Discussion:
my blood PH levels?
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Pete R
2005-08-03 07:50:57 UTC
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Human blood
7.35 - 7.45
Human saliva
6.3 - 6.6
8.02.05. 12:26a.m.
B: 7.9 - 8
S: 6.9 - 7.1
i'm an 18 year old caucasian male; vegan diet; depressive tendencies. are my
rather deviant PH levels something i should be worried about? are there
typical things which cause over-alkaline PH levels in the body?
Thnks,
Cargo
Is your diet high in sodium? If you eat a lot of processed
and/or junk food, that could easily account for it.
l***@gmail.com
2005-08-03 10:08:12 UTC
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What?
A***@teist.net
2005-08-03 15:39:23 UTC
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Human blood
7.35 - 7.45
Human saliva
6.3 - 6.6
8.02.05. 12:26a.m.
B: 7.9 - 8
S: 6.9 - 7.1
i'm an 18 year old caucasian male; vegan diet; depressive tendencies. are my
rather deviant PH levels something i should be worried about? are there
typical things which cause over-alkaline PH levels in the body?
Thnks,
Cargo
Being vegan your diet is high in vitamins, minerals , micronutrients and alkaline
producing foods, you wont fall within the norms of the averageAmerican, because of your
clean diet which is low in acid producing foods.
Being alkaline is much better than being acidic, It indicates you are storing up all the
essential micronutrients that get washed and used up by those with a poor diet
you should be very happy with your test results
MobiusDick
2005-08-03 17:46:54 UTC
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Sodium cannot affect blood pH. There is a very narrow range within
which life is compatible. Too much CO2 could cause what is called
respiratory acidosis, but alkaline pH (normal is 7.2 which is slightly
alkaline) is usually metabolic. You can have ketoacidosis from too much
burning of fat from a low carb diet.

MobiusDick
[NT]Cargohldrs
2005-08-03 22:33:30 UTC
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i eat huge amounts of carbs, so i don't think i would have ketoacidosis,
though i do have almost no body fat, so that could perhaps be related to
it....

-Cargo
Post by MobiusDick
Sodium cannot affect blood pH. There is a very narrow range within
which life is compatible. Too much CO2 could cause what is called
respiratory acidosis, but alkaline pH (normal is 7.2 which is slightly
alkaline) is usually metabolic. You can have ketoacidosis from too much
burning of fat from a low carb diet.
MobiusDick
[NT]Cargohldrs
2005-08-03 22:31:23 UTC
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oh, well that certainly makes me feel better :) thnks.

-Cargo
Human blood
7.35 - 7.45
Human saliva
6.3 - 6.6
8.02.05. 12:26a.m.
B: 7.9 - 8
S: 6.9 - 7.1
i'm an 18 year old caucasian male; vegan diet; depressive tendencies. are my
rather deviant PH levels something i should be worried about? are there
typical things which cause over-alkaline PH levels in the body?
Thnks,
Cargo
Being vegan your diet is high in vitamins, minerals , micronutrients and
alkaline
producing foods, you wont fall within the norms of the averageAmerican,
because of your
clean diet which is low in acid producing foods.
Being alkaline is much better than being acidic, It indicates you are
storing up all the
essential micronutrients that get washed and used up by those with a poor
diet
you should be very happy with your test results

[NT]Cargohldrs
2005-08-03 22:30:27 UTC
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yes, i'd say my diet is pretty high in sodium, but not from junk/processed
food, which i eat almost nothing of.

-Cargo
Post by Pete R
Human blood
7.35 - 7.45
Human saliva
6.3 - 6.6
8.02.05. 12:26a.m.
B: 7.9 - 8
S: 6.9 - 7.1
i'm an 18 year old caucasian male; vegan diet; depressive tendencies. are my
rather deviant PH levels something i should be worried about? are there
typical things which cause over-alkaline PH levels in the body?
Thnks,
Cargo
Is your diet high in sodium? If you eat a lot of processed
and/or junk food, that could easily account for it.
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