Test your salivary pH levels at home with these convenient test strips.
100 strips.
Start with the saliva pH, because it is the most critical reading.
The best time to test the pH of your saliva is in the morning right after you wake up, before you eat, drink, or brush your teeth, or at least two hours after your last meal or drink.
Saliva is formed out of the lymphatic fluid that bathes every cell in the body. Hence, the pH of your saliva gives an idea of the pH of your internal “lymphatic ocean.”
What if the pH of your saliva is consistently over acid?
You are either creating too many acids in your body or not eliminating acids properly. Digestive and eliminative functions (particularly the kidneys and lymphatics) may need support.
SOLUTION
* Take digestive enzymes with meals.
* Use Kidney Drainage and Lymphatic Drainage. Mix one teaspoon of each of these formulas into a quart of water and sip throughout the day to enhance elimination of waste acids.
What if the pH of your saliva is consistently over alkaline?
This can indicate that you may also have a problem with acid reflux from the stomach. If you have acid indigestion and are taking antacids, stop. You are driving the pH of your tissues toward further acidity by neutralizing digestive secretions.
SOLUTION
To control acid indigestion take bitter herbs before meals like Digestive Bitters, eat smaller meals and take digestive enzymes with meals.
pH Paper Strips Recommended use
- Remove one pH test Strip from package. Do not touch colored area.
- Insert pH test strip into urine or saliva. Remove & promptly compare with enclosed pH Color Match Chart.
- Compare your results with the value and time of day on the opposite side.
Test your salivary pH levels at home with these convenient test strips.
100 strips.
Start with the saliva pH, because it is the most critical reading.
The best time to test the pH of your saliva is in the morning right after you wake up, before you eat, drink, or brush your teeth, or at least two hours after your last meal or drink.
Saliva is formed out of the lymphatic fluid that bathes every cell in the body. Hence, the pH of your saliva gives an idea of the pH of your internal “lymphatic ocean.”
What if the pH of your saliva is consistently over acid?
You are either creating too many acids in your body or not eliminating acids properly. Digestive and eliminative functions (particularly the kidneys and lymphatics) may need support.
SOLUTION
* Take digestive enzymes with meals.
* Use Kidney Drainage and Lymphatic Drainage. Mix one teaspoon of each of these formulas into a quart of water and sip throughout the day to enhance elimination of waste acids.
What if the pH of your saliva is consistently over alkaline?
This can indicate that you may also have a problem with acid reflux from the stomach. If you have acid indigestion and are taking antacids, stop. You are driving the pH of your tissues toward further acidity by neutralizing digestive secretions.
SOLUTION
To control acid indigestion take bitter herbs before meals like Digestive Bitters, eat smaller meals and take digestive enzymes with meals.
pH Paper Strips Recommended use
- Remove one pH test Strip from package. Do not touch colored area.
- Insert pH test strip into urine or saliva. Remove & promptly compare with enclosed pH Color Match Chart.
- Compare your results with the value and time of day on the opposite side.