Alkalinize Your BodyYour Journey To Health
Everybody is talking about pH levels and you don’t know what that has to do with your general state of health? SAY NO MORE! These lines will fill you up with all the information you have to know about balancing normal levels of pH, what is an alkaline diet and the easy steps toward a HEALTHY LIFE.
JOIN US into a healthy diet with more fruits, vegetables and natural ingredients.
WHAT WILL YOU BE EXPERIENCING AFTER READING AND APLLYING ALL THE SIMPLE STEPS FROM THE FREE EBOOK
HOW DOES PH AFFECT MY LIFE?Are you experiencing pain?
The human body needs to maintain a pH in a narrow range, between 7.35 and 7.45, to function properly. By consuming unhealthy food that form acid and help the spread of bacteria, you might experience one of these symptoms.
- Obesity (we form fat cells which are rich in acids and they reach the vital organs)
- Allergies (the absorption of undigested proteins is the most common cause for allergies)
- Chronic fatigue (a tired body will produce more toxins which will reduce the ability to form new enzymes and hormones)
- Cancer (it spreads in an acidic environment) just like many other diseases
WHAT YOU'LL GETDISCOVER THE EBOOK
It’s never been easier to follow an ALKALINE lifestyle.
You got all you need to know in our FREE Ebook.
- What is acidosis and how come it’s the main reason for illness
- What are the sympthoms of acidosis?
- List of foods which are alkaline and acid
- Alternative solutions for alkalinizing your body
Who are we?Get to know us
We, at Hidden Nature, have discovered a new world. Herbs, spoiled by the rays of sun, by love and positive energy, are the ones that carry the secret of well-being, health and most importantly, happiness.
In our daily lives we are therapists and yoga instructors. When we started treating people we realized that in order to support their good general health condition, the easiest way was starting with diet. We studied a lot of theories but the one we perceived closest to the truth refers to alkaline nutrition.
