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Today’s Science:
In order for a cancer cell to grow, it relies on growth of blood vessels in efforts to provide enough oxygen to metabolize energy.[2,3] However, the pace of cancer cell growth and division is quicker than the production of oxygen-supplying blood vessels.[4] This results in the inefficient metabolism of its energy supply, and ultimately, lactic acid is produced.
Because the cancer cell is producing lactic acid, does not mean that the whole body becomes acidic.[4] In fact, the body has a very tight set of checks and balances which keeps your blood’s (i.e., body’s) pH between 7.35 – 7.45, or near neutral. It is also impossible to significantly alter one’s blood pH with the food you eat. Therefore, checking your saliva for acidity or alkalinity is not an accurate measure of your body’s actual pH balance.
So, as you can see, it is not the body that is too acidic and gives cancer cells a medium to grow and divide. Rather, it’s the opposite. Cancer cells produce acid, but that does not make the entire body more acidic.