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pH Explanation

Whether a substance is considered alkaline or acid  is determined by its pH (potential of hydrogen). pH  is the measurement of the hydrogen  ion concentration and is expressed in terms of a logarithmic expression. pH is quantified  in a scale that ranges from 0 (which represents a complete saturation of hydrogen ions) to  14 (which represents a complete void of hydrogen ions).
A pH measurement which falls between 0 and 6.99 is considered acidic while a pH measurement from 7.01  to  14 is considered to be alkaline. A pH reading of exactly 7.00 represents the middle point and is considered to be neither acid or alkaline.
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As the pH of a sample increases, the hydrogen ion concentration decreases. Conversely, as the pH of a sample decreases, the hydrogen ion concentration increases.
An accurate and precise measurement of the bodily fluids' pH is essential to understanding and then creating optimal health.   The fact that hormone receptor sites, enzyme kinetics and mitochondrial function are all pH dependent, sheds a light of importance on comprehending the relative value of pH, while also providing effective means to controlling its variance.

rH2 Explanation

rH2 is a measurement of oxidation-reduction  potential under a specific pH measurement.  It indicates the amount of electron potential that exists in a tested solution.
The rH2 scale ranges from 042, where 28 represents the mid-point where the relative concentration of electron donors is approximately equivalent to the relative concentration of electron acceptors. Any rH2 value noted below 28 is considered to be reduced and contains a greater number of electron donors then electron acceptors. Conversely, if the value is greater then 28 the fluid is considered to be oxidized.  Oxidized fluid has a lower number of electron donors then electron acceptors.
A high number of available electrons in the cells and more specifically in the mitochondria is a highly desirable condition. The electrons are produced as a result of an active and productive Krebs Cycle. The electrons are carried in high-energy biochemical intermediates. These intermediates are converted to usable energy (ATP,  GTP) through the electron transport, oxidative phosporylation mechanism.  In this case the rH2 value of the blood  has increased from the optimal range. This indicates that the relative concentration of electron donors to electron acceptors has decreased. This scenario translates into a lowered ability to produce high-energy cellular fuel (ATP,  GTP).

r Explanation


r is a measurement of resistivity in ohms. This reading is synonymous with the relative concentration of electrically conductive ions in solution. When biological fluids are being tested,  r is an excellent indicator of relative mineral concentrations.  r is inversely proportional to this relative concentration of minerals in such a way as when mineral concentration increases, r decreases. Conversely, when mineral concentration decreases, the r value increases.
When the  r value  is elevated  it may indicate a  lack of adequate and  normal mineral  concentration. This condition  can  often times  be caused  by malabsorption, which  restricts the  minerals from  being properly absorbed,  and transported  into the blood.
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Hydration                                                             

The  Hydration  Index is a quantitative value that can  aid  in  the determination  of the  relative state  of client dehydration.  Research  has  proven  that as we age  or experience degenerative conditions,  the relative  levels  of available water to and  in  our cells  are diminished.
By utilizing this  new assessment index,  insights  into the severity of this  condition  can  be illuminated.  Obviously,  increasing  biologically  pure water must be the first step  in  restoring  this value to  optimal  ranges.  However,  evaluating  and then treating  the  kidneys as well  as the  relative mineral supply should  also  be considered. This  Index is  based  on  distortion found  in the  resistivity values.
Detoxification Ability

While  removing toxic waste from the  body should  always  be considered  in the very first line of therapy,  it must be  noted that all clients do  not detoxify equally. A certain  amount of base cellular energy is  necessary on  order to facilitate the  removal  of waste  products.  If the  underlying  source of energy is  not sufficient  to  allow for active transport and  removal  of waste  products, then detoxification will  not occur.  By monitoring the detoxification  ability information,  a broad-spectrum assessment of these capacities can  be realized. The  resistivity values as well as the redox levels determine the detoxification  ability factor.

Digestive Stress  Factor

Many distinguished  authorities  have  held  onto the  paradigm that the  beginning  of all  dis-ease states  begins  in  the digestive system.  If the digestive system  is functioning  properly,  then food products are effortlessly broken down to  bio-available energy to  run the  many formal  aspects  of metabolism.  If,  however, the digestive system is distressed, then every subsequent metabolic process will  also  be compromised.   The scientific data that precludes the  degree of digestive stress  is found  in  pH  and  redox information.

Mitochondrial Activity Level

All  life  is dependent upon  the ability to  produce  useful energy packets that can  be  converted  into functional  metabolic pathways.  In the  human  cell the organelle that is  responsible for this  crucial conversion  of electrons into energy (ATP)  is the mitochondria.  If the  mitochondria do  not adequately produce  life-giving  energy,  then the system  will  deteriorate and  eventually die.
Maintaining  optimal  mitochondrial  function  and  energy  production  is  essential.  Additionally,  to Insure that the  mitochondria  is functioning  properly there  must exist a delicate balance  between  free radical  production  and  elimination.  If no oxidative stress  is found  in the mitochondria then  it has  lost its ability to  protect itself against xenobiotic toxicity.  If however,  too great of a degree of oxidative stress occurs then  permanent damage to  mitochondrial  sensitive  DNA might occur.  The mitochondrial  activity level  indicators,  which  are  based  on the degree of oxidative stress found within the fluids,  might be a valuable  means  of monitoring this  intercellular structure.

Organic Buffer Capacity


The quantity and  capacity of the  body's  many buffer systems  are essential to  regulating  pH sensitive  metabolic processes.  For instance,  all  enzymes that function within  the body are dependent upon  a specific pH  range to function  properly.  If the  pH  varies outside of this defined  range, the enzyme will  not function.
The  body  has  a very limited  and  exhaustive supply of buffers.  If this supply is depleted,   the  pH values  of the  critical tissue will  not remain  stable.  It is therefore essential that the buffer capacity never be drained and that there always  remains a reserved amount to maintain  adequate pH balance.  This factor is determined  by assessing the body's  compensatory mechanisms to  alterations of pH.  If the body  has  an  excellent ability to  help  compensate a significant alteration  in  pH  then  the overall  buffering  capacity of the system  is excellent.  If however the body  has  lost its ability to compensate for a  pH  shift then  increasing  organic salts and  supporting the  buffering  capabilities  of the  body  becomes crucial.





Biological Age


Biological age  is a  mathematical  calculation  based  strictly and  solely on the  levels  of oxidative stress.   There  is a  direct relationship  between  an  increase in  oxidative stress and  an  increase  in the biological  age factor.   The  converse  is  also true,  a  decrease in  oxidative stress will  cause a decrease in  the  biological  age factor.
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