on two fronts simultaneously.

First I decided to purchase Curaderm-BEC5 for non melanoma skin cancers, as a

direct attack against the BCC area.

> > >

> > > http://curaskincare .com/index. php

> > >

> > > Second, I decided to test my PH levels, and if levels were below 7.4

levels I would take action to increase my alkaline level. The basic premise of

my understanding from all the web sites I have explored is a PH level of 7.4-7.6

is optimum to preserve good health; in addition cancer cells have difficulties

existing in alkaline environments.

> > >

> > > After testing myself I determined I was running PH levels between 6.8

†" 7.0. I'm now on a regiment of drinking alkalized water, drinking 3, 16 oz.

glasses of green tea, one in the morning, late afternoon and before sleep, in

addition I am consuming no red meat, just seafood, chicken on occasion, lots of

vegetables and berries.

> > > One week into this program and the BEC5 appears to be working, although

I will not be 100% sure for about two more weeks. On the PH front, it took a few

days but my PH levels are now in the 7.4 to 7.5 region.

> > >

> > > I will keep everyone informed on my progress in a few weeks.

> > >

> > > Love, Peace and Happiness

> > >

> > > Mike

> > > Las Vegas, NV

> > >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Edy,

Like most people who have decided to take their health in their own hands,

exchange and gain knowledge, I am running a mild experiment, with myself as the

test subject. The objective of this experiment is to maintain my PH levels in

the 7.4 range +. I was not sure that the alkalized water alone, is what caused

my PH to shift into a higher alkaline range, it could have been the organic

green tea, or the large amount of berries and veggies I've consumed, but one

thing I do know is the results have been encouraging.

I test both, my saliva and urine, twice a day. Once in the morning, and before

sleep. It would sure be nice if there was some kind of magic fruit, or pill to

take once a day that would rapidly shift the PH levels to a more alkaline state,

but I'm not aware of one at this time.

Edy, it is my understanding the human body is about 60% water, so logic would

suggest drinking, consuming alkaline water would most likely have some effect,

depending of course on the amounts consumed over a 24 hour period and a person

metabolism.

I'm not sure what to say regarding your water alkalizer, or the fact drinking

alkaline water had no effect on your PH levels, as I am still a novice at this

entire process myself, and am not really qualified to suggest or advise anyone,

although you may want to ask others who have much more experience.

Sincerely,

Mike

> > >

> > > Hello Group members,

> > >

> > > A week ago I had a biopsy performed by a dermatologist. The biopsy

revealed that the small patch of skin on my face, left cheek, which I was

concerned with, was in fact Basal Cell Carcinoma. The dermatologist recommended

me to another doctor who recommended immediate treatment to remove this area of

skin and then go for reconstructive surgery. I was expecting that response since

several years ago I had what looked like a small pimple on my nose, which turned

out to be Basal Cell Carcinoma; BCC.

> > >

> > > The doctor gave me some brochures regarding skin cancer, the removal

process, and reconstructive surgery. I told him I would look them over and think

about my options. Two days later I called the doctor and told him I am going to

explore other options and contact him in the next four to six weeks. The doctor

was not happy to hear that I wanted to explore other options, and he strongly

advised me to move quickly, whatever I decide to do.

> > >

> > > I have decided to tackle the situation on two fronts simultaneously. First

I decided to purchase Curaderm-BEC5 for non melanoma skin cancers, as a direct

attack against the BCC area.

> > >

> > > http://curaskincare .com/index. php

> > >

> > > Second, I decided to test my PH levels, and if levels were below 7.4

levels I would take action to increase my alkaline level. The basic premise of

my understanding from all the web sites I have explored is a PH level of 7.4-7.6

is optimum to preserve good health; in addition cancer cells have difficulties

existing in alkaline environments.

> > >

> > > After testing myself I determined I was running PH levels between 6.8 †"

7.0. I'm now on a regiment of drinking alkalized water, drinking 3, 16 oz.

glasses of green tea, one in the morning, late afternoon and before sleep, in

addition I am consuming no red meat, just seafood, chicken on occasion, lots of

vegetables and berries.

> > > One week into this program and the BEC5 appears to be working, although I

will not be 100% sure for about two more weeks. On the PH front, it took a few

days but my PH levels are now in the 7.4 to 7.5 region.

> > >

> > > I will keep everyone informed on my progress in a few weeks.

