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.

Functional Malnutrition — Effects of Malnutrition

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.