Eggs

People who sit down to a daily breakfast of eggs, not only pollute their blood with over 58,000 biological transformations or bacteria per egg, which also activates an immediate immune response, but will have an increased risk of developing the acidic condition of diabetes.



In a long-term study of 57,000 U.S. adults, researchers found that those who ate a filthy dirty acidic egg a day were 58 percent to 77 percent more likely than non-egg-eaters to develop type 2 diabetes.



The findings, published in the journal Diabetes Care, do not necessarily mean that eggs themselves put people on a path to diabetes, according to the researchers. But they do suggest it is wise to limit your egg intake.



"Based on the current data, our recommendations would be to consume eggs in moderation and not to exceed six eggs per week," lead researcher Dr. Luc Djousse, of Harvard Medical School in Boston, told Reuters Health.



According to Dr. Robert O. Young, Director of Research at the pH Miracle Living Center in San Diego, California, "eggs are not for eating. Eggs are for the reproduction of the species. When you eat an egg you seriously pollute the blood with thousands of biological transformations, medical Science calls bacteria and yeast. Eggs are on my top ten list of acidic foods never to eat. The others include animal protein such as chicken, turkey, duck, pork, beef, and then all forms of dairy, vinegar, fermented soy such as soy sauce or miso, corn and all related corn products, such as corn syrup, peanuts or peanut oil, mushrooms of all kinds, alcohol, coffee and tea, and finally all forms of sugar."



The study does not explain exactly why eggs are linked to diabetes, but cholesterol may play a role. The study participants' daily cholesterol intake was also related to diabetes risk, and when the researchers factored this in, the relationship between egg intake and diabetes weakened.



"Cholesterol is not the problem with eggs or the cholesterol made by the body. Cholesterol helps to bind up acids and protects the alkaline design of the body. The problem with eggs are that they are highly acidic and full of biological transformations (bacteria and yeast) that pollute the fluids of the body. This activates the white blood cells to clean up the bloody (pun intended) mess. Bottom line eggs are a filthy, dirty thing to eat and were NEVER meant for human consumption," states Dr. Young.



In animal studies, high saturated and/or trans fat diets have been shown to raise levels of blood Sugar and the sugar-regulating hormone insulin -- suggesting a way that an acidic diet might promote diabetes.



"The acid from eggs breaks down body cells, including the red blood cells and thus increases blood sugar. Sugar is a breakdown product or acid from the degeneration of any body cell. This is why blood sugars go up. The body is breaking down just like when a banana ripens. It gets sweeter as it spoils or degenerates. Once we get it into our heads that Sugar is an acid from rotting matter, including body matter than maybe we will stop eating foods and drinking liquids that are acidic or full of sugar. This is the true cause of diabetes," states Dr. Young.



According to Djousse, it's important for people at risk of type 2 diabetes -- due to factors like family history and obesity -- to pay attention to their overall cholesterol intake, and not just cholesterol from eggs.



"In the prevention of diabetes or in its reversal you just have to stop making acidic lifestyle and dietary choices. It is acidic choice that causes diabetes and eating eggs is one of those acidic choices that leads to diabetes," states Dr. Young.



Even more important, he noted, is a focus on overall health -- maintaining a normal weight, exercising regularly and eating a well-balanced diet -- rather than any one food or nutrient.



"Preventing or reversing diabetes is as simple as making better choices and choices must be alkalizing."



To learn more about how to prevent or reverse diabetes read The pH Miracle for Diabetes, by Dr. Robert and Shelley Young.



http://www.phmiracleliving.com/p-297-the-ph-miracle-for-diabetespap...



To learn more about two medically documented reversals of Type I diabetes go to:



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LFFQawEWS4



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZCCyO1jjTg

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How green foods can reduce excess acidity

(NaturalNews) How many times have you heard to eat fruits and vegetables? Well, there is a good reason to start as fruits and vegetables are at the top of
the healthy foods list. Mother Nature has packed them with hundreds of different nutrients designed to keep our bodies in top working order. Nearly all
fruits and vegetables help counteract excessive amounts of acid in the body which is another benefit.

Too much acid, or acidosis, is a condition marked by high levels of acid in the body. With symptoms ranging from fatigue, aches and pains, acidosis can be
very disruptive to daily life. In spite of that, however, (it is seldom diagnosed) or even mentioned in mainstream medicine.

The health issues of Acidosis are complicated and stem from the fact that the body`s pH (potential of hydrogen) is out of balance, and proper pH balance is
vital for good health. Ideally, the body`s pH should be 7.43. A lower pH is a sign of too much acid, or acidosis. A pH above 8.5 indicates excessive
alkalinity, or alkalosis.

Myriad health problems are linked to both acidosis and alkalosis. But acidosis is especially problematic because it interferes with healthy cell functions
throughout the body. One example is the production of white blood cells, essential for a strong immune system. Poor quality white blood cells are produced
in an acidic environment, making it easy for infections. Fortunately, restoring a proper pH balance boosts the immune system and benefits the entire body.

A diet high in acid-producing

causes acidosis. Not surprisingly, the Standard American Diet (SAD) is loaded with acidic foods, including meat, dairy products and grains and cereals -
anything containing sugar, eggs, legumes, coffee, tea, wine, fish and fowl. Their acidic content needs to be balanced with alkaline foods.

