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On urine test showed ph 5.5- is it bad? what does it mean?
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Normal: This is a function of the amount of sulfur-rich protein and nucleic acid in your diet. The ph pad is actually placed just to show urines that have been damaged by overgrowth of urea-splitting bacteria.
Answered 9/14/2018
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