The Healthy Plant-Based Alkaline Diet Guide
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? 55% Discount For Bookstores! ? Are you tired of trying and failing to lose weight? Do you want to know how to improve overall health, lose weight, remove phlegm and mucus, naturally prevent some diseases such as Diabetes and Herpes? Did you know all this can be done by sticking to just ONE diet? Keep reading...Your customers will never stop using this amazing book!The alkaline diet is still a fairly new way of living. The purpose of the diet is to eliminate Acidic Foods to turn your body into alkaline. The body functions better when it is alkaline than when acidic. Cancer cells thrive in an acidic body, but cant survive in alkalinity. Not only does the alkaline diet help with cancer, but it can improve other health issues as well.An alkaline plant based diet can truly improve your life quality by supporting health and vitality, reversing disease, and protecting the earths ecosystem. It optimally supports a slightly alkaline pH level in the blood, which is the equilibrium point for the health of all the organs in the body. Consuming acidifying meat, dairy, and processed foods causes the body to rely on buffering systems to keep the bloods pH around standard levels. The body then strips alkaline material from bones and tissues to put into the bloodstream when the buffering systems are overwhelmed. This compromises the health of organs and allows for the proliferation of pathogens and toxins.The global assimilation of the Western diet, which is centered on the consumption of meat, dairy, and processed foods, supports industrial processes that compromise the natural life supposrting patterns of the earths ecosystem, and supports the proliferation of disease in the body and in the earth.Diets centered on the consumption of meat, dairy, and processed foods are the catalyst of the inhumane treatment of animals, deforestation, land erosion, depletion of fresh water, and intensified climate change. The mechanisms employed to satisfy the demand for meat, dairy, and proc
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