savtúltengésnél

Savtúltengésnél, often translated as "acid overload" or "acid excess," refers to a theoretical physiological state where the body's pH balance shifts towards a more acidic environment. The concept is primarily associated with alternative health and wellness circles and is not a recognized medical diagnosis in conventional Western medicine. Proponents of the theory suggest that modern diets, rich in processed foods, sugars, and certain animal products, contribute to an acidic buildup in the body. They believe this acidity can negatively impact cellular function, organ health, and overall well-being, potentially leading to a wide range of symptoms.

The proposed remedies for savtúltengésnél typically involve dietary changes aimed at increasing alkalinity. This often includes consuming more fruits, vegetables, and alkaline-forming foods, while reducing or eliminating acid-forming foods. Hydration and certain supplements are also frequently recommended. It is important to note that the scientific evidence supporting the existence of savtúltengésnél as a distinct condition and the efficacy of the proposed treatments is limited and largely uncorroborated by mainstream scientific research. The body has sophisticated buffer systems in place to maintain a narrow and stable pH range, and significant deviations from this range are indicative of serious medical conditions that require professional medical attention.