Reams Biological Theory of Ionization

RBTI is a working explanation about the fundamental ionic energy composition and function of biological life.

RBTI testing is a non-invasive seven part test completed on fresh samples of urine and saliva.

There are six tests done on t he urine sample:  total carbohydrate, PH, conductivity, cell debris, nitrate nitrogen and ammonia nitrogen.

There is one test done on the saliva sample, which is PH.

Homeostasis

The body works hard to maintain narrow ranges in body chemistry.

The body will use energy reserves and minerals to keep PH in balance.

When reserves are depleted, the body begins to break itself down to release energy and nutrients.

Take a look at your Thumb and 1st and 2nd fingers, are the moons full?  Then you have reserves.

Reserve Energy

We build reserve energy by the following principles:

*  Right living

*  Rest

*  Clean air

*  Sunshine

*  Pure water

*  Proper diet

*  Balanced emotions

*  Faith

People with low reserves will have less room for cheating a healthy lifestyle.

Terrain Theory vs. Germ Theory

Exposure to a pathogen is not what causes illness.  When there are dead or malfunctioning cells, pathogens enter the system to destroy weak tissue, which causes illness.  It is estimated that every person has over 39 trillion bacterial cells in and on their body.  We only have 30 trillion somatic cells and 80%  of those are red blood cells.  When the terrain is weak or deficient, opportunistic pathogens take advantage.

The premise of RBTI - Love your liver

The liver is responsible converting the food we eat into energy we can use. The first step to balancing the RBTI equation is supporting the liver so that all other organs get the nutrients to function appropriately.  The liver is nourished by water, oxygen, calcium, iron, iodine, vitamin A, and B vitamins.  Calcium groups include calcium hydroxide, calcium citrate, and calcium lactate.

High pH - above 6.4 Alkaline

*Symptoms

  Digestion - under active

  Elimination - constipation

  Skin disorders

  Gallbladder stress

  Heartburn

  Chronic infections

  Possible parasites, body odor, bad breath, gas

  Tooth decay

  Congestion of soft tissue and breakdown of hard tissues

  Women  - irregular periods, increased PMS, cramping

  Men - prostate involvement

  Manganese deficiency

Low pH - below 6.4 Acidic

* Symptoms:

  Increased speed of digestion and elimination resulting in heartburn, diarrhea, intestinal polyps, colitis, inflammatory bowel diseases

  Mineral deficiencies

  Bone degeneration

  Muscle wasting

  Weight gain and low energy

  Fungus and viral proliferation

  Thinning of the skin

  Bladder and kidney problems

  Periodontal breakdown and cold sores

  Depression, anxiety, nervousness, and mood swings