> > >

> > > Love, Peace and Happiness

> > >

> > > Mike

> > > Las Vegas, NV

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Arthur,

I test both, saliva and urine with the test strips. The strips seem very

sensitive.

Sincerely,

Mike

>

> From: soberental <tammy.young@...>

> Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

> Dr

> Date: Thursday, June 25, 2009, 4:14 AM

>

> Mike,

>

> How are you testing your PH?

>

> Tammy

>

>

[Guest guest]

Boy I wish I could have done that to save the money on the gadget.  The strips

for me never matched the guidlines.  The green was always different and the

orange was way different so I couldn't get an accurate read.  Maybe it was the

strips.  May I ask what ones you use?

 

Thanks,  Edy

From: mangomike1 <mangomike1@...>

Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

Dr

Date: Thursday, July 2, 2009, 12:49 AM

Hello Arthur,

I test both, saliva and urine with the test strips. The strips seem very

sensitive.

Sincerely,

Mike

>

> From: soberental <tammy.young@ ...>

> Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

> Dr@groups .com

> Date: Thursday, June 25, 2009, 4:14 AM

>

> Mike,

>

> How are you testing your PH?

>

> Tammy

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Mike,

 

Lots and lots of vegies will shift your ph.  I'm definetly no expert, but I

think Arthur agrees with me on this one that the water won't do it for you. 

But if it does....yea!!!  We just excrete so much water.  I think it was

Wile that said changing ph takes food not alkalizing the water.  I'm a

complete novice so just trying to learn.

From: mangomike1 <mangomike1@...>

Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

Dr

Date: Thursday, July 2, 2009, 12:46 AM

Hello Edy,

Like most people who have decided to take their health in their own hands,

exchange and gain knowledge, I am running a mild experiment, with myself as the

test subject. The objective of this experiment is to maintain my PH levels in

the 7.4 range +. I was not sure that the alkalized water alone, is what caused

my PH to shift into a higher alkaline range, it could have been the organic

green tea, or the large amount of berries and veggies I've consumed, but one

thing I do know is the results have been encouraging.

I test both, my saliva and urine, twice a day. Once in the morning, and before

sleep. It would sure be nice if there was some kind of magic fruit, or pill to

take once a day that would rapidly shift the PH levels to a more alkaline state,

but I'm not aware of one at this time.

Edy, it is my understanding the human body is about 60% water, so logic would

suggest drinking, consuming alkaline water would most likely have some effect,

depending of course on the amounts consumed over a 24 hour period and a person

metabolism.

I'm not sure what to say regarding your water alkalizer, or the fact drinking

alkaline water had no effect on your PH levels, as I am still a novice at this

entire process myself, and am not really qualified to suggest or advise anyone,

although you may want to ask others who have much more experience.

Sincerely,

Mike

> > >

> > > Hello Group members,

> > >

> > > A week ago I had a biopsy performed by a dermatologist. The biopsy

revealed that the small patch of skin on my face, left cheek, which I was

concerned with, was in fact Basal Cell Carcinoma. The dermatologist recommended

me to another doctor who recommended immediate treatment to remove this area of

skin and then go for reconstructive surgery. I was expecting that response since

several years ago I had what looked like a small pimple on my nose, which turned

out to be Basal Cell Carcinoma; BCC.

> > >

> > > The doctor gave me some brochures regarding skin cancer, the removal

process, and reconstructive surgery. I told him I would look them over and think

about my options. Two days later I called the doctor and told him I am going to

explore other options and contact him in the next four to six weeks. The doctor

was not happy to hear that I wanted to explore other options, and he strongly

advised me to move quickly, whatever I decide to do.

> > >

> > > I have decided to tackle the situation on two fronts simultaneously. First

I decided to purchase Curaderm-BEC5 for non melanoma skin cancers, as a direct

attack against the BCC area.

> > >

> > > http://curaskincare .com/index. php

> > >

> > > Second, I decided to test my PH levels, and if levels were below 7.4

levels I would take action to increase my alkaline level. The basic premise of

my understanding from all the web sites I have explored is a PH level of 7.4-7.6

is optimum to preserve good health; in addition cancer cells have difficulties

existing in alkaline environments.

> > >

> > > After testing myself I determined I was running PH levels between 6.8

†" 7.0. I'm now on a regiment of drinking alkalized water, drinking 3, 16

oz. glasses of green tea, one in the morning, late afternoon and before sleep,

in addition I am consuming no red meat, just seafood, chicken on occasion, lots

of vegetables and berries.

