The pH Miracle for Breast Cancer

Women with cancerous breats have more aggressive
dis-ease and lower survival rates if they are
overweight or obese, according to findings published
in the March 15 issue of Clinical Cancer Research,
a journal of the American Association for Cancer
Research.

“The more obese a patient is, the more aggressive
the disease,” said Massimo Cristofanilli, MD,
associate professor of medicine in the Department
of Breast Medical Oncology at The University of
Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. “We are learning
that the fat tissue may increase inflammation that
leads to more aggressive disease.”

Cristofanilli and colleagues observed 606 women
with locally advanced breast cancer. These women
were classified by body mass index into the
following three groups: normal/underweight
(24.9 or below), overweight (at least 25 but
less than 30) or obese (more than 30). Body
mass index is calculated by dividing a person’s
weight by their height.

At five years, overall survival was 56.8 percent
among obese women, 56.3 percent among overweight
women and 67.4 percent among normal weight women.
The 10-year survival rate was 42.7 percent among
obese women, 41.8 percent among overweight women
and 56.5 percent among normal weight women.

The rate of inflammatory or stage 4 acidosis in
cancerous breasts, previously shown to have worse
outcomes than non-inflammatory breast cancer,
among obese women was 45 percent compared with
30 percent in overweight women and only 15
percent in women considered normal weight,
researchers found.

Risk of cancerous or acidic breasts recurrence was
also higher in obese or overweight women. By five
years, 50.8 percent of obese women reported a
recurrence compared with 38.5 percent of normal
weight women. By 10 years, the rate of recurrence
was 58 percent among obese women and 45.4 percent
among normal weight women.

“Obesity goes far beyond just how a person looks
or any physical strain from carrying around extra
weight. Particular attention should be paid to
our overweight patients,” Cristofanilli said.

Cristofanilli said physicians need to pay close
attention to breast cancer patients because
commonly used drugs, such as tamoxifen, tend to
increase weight gain during treatment.

“We have actually become quite good at managing
acute side effects such as nausea in our
chemotherapy patients and it goes away within a
couple of days,” Cristofanilli said.

“Following the nausea, our patients tend to
overeat, which further increases their risk of
weight gain. We need to implement lifestyle
modifications interventions and develop better
methods to follow these patients closely.”

According to Dr. Robert O. Young, a research
scientist at the pH Miracle Living Center, states,
"cancerous breasts are the the result of dietary
and metabolic acids being stored in the fatty
breast tissues. The bigger the breasts the
greater the risk for cancerous breasts. The key
is to eliminate dietary and metabolic acids
through urination, perspiration, respiration
and defecation and not store them in the fatty
breast tissue. The key then to preventing
acidic cancerous breasts is to alkalize and
exercise. If you want to prevent or reverse
a cancerous condition in the body you need to
sweat and pee your way to health. Cancer is a
four letter word - ACID, and the body will
generally park this acid in the fatty tissue,
i.e., the breast tissue! By buffering and
eliminating dietary and metabolic acids
through one of the four channels of elimination
by alkalizing and exercising you can either
prevent or reverse a cancerous condition."

To learn more about preventing and reversing
a cancerous condition anywhere in the body
read The pH Miracle and listen to
The pH Miracle for Cancer.

http://www.phmiracleliving.com/audios.htm

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Dancing May Help Reduce Parkinson Symptoms

Patients with Parkinson's disease who took part
in regular tango dance classes for 20 sessions
showed significant improvements in balance and
mobility when compared to patients who did
conventional exercise, a new study by researchers
at Washington University School of Medicine in
St. Louis shows.

Researchers Gammon M. Earhart, Ph.D., assistant
professor of physical therapy, and Madeleine E.
Hackney, a predoctoral trainee in movement science,
compared the effects of Argentine tango dance
classes to exercise classes on functional mobility
in 19 patients with Parkinson's disease. The
participants in the dance program showed
significant improvement in several standard tests
for patients with Parkinson's disease - the Unified
Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale (UP-DRS) and the
Berg Balance Scale.

Parkinson's dis-ease is an acidic metabolic disorder
that affects nerve cells in a part of the brain that
controls muscle movement. The nerve cells that make
the neurotransmitter dopamine are effected by dietary
and/or metabolic acids and do not work
properly, resulting in trembling of hands, arms,
legs, jaw and face; stiffness of the arms, legs
and trunk; slowness of movement and poor balance
and coordination. Patients are also at greater
risk for falls or freezing, the slowing or
stopping of movement while walking.

