Numerous illnesses and chronic diseases stem from a factor essential to our body’s well-being—its balance of acid/alkaline balance or pH level. The ideal pH for our human systems is slightly alkaline with a pH of 7.4—where our biological processes, such as digestion and metabolism, function best.
The body stays within the narrow window of ideal pH (7.35 to 7.45) only because of compensatory mechanisms that constantly regulate the crucial acid-base balance. Proper pH is essential, as all organ systems rely on pH equilibrium and can be negatively affected if the body is thrown into acidosis.
