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Volume 6 Journal of Infectious Diseases & Therapy Tropical & Bacterial Diseases 2018
December 05-06, 2018
Page 24
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Annual Conference on
Bacterial, Viral and Infectious Diseases
&
Neglected Tropical Diseases Congress: The Future Challenges
December 05-06, 2018 Dubai, UAE
Alkalizing nutritional therapy in the prevention and treatment of any sickness or disease
Due to the many ineffective and incomplete diagnostic and treatment results of conventional medical protocols (e.g.
Comprehensive Blood and Chemistry tests, mammograms, antibiotics, antivirals, chemotherapy and radiation), more
efficient alternative methods are needed. The potential of Non-invasive Medical Diagnostics (NMD) coupled with an Alkaline
Lifestyle and Diet (ALD) as a legitimate alternative to radioactive diagnostic and chemical treatments are examined. While
largely ignored in conventional Medicine, the pH and electrolytes of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium is suggested as
an important part in identifying any viral, bacterial, fungal and/or cancerous condition. It is further suggested that all of these
conditions may be the result of an over-acidic chemistry of the interstitial fluids of the body that can be prevented or reversed
with an Alkalizing Lifestyle and Diet (ALT). Non-invasive Blood Testing (NBT) and Full Body Bio-Electro Interstitial Fluid
Scan (FBBIES) are presented as a non-invasive and non-radioactive diagnostic test to examine the body fluids pH, chemistry,
metabolic data and functionality of the organs and organ systems in the presence of any acidic disease causing condition. In
addition, non-invasive Full-Body Thermography (FBT) and Full-Body Ultrasound (FBU) combined with the interstitial fluid
testing (FBBIES) are presented as non-invasive methods to examine the physiology, the anatomy and the functionality of the
organs, organ systems, glands and tissues in relationship to acute or chronic health conditions in the prevention, diagnosis,
prognosis, treatment and monitoring the progress of any therapy progress. Finally, qualitative and quantitative non-invasive
Blood Evaluation (NBE) is used as an important part of determining hematological data to compare with the interstitial fluid
analysis (FBBIES). In contrast, to the potential chemical acidosis caused by conventional medical treatments, ALTmethods such
as Intravenous Nutritional Infusion (INI), Rectal Nutritional Infusion (RNI), alkaline foods and drinks, alkaline nutritional
supplements, detoxification, exercise and stress reduction provide an alkalizing approach in preventing and reversing any
serious health condition.
Biography
In the 80's, following his schooling at the University of Utah, Dr. Young was trained in medical microbiology by Dr. Robert Bradford at the Bradford Research Institute
in California. In 1991 through 1993,Dr. Young received a BSc and MSc in nutrition from the American College in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1995, he received
his with emphasis in chemistry and biology. In 1997, Dr. Young received a Ph.D. in nutrition from Clayton College of Natural Health and later received an
additional doctorate degree in naturopathy (ND) from Clayton College of Natural Health, (1999). He is currently the CEO and director of PH Miracle centre, U.S.A.
Dr. Young's research has been published in several reputed journals. He is also the author of over 75 books and 3000 articles translated in 29 languages.
Galina Migalko graduated with her M.D. from Uzghorod Medical University (Ukraine) in 1988, After finishing the California School of Medical Sciences and earning
an additional ARDMS license in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, she founded the Universal Medical Imaging Group an alternative and complementary practice that
uses the Comprehensive Full Body Screening. In 2011, She received her NMD from the University of Science Arts and Technology (Montserrat, British West Indies
and London, England) with a degree in Naturopathic Medicine.
Robert O Young 1 and Galina Migalko2
1PH Miracle Centre, USA
2Universal Medical Imaging Group, USA
Robert O Young et al., J Infect Dis Ther 2018, Volume 6
DOI: 10.4172/2332-0877-C7-056