Just Fitter pH Urine & Saliva Test Strips Achieve 1000 User Reviews on Amazon
Jan 29, 2020
Just Fitter’s popular product pH test strips have just achieved the milestone of one thousands reviews from users on Amazon. These testing strips are capable of helping users track and monitor their pH levels using urine and saliva.
Chicago, United States - January 29, 2020 /NewsNetwork/ —
Just Fitter proudly announces that its highly sought-after pH testing strips have just gone past the coveted milestone of 1000 Amazon reviews. Interestingly, this product is also the number one Amazon bestseller in its product category. These simple to use strips have been used extensively to accurately measure the pH levels of the human body in the comfort of home. Each bottle of the product comes with 100 strips, plus 25 bonus strips. This top rated product is now available in Amazon for $9.95 only.
To find out more about Just Fitter pH Urine testing Strips, please visit: Just Fitter on amazon.com
The human body is designed to maintain a very delicate pH balance in its fluids, tissues and systems. As most biochemical reactions essential to life take place in an aqueous environment, however, it is our blood plasma and interstitial fluids surrounding the cells that are most sensitive to acid-alkaline imbalance. When these fluids are maintained within a narrow pH range of 7.35 to 7.45, the body’s immune system operates in optimal conditions and is able to fight off illness and disease. Over acidification of the body, on the other hand, is a dangerous condition that weakens all body systems, and can give rise to an internal environment conducive to sickness and disease.
“It is recommended that you test your pH levels to determine if your body’s pH needs immediate attention. By using pH test strips, you can determine your pH factor quickly and easily in the privacy of your own home. If your urinary pH fluctuates between 6.8 to 7.2 your body is functioning within a healthy range. If your saliva stays between 6.5 and 7.5 all day, your body is functioning within a healthy range. The best time to test your pH is about one hour before a meal and two hours after a meal. Test your pH every other day,” says a spokesperson from Just Fitter.
The Ph test strips from Just Fitter go through a strict quality control process to ensure accuracy. These strips have a shelf life of two years and come with a step by step PDF guide that is emailed to each buyer. The product has already helped many users manage diabetes, joint pain, osteoporosis, and other common ailments through alkalinity.
Recommending Just Fitter’s pH testing strips, a highly impressed user stated, “Thank Goodness, I decided to purchase this easy to use test kit. I was totally unaware that my meds were making me acidic, in spite of my healthy diet. Even so, this product motivated me to find an answer to my problem. Folks if you are on a low sodium diet, you might want to keep track of your body PH level, and make adjustments. Maybe even take Magnesium Citrate and/or eat more green veggies and less meat.”
To find out more about Just Fitter pH Urine testing Strips, please visit: Just Fitter on amazon.com
About Just Fitter: Founded in 2014, Just Fitter is dedicated to helping people achieve their best physical, mental, and spiritual health by encouraging them to embrace the benefits of a Keto diet lifestyle. Partnering with some of the best doctors, chemists, and nutrition scientists, the company has already helped thousands of people improve their lives in many ways including going Keto. Just Fitter also runs a popular Facebook page called createtheperfectyou, dedicated to helping people adopt the Keto lifestyle.
Contact Info:
Name: Michael Ford
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Organization: Just Fitter
Address: PO Box 803338 # 57363, Chicago, IL 60680, United States
Phone: +1-888-297-8388
Website: http://www.justfitter.com
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