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If any substance changes from pH 7 to pH 8, it has become ten times more alkaline. Conversely, if it has changes from neutral pH 7 to pH 6, it is ten times more acidic.

As an example, a popular Cola, having a pH of 2.5 is almost 50,000 times more acidic than neutral water, and needs 32 glasses of neutral (pH 7) water to counteract, or alkalize, the consumption of one glass of Cola. That's remarkable. But even more astonishing is the fact that if your normal blood pH of 7.365 changed just slightly to a pH of 7, that would mean your blood would be around 4 times as acid as it should be. The result: You would become comatose then die from poisoning by your own blood. This is why every system in your body is designed to support your alkaline blood pH and why it is so important that you counteract the acidifying nature of our modern lives.

What effects the pH of you blood? Unhealthy foods and drinks, dehydration, pollution, and stress all negatively effect pH. And if your body receives no outside help, it becomes over-taxed trying to maintain your blood alkalinity.