The researchers randomly assigned 19 patients
with Parkinson's disease to 20 one-hour sessions
of tango dancing or group strength and flexibility
exercise designed for patients with Parkinson's
and the elderly. Each patient was assessed prior
to starting the dance or exercise and after
completing the sessions. All were similar in age
and stage of Parkinson's disease.

The tango dance sessions included stretching, balance
exercises, tango-style walking, footwork patterns,
experimenting with timing of steps to music and
dancing with and without a partner. The exercise
classes included 40 minutes of seated exercise
followed by standing exercises supported by a
chair and core strengthening and stretching.

The participants in both groups showed significant
improvement in the Unified Parkinson's Disease
Rating Scale Motor Subscale 3, which measures
overall disease severity with respect to movement.
The tango participants showed much improvement
on the Berg Balance Scale, which measures balance
in a variety of positions, while the improvements
in participants in the exercise group were not
as pronounced. In addition, the participants in
the tango group showed a trend toward improvement
in the Timed Up and Go (TUG) test, which tests
functional mobility rising from a chair, walking
a short distance, turning and returning to
the chair.

"Given these preliminary results, we think that
tango is feasible for individuals with Parkinson's
disease and may be an appropriate and effective
form of group exercise for individuals with
Parkinson's," Earhart said. "Although some
participants were initially skeptical because
they hadn't danced in years or thought they
couldn't because of the disease, this study
shows that dance can improve functional mobility."

The researchers said that while dance in general
may be beneficial for patients with Parkinson's
disease, tango uses several aspects of movement
that my be especially relevant for these patients
including dynamic balance, turning, initiation of
movement, moving at a variety of speeds and
walking backward.

"This type of therapy looks to be superior than
what is currently offered," Hackney said. "The
quality of life improved in these patients because
of the social aspect of the dancing."

Earhart and Hackney said this is the first study
of this type to systematically investigate and
compare the effects of tango and strength/flexibility
exercises and functional mobility in patients
with Parkinson's and that further studies with
larger groups of patients are needed to confirm
their observations.

According to Dr. Robert O. Young, a research scientist
at the pH Miracle Living center, states, "dancing
activates the lymphatic system that helps to remove
acids from the tissues and organs, including the
fatty tissues such as the brain. When dietary and
metabolic acids are removed from the tissues then
those tissues and organs function better. With
reduced tissue and organ acidity from dancing
you will feel better, think better, act better
and even have less of the symptoms associated
with Parkinson's. I have also found in my research
that dancing and other exercising in general helps to
take your mind off the symptoms, like tremors, and
when this happens the tremors stop."

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Seven Strategies For A Healthy Heart

People who invest in luxury cars or high-priced SUVs
tend to take care of them, paying particular attention
to filling up with high-quality gasoline. The very
same people, however, can often be seen cruising
along in their spiffy wheels while eating a cheap
high-fat, high-calorie, heart-attack-in-a-paper
bag hamburger. If they would be as careful with
what they cram into their priceless and irreplaceable
bodies as what they put in a car they're only going
to keep for two years, their hearts would probably
last longer. And - some doctors believe - better
"fuel" could even keep their hearts beating longer
without eventually having to resort to expensive
heart medications that often have unwanted acidic
side effects.

A wealth of research shows, in fact, that simple
alkaline lifestyle changes can have enormous benefits,
as in the case of an overweight man with high
cholesterol and blood pressure treated at New York
University's Center for the Prevention of
Cardiovascular disease. He was put on a healthy
alkaline diet with portion controls, and given an
exercise plan. Within six months, his blood
pressure and cholesterol returned to normal,
he lost eleven pounds, and he decided to stay
with the plan permanently because he felt so
much better, not to mention the fact that he
cut his risk for a acidic heart attack drastically.

