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]]> http://brainblogger.com/2008/03/30/ignoring-natural-remedies/#comment-130835 Russell Dunham Mon, 07 Apr 2008 13:17:32 +0000 http://brainblogger.com/?p=812#comment-130835 Stress and anger contribute to enhanced cortisol secretion. This increase leads to a higher acidic levels in the body resulting often in more colds and flu's, slower healing, excessive weight gain. Well you get the picture. The best way to check how acidic your body is, purchase phosphate strips at your pharmacy. Place a strip under your tongue in the morning before eating or drinking. A healthy acidic level would be 6 to 6.5. anything lower you can be at risk for many health issues. Some products I have used to lower my cortisol and acidic problems is collidal silver and consumable peroxide. Neither one of these are recomended by the F.D.A. Yet they cleared up my high acidity problem. Bottom line for me its worth looking at home remedies. Stress and anger contribute to enhanced cortisol secretion. This increase leads to a higher acidic levels in the body resulting often in more colds and flu’s, slower healing, excessive weight gain. Well you get the picture. The best way to check how acidic your body is, purchase phosphate strips at your pharmacy. Place a strip under your tongue in the morning before eating or drinking. A healthy acidic level would be 6 to 6.5. anything lower you can be at risk for many health issues. Some products I have used to lower my cortisol and acidic problems is collidal silver and consumable peroxide. Neither one of these are recomended by the F.D.A. Yet they cleared up my high acidity problem. Bottom line for me its worth looking at home remedies.

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