>>8509565 (LB)
There was a bowl of skeleton keys prominently displayed in the Ellen video. I noticed it, but didn't know what to make of it.
https://twitter.com/TheEllenShow/status/1241447029966098435
>Diseases in general do not thrive in alkaline conditions.
Our bodies have a pH of 7.40+/-0.05 . That's on the alkaline side of neutral.
>wtf is a baker check?
That when BO checks a IP's past posts for shilly behavior before approving them to bake. BO has not done so in many moons.
>and blood? can you raise the pH of blood?
Hyperventilate.
>Can you raise the pH of blood, and then it takes some time to readjust?
>Because it's pretty clear that baking soda does raise the pH of blood. I can't tell you how long that lasts.
pH is how your brain knows how much CO2 is currently dissolved in your bloodstream (carbonic acid) so it knows how fast you need to breath. If you notice you feel calmer for a few minutes after drinking a big glass of baking soda in water then that's probably your breathing slowing down so as to hold back some CO2 to compensate. The sodium is raising your blood pressure just like of you ate too much salt.
Baking soda will hove no effect on your blood's pH. Not much and not go long, anyway. Your body is far good good at regulating it for what you eat/drink to do anything.
>Acidosis is what?
That's when everything goes very wrong. If yout pH drops into the acidic range you're gonna have bigger problems than cancer.
Welcome back.
But srsly, after 12 days and with all that's been going on you should have more for us than a link to instrumental music
>it's the bicarbonate that is raising the pH of the blood.
Sure. When the pH regulation mechanism is out of whack. Not because of what spoonful of Arm&Hammer.