What can you do to help your heart without using
medications? Here are seven important strategies.
Chances are you are following some of these
guidelines already, but you may want to give
them a close look because new research has
provided several really new ideas that go beyond
the usual list of "do's and don't's":

1) Feed your heart the alkaline food it needs.
This means more than just eating less fat -
a two-year study showed that a heart-healthy
diet should be high in alkaline fruits and veggies,
seeds and nuts, fatty fish, and healthy fats.
Further, you should eat more fiber, which besides
helping to keep things "moving along" in your
digestive or alkaline buffering system may also
help to lower cholesterol as the fiber binds up
dietary acids. The goal of the alkaline diet is
to reduce acids that cause artery-damaging inflammation.
Things to avoid are the usual: trans fats found in
margarine, fast food, and many packaged foods.
Also, cut back on all sugary foods and fruits, and
drink only alkaline water with a pH of 9.5 and an
ORP of -150 mV.

http://www.phmiracleliving.com/ionizer5000.htm

2) Sweat your way to health and fitness with alkalizing
exercises. Exercise at least 1 hour daily with a brisk
walk or jog for 60 minutes five days a week. Try to
include strength training several days a week, either
using weights or resistance mechanisms. A new highly
recommended exercise is ballroom dancing, which is good
for your mind as well as your body. Think it's for
sissies? The next time you watch "Dancing With the
Stars," take a close look at the contestants' chests
heaving up and down when they come off the floor.
(It can be really vigorous - remember Marie Osmond's
fainting spell.:) Daily whole body vibrational exercise
for working every cell in the entire body in ten minutes
and is equal to 90 minutes of other aerobic types of
exercise.

http://www.phmiracleliving.com/vibratrim.htm

3) Lose your spare tire. Excess belly fat raises
blood pressure, strains the heart, and -new research
shows - actually produces acids that can cause
inflammation of the arteries. Do whatever you
have to do to cut back on eating, keeping in
mind the heart-healthy tips given above. Don't
skip an alkaline breakfast, eat slowly, stay
away from acidic fried foods, and start meals
with a salad (with a low-fat, no trans fat avocado
oil with lemon). An old phrase is coming back
into vogue: "Eat breakfast like a king, lunch
like a queen, and supper like a pauper."

http://www.phmiracleliving.com/avocado-oil.htm

4) Quit tobacco. Get professional help with this
one if necessary. This is a lifestyle change that
can help big time. (But you know that.

5) Quit alcohol. It is acidic and tenderizes the
heart making it weak and sluggish.

6) Chill out. It turns out that anger and stress
can trigger acidic hormones that can injure your
heart. Both can raise blood pressure and make
blood prone to clotting. Do what it takes to
calm your anger and throw oil on the waters of
stress. Religious and civic activities can help,
as can meditation, yoga and - you guessed it -
ballroom dancing. Always keep in the back of
your mind the ancient Eastern saying, "There are
a million ways to get from birth to death, and
they all work."

7) Eat lots of mineral sea salts. Without salt
your heart would stop beating. Salt provides the
matrix for which energy is transported. Mineral
sea salts provide the alkalinity necessary for
a healthy heart. So eat at least 8 grams a day
or spray yourself with pHlavor mineral sea salt
6 to 9 times a day.

http://www.phmiracleliving.com/phlavor.htm

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No More Type I or Type II Diabetes!

I am so happy to share with you a pH Miracle case
study for Type I Diabetes.

The story begins two months ago with a 6 year old
child named Gabriel who was diagnosed with onset
Type I Diabetes. Through Gabriel's parents I had the
honor to meet and work with Gabriel to help him
reverse this condition.

When I looked at Gabriel's live and dried blood he
had all the markers for the condition he had been
diagnosed with by his doctor - Type I diabetes.

The blood showed:

1) White spots on the red blood cells,
2) Targets in the center of the red blood cells,
3) Yeast cells, like candida in the blood plasma, and
4) A dark protein ring in the center of the
coagulated blood, indicating bowel congestion.

I shared with Gabriel and his parents that diabetes
starts in the bowel not in the pancreas. Balancing
blood sugars has everything to do with restoring the
alkaline pH of the small and large intestines by
eliminating the congestion of undigested chicken,
beef, pork and fish. I helped them understand that
the major cause of diabetes in children is from
protein not from sugar. I knew if Gabriel would
clear his bowels of undigested animal proteins his
blood sugars would normalize and "No More Diabetes!"

This is exactly what happened - Gabriel cleared his
bowels and now has normal blood sugars and
"No More Type I Diabetes!"

The following is Gabriel's story as told by his
incredible Mother who had the insight and inspiration
to look outside the medical box of current medical
thought.

======================================================

Dear Dr. Young,

Two months ago my husband and I were shocked when our
family doctor informed us he thought our six year
old son, Gabriel, had Type 1 Diabetes. The
pediatric endocrinologist we were referred to was
reasonably sure he had the disease .Although the
specialist said we detected it early, he estimated
that Gabriel would be insulin-dependent within six
months. When we asked if there was anything we
could do, the doctor assured us there was no way
to prevent the onset of Type 1 Diabetes. We would
just have to wait for the disease to run its course.
Our hearts were grieving for our precious son.

