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Your blood cells have an electrical charge of their own, that enables them to travel freely through your body. The center of a blood cell has a positive(+) electrical charge. The outside of a blood cell has a NEGATIVE (-) electrical charge. Can you guess why?

That’s right; when your blood cells have a negative charge on the outside they repel each other (Two negative charges repel each other.) This prevents them from sticking together which prevents you from DYING, and keeps you alive.

When your blood cells are fully charged and happy they can travel through your blood vessels and arteries at a quick rate, and reach every tiny capillary blood vessel in your body with the life giving oxygen and electrical force required to keep you alive.

When the ACID and ALKALINE levels in your body are at a balance your blood cells are far apart from each other. They are all round, plump and have regular circular shapes, like the red blood cells in the above picture.

In this series you will discover exactly what ACID is, how your body produces it, and how it affects your health. But first let’s look at what happens to your blood when this delicate balance is altered.

As you will learn the major reason why we get sick, why we feel fatigued, why we get diseases and why most of us have a sense of “sludging” through our lives as far as our energy levels go is because of our blood. Your blood is the river of your life, the source of energy in your whole body. It’s what keeps the entire electrical power plant working

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