Perfect Homeostasis: pH

Physiotherapists, Dieticians, and Exercise professionals have much better scope to become trailblazers in the forthcoming years revamp public health system set spectacular trends interdisciplinary care for people. Meanwhile, they must scrupulously engage research pursuits dissemination of advanced knowledge disease. A macrocosm literature all medical super-specializations are currently available but would go futile if not unified channelized holistic equitable care. Human is attained or maintained by acquiring homeostasis coordinate control a wide range physiologic parameters within Narrow Homeostatic Range (NHR) that encompasses body temperature, pH, blood glucose level, cholesterol pressure, heart rate, respiratory etc., Homeostasis tightly regulates NHR develop homeostatic competence. competence quite impossible without harmoniously integrating with each other working their respective NHR. Physiologic can be called as factors. Deviation even one parameter from its could lead temporary permanent disturbance due disrupted homeostasis. But diseases tend arise result at same time, though some many them unnoticed contemporary diagnostic procedures lack appropriate diagnosis. The (or perfect homeostasis) individuals resists non-communicable also help resisting infectious vice versa. If only data responsible preventing available, should able get standpoint about immunologic fitness an individual (immunocompetent immunocompromised) individual’s ability resist diseases. These postulates on made irrefutable carefully reviewing establish associations between various factors versatile roles played factor (i) (ii) maintaining pH (iii) ensuring Advancing Estimation Gradation Immunologic Status (AEGIS) constructed putting together Under beneficial ecological conditions lifestyle, human biochemical machine strive adapt converge efforts create itself association pH. Undoubtedly, any age, Excellence Actuates Life Through Health (HEALTH) naturally possible. KEY WORDS: Homeostasis, Acid-base balance, Exercise, Nutrition, Ageing, Immunity, Infections, Non-communicable diseases, Public