> > > One week into this program and the BEC5 appears to be working, although I

will not be 100% sure for about two more weeks. On the PH front, it took a few

days but my PH levels are now in the 7.4 to 7.5 region.

> > >

> > > I will keep everyone informed on my progress in a few weeks.

> > >

> > > Love, Peace and Happiness

> > >

> > > Mike

> > > Las Vegas, NV

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[Guest guest]

Hi Edy,

The PH test strips I use are from a company named Indigo Instruments.

P/N 33812-5580, pH paper, 5.5-8 (acid/base), 0.5 pH interval, 50 strips/pack.

See web site below;

http://www.indigo.com/test-strips/gph-test-strips/ph-paper-5.5-8.html

Edy, I can not tell you for a fact what the actual accuracy of these PH

strips are, since I do not have an accurate base reference, medical quality

test equipment to compare against.

Best Regards,

Mike

>

>

> From: mangomike1 <mangomike1@...>

> Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer

> follow-up

> Dr

> Date: Thursday, July 2, 2009, 12:49 AM

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Hello Arthur,

> I test both, saliva and urine with the test strips. The

> strips seem very sensitive.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Mike

>

>

> >

> > From: soberental <tammy.young@ ...>

> > Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin

> cancer follow-up

> > Dr@groups .com

> > Date: Thursday, June 25, 2009, 4:14 AM

> >

> > Mike,

> >

> > How are you testing your PH?

> >

> > Tammy

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi Edy,

I'm using the PH test strips from a company named Indigo Instruments. P/N

33812-5580, pH paper, 5.5-8 (acid/base), 0.5 pH interval, 50 strips/pack. See

web site below;

http://www.indigo.com/test-strips/gph-test-strips/ph-paper-5.5-8.html

Edy, I can not determine, as a fact, the true accuracy of these PH test

strips, since I do not have a reference base, medical test equipment to measue

against.

FYI, over the last few days my PH levels have been fluctuation, since I don't

always have the luxury of sitting down twice a day to consume large amounts of

berries, and veggies. 6.5 to 7.2 is what my PH levels have been running. I

suspect I will have to determine another method of maintaining a PH level of

7.4+.

Edy, if you, or other members of this group know of other methods for

maintaining PH levels in the 7.4+ range, and care to share that information, it

would be appreciated. In the meantime I will return to researching this subject

over the Internet.

Best Regards,

Mike

> >

> > From: soberental <tammy.young@ ...>

> > Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

> > Dr@groups .com

> > Date: Thursday, June 25, 2009, 4:14 AM

> >

> > Mike,

> >

> > How are you testing your PH?

> >

> > Tammy

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

There are many ways to raise the pH value of our body. Lots of vegies

and/or fruit

juice is one way. Drinking alkaline water is another way. Reduce the intake of

meat

protein is also helpful. There is a quick and sure as well as less expensive

way to increase

the body pH is as follow:

1. Put sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) in a clean bottle, add water to make a

saturated

solution out of it - when the baking soda settles at the bottle, then, it

is saturated.

2. Buy a bottle of unfiltered apple cider vinegar.

3. Mix about 30 cc each in a glass slowly and let is bubble for a couple of

minutes.

4. When the bubble subsided, add honey to make it tasty, warm it up and drink

the mixture

about 1/2 or 1 hour before bed time.

5. Use test paper to check your urine pH in the morning and you will be amazed

that it will

be in the alkaline side. If your body has too much acid, try this drink

for a few days and

you will see a change. You can check your saliva and see if there is any

change.

6. Both apple cider vinegar and baking soda are common food items and they

cannot hurt

you at all unless you overdose them.

Make sure you DO NOT over do it to your body as too alkaline is no good

either. Your God

given body is very delicate and a " good balance " is the key for a health body.

I have tried the above method many times with my own body and it works every

time without

failure. Take care.

Bill

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From: Edy Rayfield <edyrayfield@...>

Dr

Sent: Monday, July 6, 2009 9:15:20 AM

Subject: Re: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

Hi Mike,

Lots and lots of vegies will shift your ph. I'm definetly no expert, but I

think Arthur agrees with me on this one that the water won't do it for you. But

if it does....yea! !! We just excrete so much water. I think it was

Wile that said changing ph takes food not alkalizing the water. I'm a complete

novice so just trying to learn.

