alkalinity and protrate cancer

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alkalinity and protrate cancer

by jcr65566 on Wed May 06, 2009 12:00 AM

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Ive been fighting advanced prostate cancer since 2007 I been trying to fined a way to make my body Increased it alkalinity, and I also take a lot of vitamins. So I was waried about kidney stones and I found this little artical in the Medicine world site this answer both problems. I started drinking diet sodas  years ago but I supose you will say the sweetner just as bad. who knows  time will tell cheers Ray 

 Patients with stone disease could benefit from drinking diet soda. New research from the University of California, San Francisco suggests that the citrate and malate content in usually consumed sodas appears to be sufficient to inhibit the development of calcium stones. The study was presented at the 104th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Urological Association (AUA).

Increased alkalinity is proven to augment citraturia, a known factor for calcium stones. Malate increases the amount of alkali delivered. Scientists measured the citrate and malate content of 15 popular diet sodas. The scientists observed that Diet Sunkist Orange contained the greatest amount of total alkali and Diet 7-Up had the greatest amount of citrate as alkali.

"This study by no means suggests that patients with recurrent kidney stones should trade in their water bottles for soda cans," said Anthony Y. Smith, MD, an AUA spokesman. "However, this study suggests instead that patients with stone disease who do not drink soda appears to benefit from moderate consumption".......

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by Gojko on Sun May 24, 2009 12:00 AM

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Years ago i passed stones 3 times, tough experiance, fortunatly i ran across a seminar at UCLA. There i learned taking magnesium once a day stops 90% of calcium stones. I did not pass a single stone since. Dosage is 250 mg per day which is only half of gov . recomendation. Magnesium is similar to Vit. C, exes i just flushed harmlssly trough the urin. Presens of magnesium in kidneys prevents  calcium christalisation. Hope this helps you.

regards George

 

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by jcr65566 on Sun May 24, 2009 12:00 AM

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 Hi and thanks for the post George Im al way waried about the high dose of vitamins I have to take as my brother got kidney stones over seas he  had to fly back to sydney in a lot of pain so this eases my mind a bit I also take Magnesium with the suplemant Im on so should be OK all the bess Ray

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