The most recent customer reviews of Alka®

Last year, I started using the drops. My joints have clearly become more flexible, although it took some time before I noticed results. I drink a lot of water (large glasses with 3 drops), and that goes smoothly. Occasionally, I alternate it with eCal tablets. I find them very easy to take compared to other calcium tablets or effervescent tablets. Furthermore, I add 2-3 drops to my cats' drinking bowl daily to help prevent kidney problems (which are common at an older age in cats).

Since I started using the pH drops, I have hardly any issues with gout symptoms anymore. Initially, I was quite skeptical about these kinds of remedies. But the opposite has proven to be true. Furthermore, I notice that I have much more energy and feel much fitter than before.
I just think the pH drops are great!

Today I left a review, but I no longer see it.

I would appreciate your response.

Willem

After 25 years of standing in my store, I started experiencing knee issues, which I thought were due to wear and tear. I began taking glucosamine products and fish oil to help restore cartilage production. However, when I didn't see improvement and the fishy smell became off-putting, I stopped using them. Additional issues like dizziness, acid reflux, and tingling legs prompted me to search for a solution online.

After a week of using AlkaLife drops, the pain in my knees, which had initially intensified, completely disappeared. Since we lack the discipline to drink five glasses as per the schedule, we also started using Bicarb tablets, with fantastic results. No more tingling legs, no more acid reflux, and even a mild case of psoriasis has completely vanished.

When my doctor of many years offered me an acid reducer and I responded that I would prefer to tackle the cause rather than the symptoms, she looked at me incredulously. In hindsight, I wonder why the medical community does not recognize something as simple as alkalizing. Even my skeptical 87-year-old mother has seen her blood pressure dramatically decrease with the use of Bicarb tablets.

Dick, 66 years old, Oosterhout

About five years ago, I started experiencing more and more pain in my joints, particularly in both of my legs, my elbows, and shoulders. It was during a visit to the doctor that I first learned I had gout. Because painkillers weren't effective for me, I was prescribed ibuprofen/400mg. After a few months, it became clear that this medication wasn't sufficiently addressing the sudden pains, so I was then prescribed diclofenac/2x 75mg. That did help, but unfortunately, after about a year, those intense pains returned. In the meantime, I was also hospitalized due to an acute kidney stone attack. The specialist informed me that my kidneys were not adequately removing uric acid from my blood. Following this, my doctor prescribed allopurinol/100mg, a medication that breaks down uric acid.

Sadly, I found that this last medication also offered little relief after some time. Meanwhile, my daughter found this website online, and as a result, I have been drinking the prescribed amount of AlkaLife drops mixed with purified/mineral water for the past year and a half, along with 1 or 2 Bicarb Balance tablets daily. To my surprise, the intensity of the pain decreased, and the number of gout attacks diminished significantly after a few weeks—initially occurring every 5 to 8 weeks for about 7 to 10 days, until there came a point where I thought I was completely rid of gout. So, I was only taking allopurinol, thinking it was the only medication that broke down the uric acid crystals. That was a mistake. The gout attacks quickly returned! I realized that it was likely the AlkaLife drops and Bicarb Balance that were making the difference. Since then, I've started using them again, and I haven't had a single gout attack in the last three months. I’m still hesitant to stop taking allopurinol, but I understood from your information booklet, "The road back to youth," that waste products from medication can be responsible for various side effects and physical discomfort. The aforementioned products from AlkaLife help eliminate these harmful substances. I experienced this painfully, as my attacks did return. It’s worth mentioning that the delivery of your products was prompt and efficient, which is why I highly appreciate your service.

I have suffered from gout attacks for at least 10 years. Since I started using Alkalife drops, I haven't had any attacks. It's a fantastic product and very easy to use. Just 3 drops in a glass of water a few times a day is manageable.

I have been using Alkalive for 3 months now and I still have some discomfort in my knee and wrist, but I am currently not taking any medication anymore and my values have dropped from 7.5 to 6.3. I am waiting for the next blood test, but I haven't had any flare-ups for the moment. If things continue like this, it really is a very good product. I will keep you updated.

Since May last year, we have been using these drops because my husband regularly experienced a lot of pain in his foot, and those pains were occurring more frequently. The doctor only prescribed painkillers for the arthritis but didn't address the underlying cause. I came across the Alkalife website online and ordered a value package because I found the explanation very logical and was already aware of acidification due to our Western lifestyle. My husband started taking them and took a liter of water with drops to work every day; the complaints disappeared! Now he only has issues when he doesn't take the drops for a few days; during weekends or vacations, he sometimes forgets to take them. So it's important to keep using them. I've already had several calls from people, and I was able to tell them that they really work! I personally take them mainly at night when my stomach is empty and I'm thirsty; I keep a bottle of drops next to my bed. I don't have any complaints, but I also want to reduce acidity! So yes, they really work, and the water tastes better too!

