Bipolar Kids Non Toxic FIX

Posted by David B. and Dianne Hansen | July 30, 2009 .

Acidity is really bad for all bipolar people, kids included.

Your children’s diet is most likely highly acidic and highly toxic.
Your bipolar children are totally acidic throughout all their systems.
Bad emotions/negative emotions are acidic.
Stress causes acidic toxic reactions in the body.
All water except ionized water causes acidity when you drink it.
Pollution that we all breathe causes toxic reactions.
Sights that are troubling cause acid reactions throughout the personality and body.
Noise pollution is harmful and causes acidic toxins. Your organs, especially your liver, are highly excitable by toxins.
Drugs are acidic and harmful.

Solution? Fix the acidity. Drink Kangen Water, which is alkaline water. And take 1/2 to one teaspoon of baking soda before bedtime. Feed your bipolar children alkaline water and alkaline baking soda occasionally. It will counteract all the acidity of life.

All – even bipolar acidity.

Kangen Water is amazing, so as to be practically miraculous! View Dr. Dave Carpenter as he teaches about alkalinity, Kangen Water, and the recent disclosure in the medical community that baking soda is highly effective in curing acidity.

Baking soda can be seen as a temporary (very temporary) cure all.

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