How to Reduce Parasites With a pH-Balanced Diet
Things You'll Need
- Green vegetables, sprouts, soy products and seeds
- Clean, purified water
- Green food nutritional supplements (optional)
Instructions
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Learn about what foods are acid-forming and what foods are alkaline-forming because food we eat can change our body pH level. The normal blood of a human being will be slightly alkaline, with a pH level of 7.356 on the pH scale.
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Avoid acid-forming foods. Foods that contain large amounts of sugar, high fructose corn syrup, wheat and simple carbohydrates--including traditional staples like candy bars, carbonated drinks, coffee, tea, bread, rice, potatoes and pasta--are acid-forming foods. A high acid balances creates high levels of yeast and fungi inside the body which help parasites live and reproduce in the tissues and organs of their infected human hosts.
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Avoid large quantities of traditional high-protein foods like eggs, cheese and meats because they also ultimately lead to higher acid levels in the body.
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Eat more alkalizing foods.Consume at least 80 percent alkaline-forming foods including vegetables, greens, sprouts, soy products and most kind of seeds. Never make more than 20 percent of your diet neutral or acid-creating foods.
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Drink lots of clean, purified water to help flush out the parasites. Alkaline water has a pH value between 9 and 11 on the pH scale and has been reported to neutralize harmful acid wastes and gently dismantle parasites from tissues and organs.
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Enjoy good health! When pH balance is achieved, the acidic environment and breeding ground for parasites is eliminated. The parasites cannot easily reproduce, and the remaining parasites eventually die out.
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