Biology For Kids

The New Biology of Health - the Way to Perpetual Youth?
By Valerie Mills

Just what is the “New Biology of Health?” And who’s the snake oil salesperson promoting certain products as the cure-all for cancer, diabetes, and heart disease? Does it work ?

Simply put, the “New Biology of Health” is about maintaining your body’s acid/alkaline balance or pH level. The ideal pH level, as measured by saliva, urine, or blood tests, is slightly alkaline.

Dr. Robert O. Young, cellular biologist and author of the “pH Miracle,” teaches that our American lifestyles and diets destroy cellular health. Stress, the environment, and especially acid foods (almost everything you eat except for certain fruits, vegetables, legumes, and nuts) force your body’s cells into unhealthy, acidic states. And, the state of your cells determines your overall health.

Basically, our lifestyles and diets make us sick, tired, and susceptible to viruses and bacteria as well as accelerating aging. Take a look at the pharmaceutical intake of people in our culture. It seems the number of pills you take is directly proportional to your age!

The Rebalancing Act -- Getting to the “pH Miracle”

OK, so where’s the miracle? It’s called pH balancing . . . restore your pH level to slightly alkaline via a cleansing process, and you’re back in good health; no, the best heath of your life. But wait, you must maintain the correct pH level, so lose the meat, eggs, sugary fruits, desserts, dairy products, coffee, diet soda, and bread.

And, oh, by the way, drink so much water spiked with SuperGreens (grass) and pH booster that you triple the number of daily trips to the rest room.

Is It Worth the Effort?

Why subject yourself to such a radical change? Many people will never even try rebalancing because they believe you have to be a food nerd to alkalize. But, there are thousands of others who swear the “alkalarian” lifestyle dramatically improves their health and enjoy a salad for breakfast!

Let’s take a look at an example of someone who’s motivated to “get healthy” and regain that “youthful” feeling.

Here’s a Real-Life Example