Hello, I am nearly 59 years old and I can't remember a day without pain. My intestines have not functioned well since birth, leading to significant constipation. We searched everywhere, including undergoing tests on my intestines, but nothing was ever found. This resulted in many people giving me "the look." At 23, I developed a stomach ulcer and had to remain in the hospital for two months. When I left, I weighed only 45 kilos and my metabolism was at zero. I always had some pain, which has only worsened with age. I was never overweight, but as the pain increased, I became less active. When I told my family doctor that certain exercises like squats caused severe pain, they advised me to avoid those exercises. When I mentioned to my current physician that half of my hair had fallen out, she told me that there are many attractive bald people...

A few years ago, the pain got so bad everywhere that I decided to look again for potential causes, as a life filled with constipation and laxatives could potentially harm my intestines. Tests on my intestines and blood came back fine. The gastroenterologist simply said, "Well, they (my intestines) just don’t work." So, that seemed "resolved." I suggested to various doctors that it might be a form of rheumatism, but none of them wanted to refer me to a rheumatologist. The last time I saw my current doctor, she looked at me as if I were joking when I said the pain under my feet and ankles was almost unbearable. She told me to get orthotics and insisted that I walk a lot, lose weight, and dedicate two years to it. Then she would see me again. I could hardly get out of bed in the morning, but I still tried to walk for an hour every day with my new orthotics and cautiously resume yoga, which I had been doing since I was 20 and could barely manage anymore. After six months, the pain in my lower back worsened, I hadn't lost any weight, and the insoles weren't helping either. I decided to stop struggling and went back to my friend, the doctor. I asked for a referral to a rheumatologist, but I was told that wouldn't happen since nothing in my blood indicated such a condition. I was advised to see a rehabilitation doctor.

My husband and I both sensed that I was being put into a system for the sake of simply getting me off the streets. During the many intricate questions from the rehabilitation doctor—who subtly referenced the state of our relationship—I showed him my fingers, and that seemed to make him hesitate. He finally referred me to a rheumatologist and we would set up a call for an appointment... which never occurred.

The rheumatologist was surprised that my doctor had not tried harder, as all the symptoms I described clearly pointed towards "soft tissue rheumatism." I had to collect 24-hour urine, as it couldn’t be diagnosed through blood tests, and that confirmed it as fibromyalgia. She also noticed some odd spots on my skin and recommended a dermatologist. At least, I now had a direction to pursue. Not that it helped much, as the only thing she could offer was antidepressants and painkillers. I decided that she could keep those and I would search out more options, now that I had some confirmation on which avenue to explore. I went back to my family doctor, who asked what label had been affixed to "my illness". Because specialists often think they know everything, she believed as much... By the way, she also had never heard of the 24-hour test and thought it was nonsense. After much back and forth, I was told to make an appointment with the dermatologist, who would fax the referral.

When I arrived at the hospital, there was no referral, so I had to wait two hours until the problem was sorted by my doctor. The dermatologist concluded that I didn’t have psoriasis, which could align with rheumatism, but there were indeed several suspicious spots. Spots that my doctor hadn’t found suspicious. The dermatologist was quite energetic as he examined me with a cotton swab drenched in nitrogen. I then began researching various forms of rheumatism and reading about gout. I returned to the acidic nature of my urine and sweat, which my family doctor deemed unimportant, and I began to understand that it was indeed very significant. I discovered Alkalife and found that many had trodden a similar path of misunderstanding and ignorance before me. I ordered pH strips and also some drops, as I already sensed where this was leading. I think that if the color scheme provided could go lower than 4.5, I could easily achieve that. I was acidic, and significantly so. After that, everyone around me was roped in to try the pH strips, which also yielded some success. But some people want to do something about it, while others don’t.

Due to the pain in my back, I stumbled upon a muscle, the iliopsoas, which is often overlooked by most sports doctors and physiotherapists. There were huge knots beneath my pubic bone and in my groin, which I believe are related to acid buildup. But of course, I’m not a doctor. I began to explore my body further in the areas that were causing so much persistent pain. I didn’t know where to start because there were so many painful spots! Everywhere in my abdomen, under my ribs, on my waist, and on my arms. Through careful circular movements and rubbing, over time the lumps become less prominent and eventually turn into firm little peas. Then it gets tricky, as that can be sharp and cause additional pain. However, ultimately, they can be resolved. And then a different lump is already waiting behind it. Sometimes it can be frustrating to keep pushing through. But I trust that with the help of Alka drops and distilled water, I will improve. This has been an ongoing issue for a very long time, so I don't expect it to resolve in just a day. For now, I will continue and hope for the best. I hope Alkalife can make people understand how important it is to alkalize. This is a long story and merely a fragment of all the struggles I have endured and continue to face. I want to spare others from this experience. So please take action before it’s too late!

I have been using Alkalife for about 8 months now. The reason I started was that I had stiff fingers and toes in the mornings. Since using Alkalife, I no longer have that issue. It looks like I may not need to take my high blood pressure pills anymore. My doctor wants to monitor this, but my blood pressure has dropped from nearly 115 to an average of 75. Without Alkalife, it was still fluctuating between 95 and 100. I should also mention that I have changed my eating habits, eating less meat and more vegetables and soy products.