Malignant cancer cells are acidic, while healthy cells are alkaline. Normal cells cannot survive near areas of acidic waste accumulation. However, some people have strong survival genes that mutate to survive in an acidic environment. That is how cancer cells are developed. Experienced oncologists increase the alkalinity of the patient before administering treatment, by injecting sodium bicarbonate, an alkaline buffer.
Acidic wastes accumulate outside and inside the blood vessel.
Waste particles inside the blood vessel could be very dangerous, because they can clog up capillaries leading to brain cells. Our body tries to paste these waste particles on the artery walls to prevent them from floating around and doing fatal damage. This pasting action eventually leads to clogged arteries and bypass operations. Alkaline neutralizes acid. The fact that alkaline neutralizes acid is a basic natural phenomenon that requires no double blind testing.