Sugary foods are a special concern. Soft drinks, for instance, which contain as much as 12 teaspoons of Sugar in the typical 16-ounce can, are highly
acidic. To neutralize all that

, the body takes alkaline substances, like the mineral calcium, and moves it from the bones into the bloodstream. Acidity is lowered, but the bones are
being deprived of the calcium they need to remain strong and healthy.

If you`re concerned about acidosis, it`s easy to determine your own pH levels. The simple test involves using litmus paper that tests the saliva and urine;
then check the second urine of the day.

If the test reveals 6.5 or less, then acidosis is a problem. The best way to change that is with dietary improvements designed to make the body more
alkaline. That translates into eating more vegetables. An acid-reducing diet should consist of 80 percent alkalizing foods and 20 percent acid-forming
foods.

Some fruits and almost all vegetables are alkalizing. So eat your vegetables or begin to take a multi

supplement that focuses on alkalinity. Tomatoes and citrus actually have an alkalinizing effect when consumed. So enjoy lemons, tomatoes and related foods
without worrying about contributing to acid levels.

After a week or so on the acid-reducing diet, retest your urine to see if the pH level is higher to your goal level of 7.43. Maintain your alkalinity
levels by eating properly and taking a multi green supplement.

RESOURCES

The pH Miracle Center:

Yvas, Bharti and Le Quesne, Suzanne. The pH Balance Diet: Restore Your Acid-Alkaline Levels to Eliminate Toxins and Lose Weight. Ulysses Press; 2007.

Kliment, Felicia. The Acid Alkaline Balance Diet: An Innovative Program for Ridding Your Body of Acidic Wastes. McGraw-Hill; 2002.

About the author

Leigh Erin Connealy, M.D. has specialized in Integrative Medicine for over twenty years, using conventional and natural methods to determine and discover
the "root of the cause" in her clinic, Center for New Medicine in Irvine, California, each and every day. Many people come in to the clinic from all over
the world with severe chronic illnesses that conventional medical protocols have been unsuccessful treating. She realized early on that she can truly
change lives through education as well as treatment protocols.


Leigh Erin Connealy, M.D. and her medical staff strives to look at the whole person while exploring the effects and relationships among nutrition,
psychological and social factors, environmental effects and personal attunement. Out of frustration of trying to find the right products to help her
patients she formulated the perfectlyhealthy brand of products. All perfectlyhealthy products are clinically tested. For more information on recommended
products, please visit www.perfectlyhealthy.net or www.perfectlyhealthy.com.

Acid Alkaline Balance

Acids Are The Cause of Overweight and Underweight

We all know that multiple trips to the acidic buffet for fatty acidic fried foods and sugary acidic deserts will pile on the pounds of protection. But no matter how carefully you watch your diet, stealth saboteurs may be making it difficult for you to shed extra pounds of acids. Several of the most common diet saboteurs you may not suspect -- and how to counteract them -- are:



1. Lack of Sleep. Recent research has shown that a

lack of sleep stresses your body physiologically and

causes the body to store the acids into fat more.

Counteract by getting eight hours of restful sleep

each night.



2. Stress. Stress throws the body into survival mode

where metabolism slows and the body stores fuel. In

addition, it dumps metabolic acids into your system,

such as cortisol and other hormones, which tend to

cause weight gain in the abdomen. Fight stress by

exercising, deep breathing and relaxation techniques.



3. Medications. Many prescription drugs are acidic,

including some used to treat depression, migraine,

blood pressure, and diabetes can cause weight gains

as drastic as ten pounds a month! Other acidic

medications, such as steroids and oral contraceptives,

can also cause weight gain as the body uses fat as

a buffer for acidic drugs. If you've had weight gain

with no change in lifestyle, check your medication

and talk to your doctor. You may want to consider

a more alkaline lifestyle and diet.



4. Lack of Alkaline Hydration. The body needs water

and the right kind of water to flush acidic waste

products from diet and metabolism. If the body

is not receiving adequate alkaline hydration acids

cannot be eliminated and are therefore stored into

the fatty acids. The body will also retain fat from

the diet to store excess acids from lifestyle and

diet not being eliminated because of a lack of

Alkaline Water consumption. You may want to

consider increasing your Alkaline Water consumption

to 1 liter per 30 pounds of weight to begin

detoxing the body of excess acidity.



To learn more about losing dietary and metabolic acids retained by the fat of the body or in the connective tissues causing obesity and symptoms of fibromyalgia dread The pH Miracle for Weight Loss by Dr. Robert and Shelley Young.



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According to Dr. Robert O. Young, a research scientist from the pH Miracle Living Center states, "fat is not the problem with over or underweight - it is the acidic waste products from our lifestyle and diet. The body retains fat to park excess acids away from the organs that sustain life. Therefore, the retention of fat on the body is a natural protection mechanism

to sustain and preserve life. If one is overweight or derweight then the treatment is simple - get off the acidic lifestyle and diet and the body will naturally and easily lose all the excess

weight or start gaining healthy weight. It is important to remember that the only cause of excess weight or underweight is an acidic lifestyle and diet."



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