How pH Therapy Can Cure Cancer, Autoimmune Disease, Infection, and More...
Introduction to pH
pH is a measuring stick used to measure the acidity/alkalinity of solutions that contain water. The lower the number on the pH scale, the more acidic the solution is. Higher numbers indicate that the solution is “basic” or alkaline. In order to understand how pH is relevant to health and healing, first we’ll have to review the basics of acidity and alkalinity. Read this article to take a look at the causes of cancer specifically, and how high or low pH plays a role in the development and treatment of cancer. Finally, then read about high pH and low pH cancer cure therapies, like baking soda therapy, a highly accessible and highly effective cure for cancer and other major diseases. Other high pH therapies include cesium therapy and molecular hydrogen therapy, while an example of low pH therapy is systemic cancer multistep therapy (sCMT).What does pH measure?
Most people remember acids and bases from high school. And we all have everyday experiences with both acids and bases (which are alkaline). We all know what battery acid is, for example. We know that battery acid is corrosive, and that we should avoid getting it on our skin and clothes. And everyone knows what lye (sodium hydroxide) is too. Lye is used to make soap and as with all bases, it’s slippery when wet. Lye is caustic and just as dangerous as battery acid, even though it’s on the opposite end of the pH scale.The difference between the high pH of battery acid (pH 1) and the low pH of lye (pH 13) has to do with the number of positive hydrogen ions (H+) in proportion to the number of negative hydroxide ions (OH-) floating around in the solution. In pure water, which falls around 7 on the pH scale, there are an equal number of hydrogen and hydroxide ions in the solution; this is what makes water “neutral”. In acidic solutions, however, there are more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions. In contrast, alkali solutions have fewer hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions.
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pH Therapies: Effectiveness
The pH therapies that are used to treat cancer and other diseases are important because, for one thing, they’re systemic. They work holistically to treat the entire body and, with the exception of pH neutral tumors (which don’t respond well to pH treatments) and infectious organisms that like very high or very low pH levels, the pH therapies target cancers and infectious organisms located anywhere in the body, even in some of the hardest-to-reach areas like the liver and pancreas. For the most part, the pH therapies for cancer are relatively simple and straightforward and they work fast. If you’ve recently been diagnosed with cancer, pH therapies can help you change your body chemistry to make it unfriendly to cancer within days or even hours.Click here to read more about a personal account of baking soda therapy as a fast, affordable, and highly effective treatment for Sezary syndrome. Understanding the pH therapies is important for other reasons too. Cancer diets are an integral part of practically every chronic disease protocol in part because diet plays a role in the body’s pH, and also because diet plays a role in building the immune system (due to its mediating effect on pH). The diet you choose to follow, combined with specific alkalizing treatments like baking soda or molecular hydrogen (to name a few), can help stabilize your body’s pH in the alkaline range. What this means is that if you follow a diet that avoids all (or most) animal products and refined sugars, along with other highly acidic foods like vinegar, your body will become more resistant to pH changes that can result from things like a healing crisis.
NOTE: When it comes to diet, readers should be aware that just because a food is acidic outside of the body, this does not make it acidic inside of the body; the same is true for some alkaline or neutral foods, though this is more rare. For example, lemons are acidic outside the body, but act to alkalize the internal environment of the body when eaten.
