--The Mucus question--

Hi Paraboy,

Your question:
Hi Moreless,

Thanks for the response.

It is my understanding that this mucus builds up in the intestines and becomes what they call "mucoidal plaque?"

If this is the case, wouldn't this mucoidal plaque block off the intestine's ability to absorb nutrients from the intestinal walls?

And why would drying up the mucus be benneficial?

Thanks in advance,

Paraboy

Answer: 1st we need to determine what you are talking about in relationship to calling Mucus?

Are you just talking about what you mentioned in our Gut or do you consider the Snot from a persons nose to be Mucus, like when one has a snotty nose and or coughs up "Phlegm" , mucus etc?

From just a normal meaning, mucus is the clear slippery secretion produced by, and covering, mucous membranes.

This mucus may be to protect our body tissues from Excess Acids!

Thus when we learn to Alkalize and Stop these Excess Acids our body tissues no longer need this layer of mucus to protect our tissues.

Thus by Alkalizing we dry out the problem and the mucus goes away!

Again the Excess of Mucus may come about because of our Lymphatic Fluids becoming too Acidic!

Cause and Effect!

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