HANDS ON: FIGHTING THE DEMON CANCER

Article by Tim Wikiriwhi.

Syndicated from Eternal Vigilance.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Mr. Wikiriwhi is a Transegoist sympathizer; not a Transegoist — our syndication of his article does not indicate that he endorses the Transegoist philosophy.

When Orthodox medicine has no answers, then it’s time to get busy and see what alternative treatments are available. I am sure that with careful “due diligence,” such methods need not be looked upon as “last resorts” but can be wisely incorporated while orthodox treatments are also being utilized. I present these Ideas for further study.

Every parent and patient must carefully consider the pros and cons of choosing to try (or ignore) alternatives like this.

What is also interesting to consider is that this actually has greater ramifications than curing cancer. It also means we all should be attempting to have an Alkaline metabolism so as to prevent cancer as well.

How to Raise Alkaline in the Body

Dec 31, 2010 | By Adam Cloe

Adam Cloe has been published in various scientific journals. He is an M.D./Ph.D. student at the University of Chicago. He has a Bachelor of Arts in biochemistry from Boston University, where he won an award for excellence in undergraduate science writing.

The balance of acidic and alkaline substances in your body is important for the function of the proteins and cells in most of your body’s tissues. The balance of acids and bases is often described as the pH; the blood naturally has a pH of around 7.4, which means that there are slightly more alkaline substances than acidic substances in the blood. If your blood becomes too acidic, it puts stress on the body, which can affect your health. There are a number of different ways to increase the alkalinity of your body.

Step 1: avoid acid-producing foods. Many of the foods in the typical Western diet generate acid in the body, which will neutralize some of the naturally occurring alkaline chemicals in your blood. Acid-producing foods include most meats and dairy products, alcohol, beans and legumes, white pasta and other grains, such as oats, rice, wheat and corn, the Wolfe Clinic explains. According to the acid/alkaline balance theory of diet, reducing your intake of these foods will help raise the amount of alkaline chemicals in your body.

Step 2: increase your intake of alkaline-producing foods. In addition to reducing the amount of acidic foods you eat, the acid/alkaline balance theory of diet recommends that people eat foods that cause the body to produce alkaline chemicals. Most fruits and vegetables, including citrus fruits, are broken down into alkaline substances upon digestion. Eggs, cottage cheese, fermented tofu, most seeds and many spices also have an alkalizing effect on the body.

Step 3: take potassium citrate and magnesium citrate supplements. These minerals can help maintain the balance of calcium, sodium, potassium and magnesium that are needed to help the body stay healthy and maintain its pH, AlkalizeForHealth.net explains. Because there is no standard dose of magnesium and potassium citrate, follow the dosing directions on the packaging of the supplement.

Step 4: take sodium bicarbonate. Sodium bicarbonate is an alkaline substance which is normally produced by the body and can also be taken as a supplement in the form of baking soda. Baking soda can be obtained without a prescription and the dose you need will vary, depending on the condition for which you are taking baking soda. Drugs.com recommends that you follow a doctor’s instructions or follow the directions on the packaging if you take sodium bicarbonate supplements.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Tim Wikiriwhi is running for office as mayor of the city of Hamilton, New Zealand. The Transegoist Daily Journal endorses the candidacy of Tim Wikiriwhi.

Google+
HANDS ON: FIGHTING THE DEMON CANCER