What is the "healing range"?As the RBTI matured over the years, various consultants repeatedly rediscovered Reams' original instructions that the most consistent way to restore someone to "Range A" was to have them concentrate on maintaining their sugars, urine pH, saliva pH, and salts steadily within narrow parameters that allow the highest possible energy for their body to undergo a thorough rebuilding. Staying within the parameters is fairly easy when one is equipped with proper water, lemon, supplements, and guidance from a RBTI consultant. The rebuilding is easy to monitor. During the process, the cell debris will stay in the 4M range to show continual replacement of old cells. Likewise, the urea is to stay in the 16-19 area. Note that there are certain cautions to be observed to guard against potassium shortages. As the body nears the completion of rebuilding, the cell debris will slowly fall to its perfect Range A (.04M) and the urea will gradually drop down to its perfect Range A (3/3). Dr. Reams clearly instructed his students that the body can continue to gain reserve energy once the urea is stabilized at 3/3. Never forget that the purpose of the RBTI is to gain energy. A major side benefit to many people is that during this process, one's weight will automatically approach their genetic ideal as the sugar is held to Range A (1-2 Brix). Clicking the black and white thumbnail on the left will take you to a larger size version of Dr. Challen Waychoff's Range Chart as he originally obtained it from Dr. Reams. Clicking the middle image will take you to Dr. Manthei's modified Range Chart which shows the healing range cross-hatched. Clicking the color thumbnail on the right will take you to Dr. Beddoe's modified Range Chart. Although Dr. Beddoe has chosen to indicate his "swing" range by colored blocks, I have added two yellow lines to help the reader understand the concept of "staying in the healing range".
Close study allows the reader to understand that the charts ultimately say much the same thing. Drs. Waychoff, Manthei and Beddoe are to be commended for producing such clear visual guides designed to help people easily comprehend the inner workings of the Reams Biological Theory of Ionization. Beware, though, a confusion that sometimes arises in that people mistakenly assume that bringing one's body into the healing range means they are no longer sick. That is not the case at all. The following letter from a Reams family member with many years of RBTI experience helps greatly to clarify this point:
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