From: mangomike1 <mangomike1 (DOT) com>

Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

Dr@groups .com

Date: Thursday, July 2, 2009, 12:46 AM

Hello Edy,

Like most people who have decided to take their health in their own hands,

exchange and gain knowledge, I am running a mild experiment, with myself as the

test subject. The objective of this experiment is to maintain my PH levels in

the 7.4 range +. I was not sure that the alkalized water alone, is what caused

my PH to shift into a higher alkaline range, it could have been the organic

green tea, or the large amount of berries and veggies I've consumed, but one

thing I do know is the results have been encouraging.

I test both, my saliva and urine, twice a day. Once in the morning, and before

sleep. It would sure be nice if there was some kind of magic fruit, or pill to

take once a day that would rapidly shift the PH levels to a more alkaline state,

but I'm not aware of one at this time.

Edy, it is my understanding the human body is about 60% water, so logic would

suggest drinking, consuming alkaline water would most likely have some effect,

depending of course on the amounts consumed over a 24 hour period and a person

metabolism.

I'm not sure what to say regarding your water alkalizer, or the fact drinking

alkaline water had no effect on your PH levels, as I am still a novice at this

entire process myself, and am not really qualified to suggest or advise anyone,

although you may want to ask others who have much more experience.

Sincerely,

Mike

> > >

> > > Hello Group members,

> > >

> > > A week ago I had a biopsy performed by a dermatologist. The biopsy

revealed that the small patch of skin on my face, left cheek, which I was

concerned with, was in fact Basal Cell Carcinoma. The dermatologist recommended

me to another doctor who recommended immediate treatment to remove this area of

skin and then go for reconstructive surgery. I was expecting that response since

several years ago I had what looked like a small pimple on my nose, which turned

out to be Basal Cell Carcinoma; BCC.

> > >

> > > The doctor gave me some brochures regarding skin cancer, the removal

process, and reconstructive surgery. I told him I would look them over and think

about my options. Two days later I called the doctor and told him I am going to

explore other options and contact him in the next four to six weeks. The doctor

was not happy to hear that I wanted to explore other options, and he strongly

advised me to move quickly, whatever I decide to do.

> > >

> > > I have decided to tackle the situation on two fronts simultaneously. First

I decided to purchase Curaderm-BEC5 for non melanoma skin cancers, as a direct

attack against the BCC area.

> > >

> > > http://curaskincare .com/index. php

> > >

> > > Second, I decided to test my PH levels, and if levels were below 7.4

levels I would take action to increase my alkaline level. The basic premise of

my understanding from all the web sites I have explored is a PH level of 7.4-7.6

is optimum to preserve good health; in addition cancer cells have difficulties

existing in alkaline environments.

> > >

> > > After testing myself I determined I was running PH levels between 6.8

†" 7.0. I'm now on a regiment of drinking alkalized water, drinking 3, 16

oz. glasses of green tea, one in the morning, late afternoon and before sleep,

in addition I am consuming no red meat, just seafood, chicken on occasion, lots

of vegetables and berries.

> > > One week into this program and the BEC5 appears to be working, although I

will not be 100% sure for about two more weeks. On the PH front, it took a few

days but my PH levels are now in the 7.4 to 7.5 region.

> > >

> > > I will keep everyone informed on my progress in a few weeks.

> > >

> > > Love, Peace and Happiness

> > >

> > > Mike

> > > Las Vegas, NV

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Thanks!!

From: mangomike1 <mangomike1@...>

Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

Dr

Date: Wednesday, July 8, 2009, 11:46 PM

Hi Edy,

I'm using the PH test strips from a company named Indigo Instruments. P/N

33812-5580, pH paper, 5.5-8 (acid/base), 0.5 pH interval, 50 strips/pack. See

web site below;

http://www.indigo. com/test- strips/gph- test-strips/ ph-paper- 5.5-8.html

Edy, I can not determine, as a fact, the true accuracy of these PH test strips,

since I do not have a reference base, medical test equipment to measue against.

FYI, over the last few days my PH levels have been fluctuation, since I don't

always have the luxury of sitting down twice a day to consume large amounts of

berries, and veggies. 6.5 to 7.2 is what my PH levels have been running. I

suspect I will have to determine another method of maintaining a PH level of

7.4+.

Edy, if you, or other members of this group know of other methods for

maintaining PH levels in the 7.4+ range, and care to share that information, it

would be appreciated. In the meantime I will return to researching this subject

over the Internet.

