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Does low blood ph cause muscles to contract?
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This is moot: You have multiple medical problems and I am worried that you are reading internet scams. There are "pop" sites that make unfounded claims about "low blood ph / high blood ph", encouraging you to self-diagnose and purchase unscientific, pricey treatments. Actual ph stays very close to normal 7.40 except in obvious crisis situations. Your key is your relationship with an evidence-based doc.
Answered 8/19/2013
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