1st Correction on pH----

Hi Evan,

Here was your post: What is Body PH and Why is it Important?
PH is a measurement of hydrogen ions in a particular media. The more hydrogen ions, the lower the PH and the more acidic a solution is considered. Conversely the fewer hydrogen ions, the higher the PH and the more alkaline a solution is considered.
Body PH refers to the PH of the lymphatic system and the fluid that surrounds all the cells of your body. For optimal health, your Body PH should be slightly alkaline (around 7.356). A slightly alkaline solution has the capacity to carry about 100 times more oxygen than a slightly acidic solution. When our body PH becomes acidic our cells begin to corrode and die from a lack of oxygen. If this happens long enough our organs begin to malfunction and the body begins to manifest something
that a doctor can diagnose as an illness. All sickness and disease from a runny nose to cancer is caused by this same mechanism.

Correction: pH is generally thought to be a measurement of hydrogen ions in a particular media, but in Fact it is the measure of "Restistance" in the media.

The rest of the above may be worked into the idea in some fashion, but below is "WHY" there is a problem with the above beginning about pH !

Hi Ya'll,

As usual not everything may be as it may first seem to be !

And this may also apply to the pH ideas?

The general teaching idea about pH may be that pH is the percent of hydrogen
involved in the media in question?

But, could there be more to it than just this?

Yes, there may be more to it !

What is the more of it?

The formula of E = MC2 may have some added twist to it, which most may not have
considered?

For it may be neccessary to now consider E1 & E2 not just as E1 & E2, but each
of these as being Positive "or" Negative in the media considered?

Like I have been suggesting that Nitrogen has Different Isotopes, which one
Isotope of Nitrogen may Cause the "Opposite" Reaction to occur as the other may,
so is the pH idea in relating to E1 & E2 !

E1 = Light Energy !

E2 = Heat Energy !

So, to properly understand pH, it may be neccessary to understand that pH is the
Measurement of Resistance between the Positive & Negative of E1 & E2, not just
the percent of hydrogen involved?

As usual not everything may be as it may first seem to be !

Smile Tis your choice.

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