This acidic milieu provides the highly structured micro-organisms in our body with ideal conditions for intensive development towards their harmful fungal form. However, this acidic milieu also favours the emergence of a dangerous deficiency in the supply of fluids to the tissues, so that the blood supply to the finest capillaries (micro-circulation) is severely reduced or even blocked. This means that, for all the cells, not only is the vitally necessary supply of oxygen and nutrients impeded, but also the equally vital disposal of metabolic waste products. It may be said that, in this state, all the cells are slowly “acidifying away” and thus becoming increasingly ill, unless therapeutic help is applied in the shape of appropriate biological medicines and other therapeutic measures. When scientists establish a link between the most threatening diseases and cell respiration that is being steadily throttled, it is probably apt.

Thus we cannot state clearly enough that chronic over-acidification of the tissues must be regarded as a hazardous hotbed for the genesis of many serious diseases with a wide variety of pathological pictures. This condition also spurs on microbial life in our bodies to develop in a deleterious direction. Along with this a further burden is placed on our organism in the shape of metabolic waste products from these harmful bacteria. In such a state, the body has a noticeably depressed immune integrity, making it more easily susceptible to attack by exogenous microbes. This then finds expression in frequent infections, which may also be of a serious nature.