Check out some information that would allow your husband to find his
metabolic type, because deposits of crystals in the joints can be due to
alkalosis. If he is too alkaline further alkalinizing would not be
advisable.
From "Prescription for Nutritional Healing" "Alkalosis os often the
result of excessive intake of alkaline drugs such as sodium
bicarbonate.....it can also result from excessive vomiting, high
cholesterol, endocrine imbalance, poor diet, diarrhea, and
osteoarthritis." "The symptoms may be manifested as a highly nervous
condition...Other symptoms can include sore muscles, creaking joints,
bursitis, drowsiness, protruding eyes, hypertension, hypothermia,
seizures, edema, allergies, night cramps, asthma, chronic indigestion,
night coughs, vomiting...........prostatitis..........."
Alkalosis may be less common than acidosis (according to another health
book of mine) but it is no less serious. It can for instance, be the
result of aldosteronism, an excess of aldosterone, one of the adrenal
cortex hormones. My book says the signs are "...persistently low serum
potassium, high normal to elevated serum sodium, neutral or alkaline
urine, and blood alkalosis in the presence of unexplained hypertension...."
I find it puzzling that I hardly ever see any mention of alkalosis, only
of acidosis. It seems to me unwise, no matter that acidosis is more
common, to not look at the possibility at all.
sol
mborg...@att.net wrote:
Question, my husband has gout do you think drinking this tea would
help he does drink lemon water to balance the ph but we have not
checked his ph levels simply because I have not gotten the ph test strips?
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