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canefan17
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I just tested my pH for the first time ever : )

I did it at noon (about hr and a half after breakfast- eggs + organic rice grits)

My pH was 6.25


Also... for the last week my morning body temp has avg'ed 96.6


So what can I gather from all of this? I have an idea... but would love some help.
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bumpity : )
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Cane...

Not sure what you are looking for in the way of answers.

Obviously you know your body temp is a little low, IF you did it properly and depending on how you tested it.... and it depends sometimes if it was done while on your cycle, etc.

Do you have a PH chart there with the test strips and instructions with the strips?

What spots did you test with the PH strips? Urine, saliva, sweat, etc... ???

And what is the idea you have?

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her ph is more acidy,

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Woke up this morning with a 5.75 pH.

Definitely more acidy.

Any ideas on how to improve this? I've heard lemon + olive oil + water.

Drink it 2-3 times per day.
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Not sure that will do anything but cause your gall bladder to flush?

Some docs are suggesting Alka Seltzer GOLD.. not the regular kind.. it has to be GOLD.

And where was the PH test done?

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I was suprised with this also. I have tested

several members of our families out of curiousity.

Suprisingly only my daughter and I are low PH.

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Where was it done?

Well I'm in Houston and I did it in my kitchen upon waking up.

I think balancing your pH levels are a big deal. Oxygenates the body more efficiently and creates an environment that opposes bacterias and free radicals.
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I'll try again.

"What spots did you test with the PH strips? Urine, saliva, sweat, etc... ???"

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