Functional Malnutrition

Functional Malnutrition

Over time stress induced malnutrition is inevitable.

Chronic stomach acid insufficiency causes the body to resort to reserves by utilizing constitutional resources to compensate for deficient nutrition.

Loss of muscle and bone reflect nutrient deficiency as the body cannibalizes itself for survival in the absence of nutrition.

It’s important to recognize the difference between what you eat and what you absorb.  If your digestion isn’t working, what you eat is virtually irrelevant.  Long term stomach acid depletion forces the body to digest itself.

When the condition persists, malnutrition, from inadequate protein mineral ionization, not enough mineral and not enough usable protein, result.

Clinical Markers

rH2 is the oxidation reduction potential of the urine. It is an indicator of the ionization potential of blood filtrate, or urine. When it is elevated, it indicates an excess of protons in the blood. When the stomach lacks Chlorine, the stomach does not drain, from the blood, and the result is a tendency for elevated urine ORP. This weakly suggests insufficiency of chlorine in the stomach.

Inversely, a deficiency of protons in the blood, indicated by an elevated ORP. Certain infections, H-Pylori, consume hydrogen in the gut, and cause a lowered urinary ORP.

Bee Propolis is a preferable nontoxic product to reduce H-Pylori in the gut.

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