Toe Pain

Toe Pain

The ends of your feet get the poorest “service” from your
blood supply. They are the furthest away. The blood here has the
most accumulated acid and the least oxygen supply. The body
produces quite a bit of uric acid and this should, of course, be
excreted into the bladder by the kidneys. But if the kidneys are
doing a poor job of this, levels in the body and blood stream rise.
The blood can only hold so much. It holds even less in acid
conditions such as the ends of your feet experience. Uric acid
begins to settle out or precipitate at our feet.
Hippuric acid, too, is found where pain is found. Hippuric
acid is made in large amounts (about 1 gram/day) by the liver
because it is a detoxification product. It makes no sense to consume
benzoic acid, the common preservative, since this is what
the body detoxifies into hippuric acid. Read all labels on food
you buy. Don't buy any beverages or baked goods preserved with
benzoic acid. Citric acid is fine. The joints of the big toes are
favorite places for pain to develop. This is made even worse
when circulation is poor. Take a cayenne capsule with each meal
to improve circulation. If you cannot find your pulse just below
your inner ankle your circulation is poor.
The accumulation of uric and hippuric acid invites bacteria to
feed on them. As bacteria multiply the tissue fights back with

inflammation. Now the stage has been set for pain. Some people
do not have pain although these acids and other deposits are
present making their joints knobby and unbending. Bacteria have
not found them yet or haven't multiplied sufficiently in them to
invade your tissues. Perhaps there are other reasons as well.
If you have toe pain your course of action is this:
1. Kill all bacteria possible with your zapper. Repeat daily
until no further benefit is seen.
2. Dissolve the deposits away. An herbal recipe, quite elaborate,
is capable of doing this. It is called the Kidney
Cleanse (page 549). Toe deposits are made of the same
crystals as kidney stones, which is why the Kidney Cleanse
works for toe pain. But because these deposits are far away
from the kidney, it takes longer than merely cleaning up
kidneys. It may take six months to make a significant dent
on these deposits. This will at the same time remove kidney
crystals so that these are no longer a source of bacteria.
3. Get teeth cavitations cleaned (cavitations are bone infections
in the jaw where a tooth was pulled; it never healed;
see Dental Cleanup page 409). This can “magically” stop
the toe pain the same day as they are cleaned. The effect
lasts for days afterward showing it is not the dental anesthetic
that is responsible. It also teaches you that the bacteria
in the toes can come from the teeth. But pain may return
as other bacteria find the deposits.
4. Clean the liver of stones using the Liver Cleanse (page
552). This, too, can give immediate pain relief in the toes
showing you they are a source for bacteria. Liver cleaning
may take you two years to complete! Meanwhile your toe
pain is receding. And, of course, this pays extra dividends
in health for your body.

5. Reduce the acidity in your toes. First, check your acidity
with pH paper meant for testing urinary pH, called NitrazineTM
paper. Ordinary pH paper, as for fish tanks, is
almost as accurate and will serve as well. Tear a ½ inch
piece and hold it in the urine stream. Early morning is the
time your urine is most acid. If this reads below 5.5 your
feet must have been even lower in the night (lower is more
acid).
Once deposits start, it is hard to stop them. If they start
forming at 2 a.m., they are likely to continue for several hours
even if the pH goes back up to normal. Your tactic will be to go
to bed with an alkalizing action. Taking a calcium and magnesium
supplement at bedtime, drinking milk at bedtime, using
baking soda at bedtime are all remedies to be tried. They should
raise your urinary pH to 6 in the morning.