암을 위한 음식 - Cancer the first
Cancer is abnormal cells growing everyday in our
body, but our immune systems fight
against cancer each time it appears. When
our body's defence system is weakened,
which can be called as over-acidificated,
it becomes a group of diseases spreading
other parts of the body. I would like to
share information how to fight against cancer
from my study.
- To Find What Makes You Weak
This is important to find out what makes your body
weak against cancer, because
knowing yourself may be the first step to
fight, and the second must be
knowing your enemy that cancer appeared in
your body such as how it grows and dies.
Test with pH test paper to find out your
body whether your body is over-acidificated
which can possibly lead cancer go wild. Your body can be acidificated from stress, fatigue, insomnia, acidic food, less work out, etc.
Defining acidity
- A pH of 0 indicates a high level of acidity.
- A pH of 7 is neutral.
- A pH of 14 is the most basic, or alkaline.
High acidic food
that you may need to limit or avoid includes:
- Grains
- Sugar
- Certain dairy products, noodle is also included unfortunately
- Fish
- Processed foods
- Fresh meats and processed meats, such as corned beef and turkey
- Sodas and other sweetened beverages
- High-protein foods and supplements
- Eggs
*Avocado is very Alkalizing, have this for alkalizied first!
Acid -
Alkaline Chart
Vegetables
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Try to eat 80% (or more) alkalizing foods and 20%
(or less) acidifying foods.
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Note: *“Acid but
Alkalizing” foods are weak acid foods that contain weak acids. While their pH
is acidic, these foods have an alkalizing effect in your body. This is
because the weak acids (ie. citric acid) convert to water and carbon dioxide
in your body. The carbon dioxide is expelled through your breath.
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Very Alkalizing
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*Acid but Alkalizing
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Slightly Alkalizing
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avocado
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sour pickles
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artichokes
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beet greens
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tomato
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brussels sprouts
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broccoli
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cauliflower
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carrots
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lettuce
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celery stalks
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onion
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chives
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peas
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corn
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cucumber
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edible gourds
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fennel
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garlic
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grasses (ie wheatgrass)
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green beans
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green cabbage
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leeks
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peppers
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potato
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radish
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red beets
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red cabbage
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rhubarb
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salad greens
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spinach
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squash
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sweet potatoes
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turnips
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watercress
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yellow beans
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zucchini
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Raw Fruit
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Note: ** The
riper a banana gets, the more acidifying it becomes.
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Slightly Alkalizing
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*Acid but Alkalizing
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Slightly Acidifying
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bananas **
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grapefruit
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apples
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coconut
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lemons
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apricots
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sour cherries
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limes
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blueberries
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watermelon
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cantaloupe
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cranberries
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dates
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figs
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gooseberries
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grapes
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kiwis
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mangos
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melons
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mulberries
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nectarines
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oranges
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papayas
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peaches
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pears
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pineapples
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plums
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raspberries
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red currant
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strawberries
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sweet cherries
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tangerines
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Dried Fruit
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Slightly Alkalizing
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Slightly Acidifying
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apricots
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apples
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bananas
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figs
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dates
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mangos
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raisins
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peaches
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pears
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pineapple
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prunes
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Beans & Legumes
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Alkalizing
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Slightly Alkalizing
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Slightly Acidifying
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navy beans
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tofu
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chickpeas (garbanzo beans)
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soy beans
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dried peas
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red beans
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soy nuts
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lentils
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soy sprouts
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kidney beans
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white beans
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mung beans
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Cereal Grains & Breads
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Alkalizing
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Slightly Acidifying
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Acidifying
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buckwheat
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barley
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cakes
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brown rice
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commercial cereals
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dark bread
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cookies
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granola
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couscous
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millet
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crackers (w/ white flour)
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oatmeal
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pasta (w/ white flour)
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oats
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pies
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rye
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semolina
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spelt
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sweetened granola
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whole grain crackers
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wheat
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whole grain pasta
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white bread
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whole grain bread (yeast free)
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white rice
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whole grain cereals
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yeast bread
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Meat & Fish
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Slightly Acidifying
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Acidifying
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Very Acidifying
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bass
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chicken
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beef
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flounder
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catfish
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carp
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liver
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egg yolk
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cold cuts
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oysters
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halibut
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crab
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pike
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mahi mahi
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herring
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salmon
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mussels
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lamb
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sole
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organ meats
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lobster
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trout
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tuna
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mackerel
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walleye
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turkey
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pork
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shrimp
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veal
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whole eggs
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Miscellaneous Foods
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Note: ***Apple
cider vinegar is alkalizing because the acetic acid in it is a weak acid, and
easily exhausted. The remaining components are alkalizing. Raw apple cider
vinegar is preferable.
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Alkalizing
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Slightly Acidifying
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Acidifying
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apple cider vinegar***
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brown rice syrup
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artifical sweeteners
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cold pressed vegetable oils
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fructose
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brown sugar
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green herbs
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heat pressed vegetable oils
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canned & processed foods
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sea salt
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honey
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capers
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stevia
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maple syrup
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heated oils
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pickles
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hydrogenated oils
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raw cane sugar
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ketchup
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vinegar
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lard
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margarine
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mayonnaise
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molasses
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mushrooms
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mustard
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white sugar
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Beverages
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Alkalizing
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Slightly Acidifying
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Acidifying
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almond milk
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filtered water
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beer
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fresh lemonade
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green tea
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black tea
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fresh vegetable juice
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tap water (depending on how treated)
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carbonated water
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fresh whey
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cocoa
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linden tea
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coffee
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mint tea
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commercial juices
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soy milk
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commercial lemonade
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tomato juice
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hot chocolate
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water with a pH of 7+
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liquor
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sodas
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wine
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Dairy Products
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Note: Some
refute the fact that dairy products can be alkalizing. This is because they
contain lactic acid, which is a weak acid. While it is considered weak, it
does contribute to a low oxygen environment and fatigue. The lactic acid in
dairy products is produced by bacteria that feed on the sugar (lactose) in
it. However, milk contains large amounts of alkaline minerals including
calcium, magnesium, and potassium. It also contains phosphorous, which is
necessary for calcium utilization. When one of these alkaline minerals, like
calcium for example, binds with lactic acid, a neutral salt called calcium
lactate is produced. Thus, while milk contains lactic acid, it also contains
the minerals required to buffer it... and then some. The fresher the product
is, the less amount of lactic acid it will contain, and the more alkalizing
it will be.
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Alkalizing
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Slightly Acidifying
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Acidifying
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acidophilus milk
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brie
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aged brie
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banana smoothie
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drained cheese
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aged buttermilk
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fresh butter
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fresh yogurt
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aged cheeses
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fresh buttermilk
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fruit smoothie
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aged whey
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fresh cheese
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pasteurized milk
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aged yogurt
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fresh whey
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provolone
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chocolate milk
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raw whole milk
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slightly aged whey
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cooked buter
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swiss
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cream
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yogurt drinks (sugar free)
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dextrogyre yogurt
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kefir
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parmesan cheese
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sweetened yogurt with fruit
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ultra pasteruized milk
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There are lots of ways that can help
your immune system stays strong such as
doing regular exercise, eating
healthy food, think positive, etc,
but this page introduces the first
step knowing your body acidified or alkalized, and then food to alkalize your body.
Reference:
https://www.vetom.club/en/when-your-organism-is-over-acidificated-you-will-not-lose-weight-even-if-you-do-everything-right/http://www.livingwaterhealthsolutions.com/Articles/alkalize-chart.php
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