We immediately began learning all we could about
Type 1 Diabetes. I am an R.N., and I have studied
health alternatives and nutrition. I began scouring
the internet and researching sources I have studied.
After considering many possibilities, Dr. Youngs’s
research seemed the most promising. Dr Young
generously invited us to visit the research center
as a case study for his microscopy course. He
confirmed the Type 1 Diabetes diagnosis and
started Gabriel on the pH Miracle Living Plan or
the COWS Plan as outlined in his book, The pH
Miracle for Diabetes.

The day we visited the pH Miracle Center, Gabriel
began drinking what he calls “green power”. We
began the alkaline diet immediately. His blood
sugar levels dropped to within normal range and
have remained normal. Gabriel says he feels so
much better. Overall, his flagging energy has
returned to its previous vitality.

Gabriel now tells everyone he wants to be a doctor.
He wants to help other sick people like Dr. Young.
We thank God for the pH Miracle Living program which
has been and answer to our prayers. Thanks to Dr.
Young’s dedicated research, our mourning has been
transformed into hope.

Gabriel’s Mom

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The key to reversing Type I diabetes is the healing
of the small intestine and the intestinal villi or
root system of the body. When we have a healthy
small intestine we can build healthy red blood cells
which can then build a healthy body.

Very few people realize that sugar is a waste product
of cellular degeneration or breakdown, not a fuel for
energy. Think about it for a moment when you consider
a banana as it ripens or ferments - it becomes sweeter
with the acid sugar - it is melting into sugar.

This is what is happening to the person doing diabetes.
He or she is melting into sugar.

When we clear the bowels of protein and begin to build
blood with chlorophyll, oil, alkaline water and salt
we can expect only one thing - incredible health and
energy and "No More Diabetes!"

In fact, if more people understood the principals
I teach there would be "No More Diabetes" of any type
in the world today!"

To learn more about preventing and reversing
diabetes read, The pH Miracle for Diabetes, by
Dr. Robert and Shelley Young.

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Upcoming New Biology Microscopy Course

Dr. Robert O. Young will be teaching the Basic and
Advanced Microscopy Course in Valley Center,
California at the Rancho del Sol from the 16th
to the 30th of June, 2008 and extends a personal
invitation to you to learn the New Biology and
the important connection to the blood through live
and dried blood microscopy.

Do you often feel that you do not know enough?

Do you wonder how to work with people who are
seriously debilitated, or have terminal cancer?

Do you wonder, how to apply the alkalizing
protocol effectively to get accelerated results,
safely in difficult life situations?

Do you lack certainty and confidence with
yourself, a loved one, a friend or when a client
treatment does not go to plan and you don't
know what else to do?

Dr. Young is always developing new ideas and
making new discoveries many of which he will
only share at the Basic and Advanced New Biology
Microscopy courses.

As blood microscopy is regulated in 2008 in the
USA, UK and Europe, you will find that there is much
to comply with. These standards are being
introduced to ensure your success in this
industry with great potential to work further
within the medical field.

Only those with advanced certificates will be
considered for further consulting as mentioned
above.

In Basic and Advanced New Biology course you
will learn:

· Advanced blood phenomena identification

· Pattern recognition of serious debilitation
and disease

· Pattern recognition of cancerous conditions,
and how they differentiate

· Accelerated healing techniques and inclusions
to the alkalizing protocol.

· How to apply each food and nutrition for a full
healing integration

· How to read 'medical blood examinations and
results' and interpret what they mean for you and
your clients personal strategy.

· Profiling techniques for states of imbalance.

· Somatology or the study in the place of the
body.

· Advanced anatomy and physiology as it relates
to live and dried blood microscopy and consultation.

· Further advancement of microzymian theory.

· Nuclonics or nuclear elemental transformations -
learn a new periodic table Dr. Young refers to
as the New Nuclear Physics.

You will learn from clients who have various
dis-ease profiles including hepatitis, cancer, AIDS,
heart disease, lung disease, and diabetes
(amongst others).

To learn more the New Biology Basic and
Advanced Microscopy course go to:

http://www.phmiracleliving.com/microscopy.htm

Please email the pH Miracle Living Center at:

phmiraclesecrets@aol.com

to reserve your place in the Basic and Advanced
course as soon as possible.

