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| 12 - Lymphatic congestion or kidney osmotic problem Low saliva r and high urine r suggest inefficient lymphatic circulation. Low electrolyte and mineral elimination when the interstitium has excessive mineralization suggests that either the lymphatic circulation is poor or the kidneys are losing the ability to function possibly due to inflammation, irritation or excessive restriction through the kidney membrane. Suggest building with kidney support before lymphatic drainage. Increase hydration during this protocol.
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CoumarinDetox herbalHorsetailKidney support |
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| 13 - Toxic loading High saliva REDOX and low urine REDOX indicate the electrons are being produced. Low urine REDOX (rH2) suggests good digestion but a toxin may be neutralizing sufficient electrons in the interstitium. Electron extraction from foods (reductants) is good but electrons are not available for ADP conversion to ATP in the mitochondria. This situation is characteristic of chronic fatigue symptom.
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C VitaminDetox - enema colon cleansingDetox herbalDHEAIodine - Lugol's formulaIodoralKelpKidney support |
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| 17 - Congestion of lymphatic or acidity Low concentration of minerals in the urine suggests poor lymphatic circulation, malabsorption or hyper-acidity.
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Digestive enzymesKidney supportWater, reverse osmosis (RO) |
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| 19 - Heavy metals Oxidative tendency. Possible xenobiotics or heavy metals binding electrons. Fatigue. Inadequate or imporper digestion. Determine general health and the patient's ability to withstand detox regimen. Adjust the agressiveness of detox to deviation from norm rH2 and general health.
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C VitaminDetox - enema colon cleansingDetox herbalIodine - Lugol's formulaIodoralKelpKidney supportMagnesiumProbioticSaw Palmetto |
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| 22 - Possible toxins Sufficient digestive electron production but may not be available for ATP. Check saliva rH2.
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| 25 - Kidney spilling bicarbonates Spilling of bicarbonates into the urine. Possible bacterial infection. Kidney stress not able to remove acids.
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| 26 - Acidic cell possibility Kidneys OK. Possible excess acid in interstitium. Check saliva pH.
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| 43 - Saliva rH2 slightly high Slight oxidative stress. Supplement with anitoxidants. Detox not required. |
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| 53 - urine resistivity (r) slightly high Generally not a problem. Most cases of high resistivity are over 80. |
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| 65 - Urine pH moderately low Digestive inefficiency is producing lots of acids. Improve efficiency with digestive enzymes. Reverse this trend as low pH is stressful to the kidney membranes. |
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| 70 - Urine rH2 moderately low Free electrons available for energy are being lost in the urine. Check saliva rH2 for normal to low rH2. Liver enzymes may not be sufficient for nutrient conversion to form of amino acids and lipids for cellular energy. Check saliva pH for normal range to support cabohydrate pre-digestion. Consider digestive enzymes and liver support. |
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| 74 - Saliva resistivity moderately low Increasing lymphatic congestion. Compare to urine resistivity. xercise is required to stimulate lymphatic circulation. |
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