By: Arthur Cooper
Submitted: 2010-09-17 07:45:49 | Word Count: 664
Did you just get over having a stomach virus and now you suffer from heart burn and indigestion?
Then you might be wondering if there is such a thing as a heartburn virus, but there’s not.
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It just so happens that the condition that permitted the virus to flourish, is the same condition that can trigger acid indigestion.
You see a stomach virus, or any type of virus depends on you providing the right internal environment in order for it to become active.
In other words, you could already have a virus or many viruses inside your body. However, they are asleep in a “dormant” state unless the conditions invite them to wake-up and become “active.”
Viruses behave similar to a seed, a bad weed seed. Seeds of grain have been found in 4,000 year old Egyptian tombs that remained completely “dormant” and intact.
When these ancient seeds were then placed in moist, nutrient rich and decaying soil, they sprouted and grew.
Your heartburn symptoms are another health issue that is a tell-tale sign of a specific environmental condition. It just so happens that the “environment” I’m referring to is inside your body.
A healthy body will ward off viral attacks and maintain a balanced gastrointestinal environment.
Once that environment is set “off balance,” just about anything is fair game. Just like anything else, once it is off balance, it is easy to tip it over. Even a tiny virus can collapse an unbalanced immune system; it doesn’t take much once your health has been weakened to an extreme point.
Old Science Proves You Can Ward Off Viruses and Heartburn Without Drugs
Antoine Bechamp (1816-1908), a Frenchman, made the greatest contributions to microbiology more than one hundred years ago, all of which is preserved in the archives of the French Academy of Science.
Unfortunately most of his discoveries have been erroneously accredited to the infamous plagiarist Louis Pasteur (1822-1895).
Bechamp’s research proved that your cells are made of smaller living entities that behaved intelligently and showed self healing abilities. He proved that germs and viruses needed an acidic pH inside the body and when the body’s natural pH balance was maintained at a slightly alkaline pH, these micro-organisms, bacteria and viruses could not grow.
A healthy alkaline pH is the result of having a slightly salty blood plasma. By salty I mean a body with a healthy balance of “trace minerals” similar to sea salt.
The ancient biblical statement that you are “the salt of the earth,” rings timelessly true here.
Bechamp knew that your body’s operating system revealed an intelligent design and it’s only vulnerable when intelligence is not equally applied through wise dietary and lifestyle habits.
Heartburn can be cured by eating a variety of raw foods Mama Nature made to switch on the master switch to your immune system. There is no medication yet that can match the efficiency of a healthy, balanced immune system.
All you need to do to support this “intelligent defense system” is to eat right and exercise a little. If you suffer from viruses and heartburn, indigestion or Gastro-Esophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), you can live free of these parasites and disruptive symptoms by simply changing your internal environment.
Eat foods that create and nurture a healthy alkaline condition.
The almost lost secret of long life and optimum wellness is all about finding mineral rich sources of foods and eating them regularly, it’s that simple. You can wash your hands all day long with detergents and antibiotic soaps, but if your pH balance is acidic internally, you’re going to run into stomach viruses, flu bugs and probably end up battling acid indigestion and heartburn the rest of your life.
It doesn’t have to be that way . . . seek out knowledge about natural remedies and prove evidence-based Complementary Alternative Medicine (CAM) cures and join the” Self Health Revolution.”
Live well,
Todd M. Faassé
Health Ecologist
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