Re: PH of Urine and chelation

[Guest guest]

pH doesn't matter for chelation. If it concerns you greatly then give

supplements that are citrate forms and it will make his pH more alkaline. But

honestly....we've done 110 rounds and never bothered with pH. There are no

problems with chelating now with the pH as it is.

GSE will not change his pH. Foods are not really an issue either.

Jan

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> We wish to start chelation for our five year old. According to his urine

sample

> of today, the pH of his urine came out to be 5.0. I have heard somewhere that

> during chelation, the urine pH should be alkaline. Should we wait for it to

> become alkaline or should we chelate? Any side effects on chelating now?

>

> About two months ago his urine pH was 8.0. We are using GSE as an

> anti-fungal, does it caused it to turn it acidic? What foods should and should

> not be given in this situation.

>

>

> Regards,

>

>

> Sajeel

>

[Guest guest]

If you want to tweak the PH balance, you can encourage the child to eat

differently. Some things I ate a lot of to work on that: lettuce, corn, and

watermelon. You can also google information. There are multiple websites with

food lists stating which ones are alkaline and which ones are acid, though some

of those lists conflict. As far as I know, it doesn't matter for doing

chelation. I worked on this to reduce susceptibility to infection. Infection

and metal poisoning seem to often go hand-in-hand, so there may be some benefit

in that regard.

Michele

http://www.healthgazelle.com

http://www.kidslikemine.com

http://www.solanorail.com

>

> We wish to start chelation for our five year old. According to his urine

sample

> of today, the pH of his urine came out to be 5.0. I have heard somewhere that

> during chelation, the urine pH should be alkaline. Should we wait for it to

> become alkaline or should we chelate? Any side effects on chelating now?

>

> About two months ago his urine pH was 8.0. We are using GSE as an

> anti-fungal, does it caused it to turn it acidic? What foods should and should

> not be given in this situation.

>

>

> Regards,

>

>

> Sajeel

>