Medico

Reverse Aging
by Sang Whang
Mr. Sang Whang is a successful inventor, scientist, and engineer. Mr. Whang has discovered a new
theory of aging and reverse aging. He explains the health and aging processes in layman terms in his
book, Reverse Aging. Below is an exerpt from that book. If you wish to purchase it, please see link at the
bottom of this page.

INTRODUCTION
In order to learn howto get younger, we must understand the process of aging.
Handling natural health improvement devices developed in Japan a few years, I have
witnessed as well as personally experienced many mysterious phenomenon in the
reverse aging effect.

Being a scientist, engineer, and inventor, I have tried to understand and explain the
phenomenon scientifically, applying the scientific principles ofthose non-drug, natural
health improvement devices. During the course of the study, I came to a realization of
what the human aging process is about. The great news is that, with this new theory,
the reverse aging process can be explained, and ANYBODY CAN GET YOUNGER IF
HE OR SHE SO DESIRES.

THE AGING PROCESS
We get old because we are not disposing of all the internally generated wastes andtoxins, and accumulate the leftovers within our body.
For our body to function and to maintain body temperature, we burn nutrients within our
cells. The main ingredients of all foods, expensive or inexpensive, gourmet or junk,
vegetable or meat, alkaline or acid, are either carbohydrates, proteins or fats. And they
are nothing but the combinations of four elements: carbon, nitrogen, hydrogenand
oxygen.

After these nutrients are burnt (oxidized) in the cells, they all turn into organic acids:
carbonic acids, uric acids, lactic acids, fatty acids, ammonia, etc. Fats are acidic even
before oxidation. The Chinese word for oxygen is written with two characters, "sahn-so".
They literally mean "acid root".
These acidic wastes and toxins are disposed out of the body in liquid form, asurine or
perspiration, after first being dissolved into the blood. Every element within our body
was place there by the blood and can come out of there by first being dissolved into the
blood and then being carried out. If anyone loses ten pounds by any dietary means, it
can be said that most of that ten pounds came out through the urine.

Unfortunately, due to our life styles andenvironments (i.e., too much ingestion,
overwork, over indulgence, not enough rest, staying up late, not enough exercise,
inadequate water consumption, smoking, pollution, etc.) the body cannot get rid of all

the acidic waste products that it generates within. We accumulate these left over waste
products somewhere within our body. This is the process of getting old.

To make matters worse, mixedwith these organic acids are inorganic acid minerals
such as chlorine, phosphor, and sulfur that come in with most of our acidic foods:
meats, grains and root crops. We don't eat enough of alkaline foods such as fruits and
vegetables that contain inorganic alkaline minerals: calcium, magnesium, sodium,
potassium, etc.

Although the amounts of inorganic minerals are small compared with theorganic acid
wastes that the body produces, they contribute more towards the acid side. However,
one important thing to note is that even if one does not eat any acidic food at all, as long
as carbohydrates and proteins are consumed, the body produces much more acidic
wastes than the inorganic alkaline minerals can counteract.

We are born with high alkaline blood pH of 7.44. As we get older,the blood pH drops
down to 7.35 or below. The blood pH referred to here is the artery blood pH. The
difference of 0.09 in pH value seems very small but since pH is logarithmic, the amount
of hydroxyl ion (OH-) in 7.44 pH is 1.23 times that of 7.35 pH, because 10=1.2303.

The hydroxyl ion is an oxygen donor while the hydrogen ion (H+) is an oxygen taker. In
other words, young people carry...