Part 1: Your Current State of Health

a) You have indicated that you are suffering from...

- High Blood Pressure
- Arthritis
- Type II Diabetes
- Back Pain
- Overweight
- One or more digestive issues
- You have lack of energy and feeling sluggish
- You have difficulty falling asleep

Now here are my thoughts based on the information you provided...

Based on the information you have provided, your current body's pH level is highly acidic. If you have been suffering from High Blood Pressure, Arthritis, Type II Diabetes, Back Pain for quite some time, having an highly acidic pH level could be the main reason behind it.

These are lifestyle diseases that are caused or aggravated by excess acidity in your body.

Contrary to most treatments modern medicine offer today, we look at "the whole picture" rather than just the symptoms, in order to fully understand what's going on in your body.

While drugs/medications may temporarily relieve or mask these symptoms you are experiencing, they do not treat the root cause of the disease.

The worst thing is the long term side effects you may experience after taking these drugs.

A better way to reverse these diseases or illnesses is by addressing the root cause of your health issues, and allowing the body to repair and heal from within.

On top of that, based on the information you have provided, you have a weak digestive system. Digestive problem like constipation is a symptom that indicates that the nutrients from your food are not absorbed well into your body.

Even if you are eating healthily, most of the minerals are excreted due to poor absorption. Your gut cannot function efficiently when it is deficient in these essential minerals, leading to a downward spiral of poor digestion.

A high-acid diet is usually the underlying reason of acidic pH level but it can also be caused by your lifestyle (smoking, sleeping late at night, sitting for long hours), negative emotions (anger, stress, anxiety, depression), and even the air you are breathing in.

You see, the pH of your blood is tightly controlled by a complex buffering system (your lungs, kidneys, bones) to keep it at a range between 7.35 to 7.45. 

When excess acidity accumulates in your body, your buffering system will try to bring your body's pH back to the healthy range.

And when your diet and lifestyle forces your blood to be at the acidic end of the spectrum, you increase the amount of stress to your buffering system.

Normally your buffering system gets the minerals from what you eat.

But what if there are insufficient alkalizing minerals in your diet?

What if your digestive system is not able to absorb the nutrients?

What if your diet is so acidic that your buffering system requires a lot of alkalizing minerals?

In order to still maintain your body's pH, your buffering system now robs the alkalizing minerals from your organs and tissues to neutralize the acid wastes. Your bones, joints, tissues or some other parts of your body will be deprived of these minerals.

As a result, your body will be susceptible to an increase risk in free radicals in your body. Free radicals are highly reactive molecule that interact and destroy healthy cells.

The chief danger comes from the damage when free radicals react with important cellular components such as DNA, altering or even destroying the cell integrity. They can attack anywhere and everywhere - your arteries, your joints, your bones, your digestive system and more.

In the next page, you'll learn about a nutrient that can protect your body against these free radicals -
=> A Super Nutrient That Alkalize & Protect Your Body Against Diseases and Illnesses

Part 3: Your Problem is...

You indicated with your responses that...

You indicated that your skin feels dry and dehydrated, which is a sign that your body lacks essential antioxidants - that are responsible for fighting dangerous and harmful free radicals.

As a result, alkalizing minerals from your kidneys and bones are used to neutralize the excess acids from your diet.

Without these essential alkalizing minerals, your immune system is severely compromised.

That is why the very first step is to include more alkalizing and natural superfoods every day.

Next, based on our research, we have found a super nutrient that can restore your acid-alkaline balance, hyper-boost your immune system and protect your body from illnesses, diseases and even cancer.

This is the same nutrient that the Okinawan centenarians are taking every day to live longer and healthier. My trusted colleague and nutritionist, Laura Lindsey, will be sharing with you this nutrient here - The super nutrient that dramatically strengthens your immune system and helps you live longer.

Part 4: Here's what you should do next -

1) Classify the foods you eat into Acidic or Alkalizing foods and record them down in a food journal for a couple of weeks.

The way we measure the acid-alkaline impact of a food is different from what you learned in elementary chemistry. We measure by the quantity and amount of the alkalizing minerals that the food contain.

To assist you with the journal, I have prepared a FREE Acid Alkaline Food Chart tomorrow. This chart will help you classify which foods are acidic and which foods are alkalizing. Do keep a lookout in your email.

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