Understanding Your Body: Why Hydration, Nutrition, and Balance Are Key to Preventing Fainting and Seizure-Like Episodes
Your RBTI numbers explain a lot about why you’re experiencing these episodes. Let’s break it down:
🔹 The Link Between Your Symptoms & Your Numbers
1️⃣ High Ureas (Kidney 14 / Liver 13 – Total 26) → Increased Heart Stress
Your ureas measure the body’s ability to break down protein and eliminate waste, and a total of 26 is very high. This means that your kidneys and liver are struggling to filter waste properly, leading to toxic buildup, increased heart stress, and poor circulation. When this happens, it can make you feel lightheaded, weak, or even lead to seizure-like episodes due to an overload of metabolic waste in the blood.
✅ What Helps:
- Drink more water with a pinch of sea salt to flush out waste.
- Eat lighter, more plant-based meals for a few weeks to reduce the strain on your organs.
- Consider a gentle detox to support your liver and kidneys.
2️⃣ Low Salt (16) & Sugar (5.0) → Blood Pressure Drops & Energy Crashes
Your salt levels are too low, which means your body is not holding onto hydration properly. When your salts drop, your blood pressure can plummet, making you feel weak, dizzy, or even causing near-blackout episodes.
Your sugar level, while not critically low, is just low enough to cause energy fluctuations and make it difficult for your body to maintain steady energy throughout the day. When sugar and salts are both low, it creates the perfect storm for fainting spells, muscle weakness, and brain fog.
✅ What Helps:
- Drink mineralized water throughout the day (1/2 your body weight in ounces) to restore salt balance.
- Snack on small, nutrient-dense meals every few hours to prevent sugar crashes.
- Add a few drops of Young Living Lemon oil to your water for electrolyte balance.
3️⃣ Alkaline Saliva pH (8.0) & Acidic Urine (6.4) → Poor Nutrient Absorption
Your saliva pH of 8.0 is too alkaline, meaning your stomach acid is too weak to properly break down food and absorb minerals. If your body isn’t absorbing nutrients properly, it can’t fuel your brain, muscles, or heart efficiently, which can lead to dizzy spells and seizure-like activity.
✅ What Helps:
- Drink warm lemon water or apple cider vinegar before meals to support digestion. See lemonade diet below. This will be an important place to start.
- Include fermented foods like sauerkraut, kimchi, or kefir to restore gut balance.
- Avoid excessive processed foods, which disrupt pH balance further.