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Alkaline Foods List and
List of Acidic Foods

This Alkaline Foods List shows you which foods are more helpful when trying to avoid food acidity or a high ph acidity level.

You'll want to be aware of how many foods you eat from the list of acidic foods when trying to keep a certain pH balance.

Food acidity is probably one of the main causes of acidosis in this country because we eat too many processed foods which are the most acidic foods by the way.

Learn to keep your ph acidity down or more accurately up to a better level by testing your body's ph and by monitoring what you are consuming.

Alkaline Foods List

The Alkaline Foods List is a General Guide
for Alkaline Foods


apricots

Fruits

Strawberries, Raspberry, Avocado, Lemon, Lime, Pears, Fresh Figs, Sweet Apples, Apricots

Vegetables

Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Carrots, Garlic, Celery, Cucumber, Lettuce, Kale, Onion, Spinach, Watercress, Parsley, Zucchini, Dandelion Greens, Turnip Greens, Chard, Collards, Sweet Potato, Pretty Much all Vegetables

Protein

Spirulina Protein, Egg Yolks

Dairy and Grains

Raw Grass-Fed Cow Milk, Raw Goat Milk, Buckwheat Grouts, Millet,
Sprouted Grains

Fats and Oils

Coconut Oil, Raw Coconut Cream, Raw Cream

Nuts and Seeds

Flax Seeds, Sunflower Seeds, Sprouted Seeds, Almonds, Chestnuts

Misc.

Ginger Tea, Sea Salt, Most Herbs, Alkalized Water, Reishi Medicinal Mushroom, Sea Vegetables

Fermented Foods

Kombucha, Apple Cider Vinegar (unpasteurized), Miso, Tempeh


The pH Acidity of Our Internal Fluids
Affects Every Living Cell in Our Bodies

Most people will gravitate towards an acidic pH level because of bad life habits and not eating enough foods from the alkaline foods list or just eating too many acidic foods.

With an over acidic pH you are creating an extremely negative environment, which affects all of your cellular functions.

When your body is faced with this condition it forces the body to borrow minerals such as...sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium from vital organs and bones to neutralize the acidic conditions.

This condition may go undetected for years and cause quite some damage!

How to Test Your Body's pH Level

  • It is recommended that you test your pH levels to determine if your body needs attention
  • The best time to test your pH is about one hour before a meal and two hours after a meal
  • Test you pH at least two days a week...once in the morning & once during the evening
  • A neutral pH is 7.0
  • So a pH above 7.0 is considered alkaline and a pH below 7.0 is considered acidic
  • The pH of the blood is approximately 7.4, which means it is slightly alkaline
  • If your urinary pH fluctuates between 6.5 in the morning to 7.0 in the evening, your body is functioning within a "Healthy Range"
  • If your saliva stays between 6.8 and 7.4 all day, your body is functioning within a "Healthy Range"
  • By using pH test strips, you can determine your pH level quickly and easily

List of Acidic Foods

The Acidic Foods List is a General Guide
for Acidic Foods

corn on a cob

Fruits

Plums, Blackberries, Prunes, Sour Cherries

Vegetables

Winter Squash, Corn

Meats

Beef, Chicken, Crustaceans, Lamb, Pork, Turkey, Fish, Bison

Dairy & Grains

Pasteurized Dairy Products, Wheat, Spelt Grain, All Rice, Barley, Kamut, Corn, White Flour, Wheat Flour, Oats, Rye

Fats and Oils

Corn Oil, Olive Oil, Vegetable Oils,

Nuts

Peanuts, Cashew Nuts, Pistachio Nuts, Pecans, Walnuts, Macadamia Nuts

Beans and Legumes

Black Beans, Kidney Beans, White Beans, Red Beans, Chick Peas, Lentils, Lima Beans

Misc.

Processed Fruit Juices, Traditional Tea, Soft Drinks, Condiments, Sugary Foods, Fast Food

Fermented Foods

cup of coffee Alcoholic Drinks
Soy Sauce
Yogurt
Kimchi
Sauerkraut
Cheese
Kefir
Coffee

Food Acidity and the Effects on Our Bodies

As a result of eating and metabolizing food our bodies create organic acid wastes such as ....acetic acid and lactic acid.

When the blood contains too much acetic or lactic acids the blood pH lowers and the buffering system using alkaline minerals commences and ...may even steal calcium from the bones.

Another way the body may neutralize some of the problematic acids is to solidify them.......in the form of cholesterol.

Adding more foods from the Alkaline Foods List and being careful of how many foods you eat from the List of Acidic Foods could help you to keep a healthier pH balance.


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