dehydration and ph balance 
sofia
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Hi moreless!
I would like to have your insights on the connections between ph balance and dehydration.
thank you very much!
sofia- --answers--Re: dehydration and ph ba... moreless
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This is a reply to # 116,769Hi sofia,
Dehydration or Re-hydration is just a process where as the body cells either retain water or Lose their internal water!
You may also have a condition whereas the body may hold water, but this water may not be held internally inside the cell structure!
But, the main consideration in this case has to do with the condition of "IF" the cells are retaining water internally or losing water to the outside of the cell structure!
This process is "ALL" controlled by the pH Balancing process of the body!
The main control of this action may be related to the Sodium to Potassium ratios to each other!
And this may be effected by the ratios of the Calcium to the Magnesium, in ratio to the Sodium and Potassium ratios!
But, the main control is related to the Sodium to Potassium ratios to each other!
What may take place may be that when the cell has more Sodium than it does Potassium Electro-magnetic Energy available to it's self, then these cells may retain more water!
But the opposite may be true when these same cells may have more Potassium than it does Sodium Electro-magnetic Energy available to it's self, and in this case the cells may Lose their water!
In some schools of thought this may be called the sodium and potassium pump of the cells?
But the entire body and everything in the whole universe operates , Based upon the Acid Alkaline pH Balancing Principles!
And there is "NOT" one single thing which does not operate Based upon these principles!
Smile Tis your choice.
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- very interesting answer, thank you! ... sofia
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MoreThis is a reply to # 116,775Since I learned about the theory of ph balance, mainly from you, I am being quite rigorous in keeping mineralizing and checking my ph throughout the day, I take many measures and they work fine. But the impression I have is that the state of dehydration I was in (due to lack of sodium) was limiting the ability of my body to use effectively all these beautiful minerals to get rid of the toxins stored. As if the water was necessary for the minerals to raft out of the body those acids stored. This is just a little theory I made up yesterday, that the water contained in the cells is like a vehicle for the minerals to do their job. Do you think there is any truth in this thought?
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This is a reply to # 116,781Hi sofia,
Water is the media in which the Electro-magnetic Energy moves, and this is dependent upon the salt index of the water, which determines how effeciently these Energies may move thru-out the body!
"IF" the Lymphatic Fluids do not contain enough water, but have too much Electro-magnetic Energies flowing in them because of to high of a salt index, then the body may Burn up it's sending units in the nervous system, and this is one of the reasons for the Heart attack which is caused by too high of a salt index!
Whereas the opposite may be true when the body fluids do not have enough of a salt index to them, so as to not allow these fluids to be able to efficiently carry the Electro-magnetic Energies which the body may need to operate properly!
In this case the person may be tired all the time and have no energy to do any thing, but this condition may also happen when the salt index is to high with sodium chloride and there may not be enough of the Alkaline Minerals to provide the correct Electro-magnetic Energy which the body may need to operate!
Smile Tis your choice.- brilliant! a last question if you do... sofia
18 y
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This is a reply to # 116,782Moreless, I like the way you explain things, it is so very unusual and yet convincing.
My case was for sure of lack of salt index because my urine was totally tasteless, and now that I introduced some sole of Himalayan salt it tastes slightly salty and I feel better and more energetic. How do I know if the salt I'm adding is becoming too much? I try to respect the dosages indicated, but I would like to have a direct feed-back from my body. Thank you in advance for the time you're spending on my questions- --answer- about urine salt index-- moreless
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This is a reply to # 116,785Hi sofia,
The color of the urine is a good indicator of the salt index!
The urine should not become too Yellow or dark colored and stay this way each day, "IF" it does, then your salt index is much to high and you may need to drink much more water to try to Dilute the salt index down, because, "IF" this is allow to stay too high for too long , then this may Lead to a Heart Attack!!!
When I am talking about the Salt index, I am not just talking about the Sodium levels!
Smile Tis your choice.
- thank you moreless, very good tool n... sofia 18 y 4,000
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- brilliant! a last question if you do... sofia
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- very interesting answer, thank you! ... sofia
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