| In a latent acidosis the excess acids can only be neutralized slowly and the accumulation in the connective tissue occurs. This leads to the development of connective tissue acidosis. Although this condition and the associated demineralization do not have the same pathogenic factor as a manifest acidosis, a partial massive decrease of the base buffer reserves is often accompanied by poor concentration, allergies, chronic fatigue, inflammatory mucous membrane changes, muscle and joint complaints, rheumatic complaints and other specific and non-specific symptoms. |
