Body pH Balance And Effect On Bone Density
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Body pH Balance and Its Impact on Bone Density
Overview
Most individuals with an imbalanced pH level tend to be acidic. This imbalance prompts the body to extract essential minerals like calcium, sodium, potassium, and magnesium from vital organs and bones to neutralize and eliminate acid. Left unchecked, high acidity can inflict severe and long-term damage, often going undetected for years.
Study Insights
A recent study at the University of California-San Francisco examined 9,704 postmenopausal women, revealing that those with higher acidity levels, mostly due to diets rich in animal products, faced a greater risk of reduced bone density compared to those with balanced pH levels. Researchers suggested that the common hip fractures among older women could be linked to increased acidity from consuming more animal-based foods and fewer vegetables. This condition prompts the body to draw calcium from bones to balance pH, potentially leading to decreased bone density.
Understanding pH Levels
Urinary pH levels can reveal how effectively your body absorbs minerals such as calcium, magnesium, sodium, and potassium, known as "acid buffers." These minerals help control acid levels. When acidity rises, the body struggles to excrete it and must either store it in tissues or use minerals from organs and bones for neutralization. Ideal urinary pH should range between 6.0-6.4 in the morning and 6.4-7.0 in the evening.
Saliva pH testing can also be insightful. It indicates the activity of digestive enzymes, especially from the liver and stomach, revealing their influence on body systems and tissues. Some individuals might show acidic pH in both urine and saliva, a condition known as "double acid." Saliva pH should remain between 6.4 and 6.8.
Conclusion
Maintaining a balanced pH is crucial for bone health and overall well-being. Regular testing of urine and saliva pH levels can provide valuable insights into your body's mineral absorption and enzymatic activity, helping prevent potential long-term damage from acidity.
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