How is PH important in the human body?

The more acidic, the more prone you are to disease. I read a book on pH one time and have also read on various medical websites that disease cannot exist in an alkaline body. Getting your pH to be alkaline and maintaining it is the tough part...it all comes down to the foods you eat. Lemons, for example, are acidic, yet when the body processes it, it creates an alkalized effect. You can google "alkaline diet" for food recommendations.

A healthy pH balance is important in the human body because it prevents diseases caused by an acidic pH. The perfect pH balance ranges from 7.3 to 7.4 and it should be maintained to prevent damage in body organs. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/about_5347179_ph-important-body.html.