Re: Flush after surgery, Why cholesterol

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I wonder if anyone has asked the question as to why your body produces

cholesterol?

Jim

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Jim;

We need it!!! The brain is 2/3rds cholesterol, and it's needed for good cellular

structure, without it we die. The problem lies in not getting it in the right

proportions of High Density Lipoproteins and Low Density lipoproteins. This is

why a good diet is so important and an understanding of just what is happening

with the foods we do eat.

We in the developed countries tend to have too much fat in our diets and because

of that there is an over abundance of LDL cholesterol produced and that then

leads to a precipitation of it from the bile produced to breakdown fats. Seems

odd, doesn't it? The fat breaks down the fat. Well, gasoline breaks down oils

and grease and it's much the same with bile. However if the bile is more like an

oil it's pretty hard for it to breakdown a grease or an oil properly.

Consider a quality bile like a quality dish detergent. Dish detergents help to

emulsify the fats and hold them in suspension in water, which is normally going

to be having the oily fats staying on the top of the water is no soap is used.

However, if the fat load is too great for the amount of emulsifier, i.e. soap,

used fats will precipitate on the walls of the sink. This is the same thing that

happens with bile and cholesterol.

Dale

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From: " Dale " <Da_@...>

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Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 10:02 AM

Subject: Re: Flush after surgery, Why cholesterol

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> I wonder if anyone has asked the question as to why your body produces

> cholesterol?

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> Jim

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> Jim;

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> We need it!!! The brain is 2/3rds cholesterol, and it's needed for good

cellular structure, without it we die. The problem lies in not getting it in

the right proportions of High Density Lipoproteins and Low Density

lipoproteins. This is why a good diet is so important and an understanding

of just what is happening with the foods we do eat.

Okay, but what does it do? Is cholesterol a protection our body produces to

protect inner body parts such as veins? When we are to acidic, do we produce

cholesterol which may be designed to coat our veins to protect them from

thinning and tearing apart. All the stuff I am reading on body PH is VERY

interesting.

Is anyone reading their body PH? This morning, mine was 6.8 which means I

am on the acid side of being right.

And this also means I am a candidate of having high cholesterol

levels....which I do. I am told to get my PH level up where it should be

and the cholesterol problems will likely go away along with multitudes of

other health issues.....like gallstones.

Jim

Jim

Jim

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With what/how do you read your body PH? What should it be and why? Never

heard of this.

M

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> With what/how do you read your body PH? What should it be and why?

Never

> heard of this.

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> M

You test your ph by passing a pH test strip through your

urine stream, or some use saliva to test,

then immediately compare the color to a chart.

I have a brochure, " pH Balancing Simplified " and a few strips

if you are interested. The booklet is about 15 pages, would

appreciate a couple stamps or SASE if you would like

a booklet and a few test strips. You can write me at

claudiameydrech@... so as not to use list for

this. 6.0-7.0 is a generally good range for pH.

L. Meydrech, CN

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