Hi chrisb1
Since your post is about the Alkaline/Acid balance I thought I could jump in, so I "invited myself". I have a few post that I would like to suggest to those who are interested in the concept of the pH balance. I have a lot of links I could put but for now, I will just put a few.
(I hope I am not intruding)
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An online book for those that are very technically oriented.
"How to understand acid-base - A quantitative acid-base primer for biology and medicine"
Peter A. Stewart,
Brown University, Rhode Island
http://www.acidbase.org/index.php?show=sb
Peter Stewart (1921-1993) who according to
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_A_Stewart
"was a Canadian physiologist who introduced an alternate approach to understanding acid base physiology."
Chapter 9 - Whole-body acid-base balance
http://www.acidbase.org/index.php?show=sb&action=explode&id=105&sid=106
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Two highly interesting "presentations" (to me, at least)
1st How you rot and rust (shows why the pH balance is important)
http://biomedx.com/microscopes/rrintro/rr1.html
2nd ZETA Potential (views the blood as a suspension of colloids, for reversing and eliminating heart disease.)
http://www.biomedx.com/zeta/
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And finally a site dedicated to cancer prevention/fighting through alkalizing
http://www.alkalizeforhealth.net/cancerselftreatment.htm#alkalinity
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I hope some may find these interesting.
Good reading
PS:
Coincidentally, I finally received today the book "The essential
Herbert M. Shelton ". I browsed quickly the book and inside it looks like photocopies of articles. So It looks like as if you had the original, as it was when printed.
WIEL