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Weight-Bearing Low Impact Exercising

A Duke University Medical center report on the
various factors that affect weight loss points
to vigorous, sustained exercise as a key factor.

Estimates for the benefits of milder forms of
exercise, such as a one-mile walk are imprecise
at best, and often do not take into account
factors that reduce their actual effectiveness.

Machines such as treadmills, for example,
overestimate the amount of acids eliminated
by 10-15 percent.

However, weight-bearing, gravity-fighting, low
impact exercises like rebounding, isotonic
weight lifting, dancing, skating, running,
stair-climbing and whole body vibrational
exercising eliminates the same amount
of metabolic acids, in the same period
of time, than gentler water-based exercises
or cycling, although some make up for this
by cycling for longer periods.

How skillfully you perform your personal exercise
regimen affects the amount of acids you eliminate
through the sweat glands. Poor technique may make
you work harder and create more acid than you are
eliminating and you'll quit faster and may hurt
yourself along the way.

For more information about weight-bearing
gravity-fighting low impact whole body
vibrational exercises please visit our
website at:

http://www.phmiracleliving.com/vibratrim.htm
http://www.phmiracleliving.com/rebounder.htm

or read, The pH Miracle for Weight Loss
which can be found at your local book store
or on line at: www.amazon.com

References:

New York Times September 12, 2006

Rocky Mountain News September 19, 2006

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Reduce Your Risk For Breast, Prostate, Lung, Stomach and Colon Cancer By 50%

When your mother told you to eat your vegetables
it appears that maternal wisdom had a scientific
basis.

Researchers with Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center
and the Shanghai Cancer Institute in China have
discovered a possible link between a diet rich
in certain vegetables and a decreased risk for
breast cancer. The study appears in the March
issue of the American Journal of Clinical
Nutrition.

Corresponding author Jay Fowke, Ph.D., assistant
professor of Medicine at Vanderbilt-Ingram, said
3,035 women diagnosed with breast cancer were
identified through the Shanghai Cancer Registry.
They were closely matched with 3,037 women randomly
chosen from the general population there. The women
filled out questionnaires about their diet, including
consumption of cruciferous vegetables like Chinese
cabbage, bok choi and turnips. Americans typically
eat more broccoli, kale and cauliflower in the
cruciferous vegetable family.

"Cruciferous vegetables contain some compounds that
may have a cancer-inhibitory effect," explained Fowke.
"Here we were able to identify a group of women who
seem to particularly benefit from a high intake of
these vegetables."

While there was only a small positive relationship
between a diet high in these vegetables and a
reduction in breast cancer risk for the overall
study population, there was a striking risk reduction --
50 percent -- among women with a certain genetic
profile. Researchers identified three forms of
the GSTP1 genotype among the cancer patients:
Ille/Ile, Ile/Val and Val/Val.

"Women who consumed more of these cruciferous
vegetables and who also had the Val/Val genetic
polymorphism had a lower breast cancer risk. So
we cautiously interpreted this as diet being a
factor that may reduce the impact of genetic
susceptibility in overall breast cancer risk,"
said Fowke.

The Vanderbilt-Ingram researchers focused on
cruciferous vegetables because they contain two
chemicals called isothiocyanates and indole-3-carbinol
which may affect carcinogenesis by triggering cell
transformation or by shifting the acidic estrogen
metabolism. Studies by other researchers have
suggested cruciferous vegetables may reduce the
risk of lung, stomach, colorectal and bladder cancer.

"The Shanghai Breast Cancer Study is one of the
largest and most comprehensive epidemiological
studies conducted to date for this common cancer,"
according to principal investigator Wei Zheng.
"We have published over 100 research papers in
this study addressing a large range of significant
issues related to the etiology and survival of
breast cancer. The results reported by Dr. Fowke
may have significant implications in breast cancer
prevention."

Dr. Robert O. Young, of the pH Miracle Living
Center states, "breast cancer is the result of
metabolic and dietary acids being deposited in the
fatty tissues of the breast in order to maintain
the alkaline pH of the blood. When you increase
your cruciferous vegetable intake you then reduce
the risk of acids being thrown-off into the
breast tissue and thus prevent breast cancer."

To learn how to increase your intake of cruciferous
vegetables up to twenty times to help prevent cancerous
breasts, prostate, lungs stomach and bladder go to:

http://www.phmiracleliving.com/phruits.htm

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