There are two ways to die …

(1) death by acid

(2) death by alkali

In other words, we can choose to die from …

(1) mineral underload

(2) mineral overload

Or …

(1) excess sterols and steroids

(2) excess essential fatty acids [1]

These two ways to die are also called …

(1) cancer

(2) old age

Cancer is the cure for old age, and old age is the cure for cancer.

We’re caught between the rock and the hard place unless we walk the razor’s edge.

We die from either …

(1) tumor

(2) ulcer

The razor’s edge is the Middle Way …

(3) colloid

Our flesh can be as hard as a martial arts fist and punch through a wall, or it can be as soft as a pillow.

Cecilia Wessner, Art Friedland, Michael Moyer, & Gunjan Sinha (“FYI,” Popular Science, Sept. 2000) wrote …

“The pH of water can range from about 3 in peat swamps to very alkaline conditions of about 9 in lakes. Naturally acidic water may result from dissolved organic acids, as is the case in a peat swamp, or from sulfur deposits. Alkaline waters usually result from mineral deposits.”

What can you find in an acidic peat swamp?

An almost totally preserved BOG BODY, including the skin, and the internal organs, but the bones are dissolved. [2]

What you can find in an alkaline lake?

Bones, but the rest of the body is missing.

Dwight L McKee, M.D. (Emanuel Revici, M.D.: A Review of His Scientific Work, 1985) wrote …

“In general, Revici found an anabolic character for the positively charged alcohols, amines, and amides and a catabolic character for the negatively charged acids, aldehydes, and ketones.

“Using his general method for the recognition of this action, Revici separated the vitamins into two groups with A, D, B6, and B12 showing catabolic activity, whereas vitamins B1, B2, K, E, pantothenic acid, niacin, nicotinamide, and folic acid were found to have anabolic properties.”

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[1] Essential fatty acids cause an adrenal response and excess alkalinity.

[2] Even the fingerprints are preserved. Acidity, low oxygen, and cool temperature are necessary to create a bog body.

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