So, plus 400 millivolts of electron-stealer is the same as a pH of zero, whereas minus 400

millivolts of electron donor is the same thing as a pH of 14.

And if it's neutral, if it's neither electron-donor or electron-stealer, then that's a pH of 7.

So when we say that cells must run at a pH of 7.35 to 7.45, we are saying cells must run

between minus 20 and minus 25 millivolts.

Well, that was a wowser for me, guess what?

Cells need energy to work, that makes sense.

Now by the way, people sometimes get confused with these numbers because if you take a cell

in a petri dish and you put an electrode inside the cell and one outside the cell and

you major across the cell membrane, you'll get about minus 90 millivolts.

But hopefully not very many of you have your cells in petri dishes.

But in the environment of its body, they're designed to run at minus 20 to minus 25 millivolts.

So one of the things that you will find is the characteristic of essentially all chronic

disease is that you have low voltage going to that organ.

So we are constantly wearing ourselves out and needing to make new cells.

So what I'm seeing here is one slide behind that one, apparently.

So we are constantly wearing ourselves out and having to make new cells.

So the macula in your eye today is only 48 hours old.

In other words, you get new cells in the macula every 48 hours.

The lining of your gut is three weeks old.

The skin you're sitting in today is six weeks old.

Your liver is eight weeks old and your nervous system is eight months old.

...