Best Regards,

Mike

> >

> > From: soberental <tammy.young@ ...>

> > Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer follow-up

> > Dr@groups .com

> > Date: Thursday, June 25, 2009, 4:14 AM

> >

> > Mike,

> >

> > How are you testing your PH?

> >

> > Tammy

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Bill. My intake of consuming red meats when measured over a period of

one year is almost zero. My intake of chicken is moderate, while seafood is the

mainstay. Veggies, berries, and green leaf salads are high intake items. Again,

thanks, I'll give it a try, and integrate your suggested drink into my routine,

and continue monitoring my PH levels until I can meet and maintain that 7.4+ PH

range.

Sincerely,

Mike

>

> From: mangomike1 <mangomike1 (DOT) com>

> Subject: Re: New guy introduction, skin cancer

> follow-up

> Dr@groups .com

> Date: Thursday, July 2, 2009, 12:46 AM

>

> Hello Edy,

> Like most people who have decided to take their health in

> their own hands, exchange and gain knowledge, I am running a

> mild experiment, with myself as the test subject. The

> objective of this experiment is to maintain my PH levels in

> the 7.4 range +. I was not sure that the alkalized water

> alone, is what caused my PH to shift into a higher alkaline

> range, it could have been the organic green tea, or the

> large amount of berries and veggies I've consumed, but one

> thing I do know is the results have been encouraging.

>

> I test both, my saliva and urine, twice a day. Once in the

> morning, and before sleep. It would sure be nice if there

> was some kind of magic fruit, or pill to take once a day

> that would rapidly shift the PH levels to a more alkaline

> state, but I'm not aware of one at this time.

>

> Edy, it is my understanding the human body is about 60%

> water, so logic would suggest drinking, consuming alkaline

> water would most likely have some effect, depending of

> course on the amounts consumed over a 24 hour period and a

> person metabolism.

>

> I'm not sure what to say regarding your water alkalizer, or

> the fact drinking alkaline water had no effect on your PH

> levels, as I am still a novice at this entire process

> myself, and am not really qualified to suggest or advise

> anyone, although you may want to ask others who have much

> more experience.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Mike

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Hello Group members,

> > > >

> > > > A week ago I had a biopsy performed by a

> dermatologist. The biopsy revealed that the small patch of

> skin on my face, left cheek, which I was concerned with, was

> in fact Basal Cell Carcinoma. The dermatologist recommended

> me to another doctor who recommended immediate treatment to

> remove this area of skin and then go for reconstructive

> surgery. I was expecting that response since several years

> ago I had what looked like a small pimple on my nose, which

> turned out to be Basal Cell Carcinoma; BCC.

> > > >

> > > > The doctor gave me some brochures regarding

> skin cancer, the removal process, and reconstructive

> surgery. I told him I would look them over and think about

> my options. Two days later I called the doctor and told him

> I am going to explore other options and contact him in the

> next four to six weeks. The doctor was not happy to hear

> that I wanted to explore other options, and he strongly

> advised me to move quickly, whatever I decide to do.

> > > >

> > > > I have decided to tackle the situation on

> two fronts simultaneously. First I decided to purchase

> Curaderm-BEC5 for non melanoma skin cancers, as a direct

> attack against the BCC area.

> > > >

> > > > http://curaskincare .com/index. php

> > > >

> > > > Second, I decided to test my PH levels, and

> if levels were below 7.4 levels I would take action to

> increase my alkaline level. The basic premise of my

> understanding from all the web sites I have explored is a PH

> level of 7.4-7.6 is optimum to preserve good health; in

> addition cancer cells have difficulties existing in alkaline

> environments.

> > > >

> > > > After testing myself I determined I was

> running PH levels between 6.8 †" 7.0. I'm now on a

> regiment of drinking alkalized water, drinking 3, 16 oz.

> glasses of green tea, one in the morning, late afternoon and

> before sleep, in addition I am consuming no red meat, just

> seafood, chicken on occasion, lots of vegetables and

> berries.

> > > > One week into this program and the BEC5

> appears to be working, although I will not be 100% sure for

> about two more weeks. On the PH front, it took a few days

> but my PH levels are now in the 7.4 to 7.5 region.

> > > >

> > > > I will keep everyone informed on my progress

> in a few weeks.

> > > >

> > > > Love, Peace and Happiness

> > > >

> > > > Mike

> > > > Las Vegas, NV

> > > >

> > >

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