Pathological murderers are changing the pH of our soil which impacts our health and they are also changing the pH of the ocean creating acidification. Geo-engineering is one of the most common methods changing earth's pH. These killers, and that is just what they are, would like you to believe that the average human is causing the pH to change. Using the $100 'anthropogenic' word they try to sway your understanding of their crime against humanity into obscurity. How does changing the pH of the soil and earth impact you?
Changing the acidity depresses your metabolic rate. It also adversely affects your immune response. It can cause Hypercapnia or hypercapnea (from the Greek hyper = "above" or "too much" and kapnos = "smoke"), also known as hypercarbia, which is a condition of abnormally elevated carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in the blood. It is thought that this is the contributing factor of 'sudden death syndrome' in infants. See attached for all the carbon dioxide toxicity symptoms.
In soil changing the pH kills the beneficial soil organisms needed to produce healthy, nutrient dense foods. It also interferes with calcium uptake which was our gardens primary challenge last year. Changing calcium intake in humans can also prove lethal as calcium is involved in cellular transmission, bones, teeth and other vital functions of the body.
Take a look at these two short You Tube videos of captive rockfish, before and after changing the pH.
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In what way may the calcium metabolism be the cause of it? And how is it possible to meter the calcium content of plants? What ph-value is necessary to be uptaken by the human body?
We measure the calcium uptake in our plants by symptom, primitive, but it works. Many plants require adequate levels of calcium to produce. For instance, my zucchini plants failed to mature fruit, manifesting in end-rot. End-rot is from a calcium deficiency. My hard squash did the same. Interestingly enough, tomatoes which also can be vulnerable to end-rot we grew in green-houses and were perfectly normal, in fact we experienced a bumper crop. We did supplement the soil with egg shells, milk, and organic calcium addendum's but failed to be able to correct the calcium deficiency.
