When we talk about "acidification of the field", what are we talking about?
Are we talking about acidification of the blood? No, because the blood can not acidify. In our body, everything is designed so that the blood does not become acidic (its pH must remain stable). We talk about acidification of tissues! Most of our mineralogical capital is in our tissues. It is therefore technically impossible to know if your mineral reserves are sufficient thanks to a urine test, as some health professionals propose it to you (it is logical however). Especially since your kidneys may no longer be able to filter properly (and this is very often the case) as a result of heavy coffee consumption, for example. The indication of the urine test should therefore be correctly interpreted.
The kidneys and urine act as a filter for blood and lymph. The purpose of urine is to eliminate metabolic waste. Eliminate the acids that are produced by our cells and our bacteria, but also by our diet, our environment and our way of life, we have seen previously.
Once a person tells me that he is happy with his urinary test, and that he adds: "Ah, but I am alkaline, the problem does not come from there ...", I answer him: "No , excuse me. You are badly informed. You are not alkaline. Your urine is alkaline! It's totally different. Your urine is supposed to eliminate the acid metabolic waste from your body. So... ? Your basic minerals, do you want to see them in your urine or in your body? Be careful, because currently, if your urine is alkaline, it may mean that you are losing your minerals! Not only do you lose your minerals, but in addition, your ability to eliminate acidic products is visibly too low. Because, believe me, acidic products you have like everyone else ... For me, that means two things: One, that your kidneys do not work properly. And two, that you may be in a state of advanced fatigue, because your adrenal glands that produce, among others, aldosterone (a hormone that is supposed to retain minerals in your body) are tired. They can not do their job properly. An alkaline urine can therefore possibly mean that you are demineralizing, it's as simple as that. A urine test will never give you the general acidity level of your body! "
But then, how to evaluate our mineral reserves?
Unfortunately, I do not know any objective measure, with numbers, as scientists like them. However, there are criteria based on observation. "Observe" ... is an action that we tend to neglect (we are so dependent on machines).
Observe the stability of your nervous system, because minerals are essential for the proper functioning of the nervous system. All people who are depressed, chronically tired (regular tiredness), unstable moods, panic attacks, violence, etc. are more than likely demineralized.
Another sign is your ability to tan. If you tan properly, it is likely that your mineral reserve is still sufficient. But be careful, that does not mean that everything is fine and that you can go free on acids. I speak here only of signs!
The quality of your fabrics too. Look at whether your skin is elastic, shiny, looking healthy. And of course, your teeth and your bones. If you have bone disorders such as osteoporosis, for example, it means that your mineral reserves have slammed.
At the level of the blood vessels, if you do not have enough minerals to balance your acids, their walls will diminish, become weaker with risks of aneurysm (cardiovascular accident). Also, cholesterol deposits appear to protect the blood vessels from their weaknesses (yes, cholesterol is an adaptive response of your body to protect your weakened vessels - fighting cholesterol without mineralizing in parallel is downright dangerous! ).
Also, if you do cramps repeatedly, there is a good chance you will be demineralized.
And finally, of course, diseases ..., especially chronic. No chronic disease develops in a field sufficiently rich in minerals!
