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Food Lists, Nutrient Tables, and Diet Scores

Tag: fruit

For 2022 and beyond, I’m introducing new lists to match the way that USDA database foods relate to Dietary Guidelines. So please see Fruits and Fruit Juices. Then use the feedback links at the end of that page to let me know your thoughts on those new food lists.

Alkaline Passion Fruit Juice Chart

Acid-Alkaline Other Fruit Juice PRAL List

Posted on October 6, 2020June 8, 2022 By Keith Taylor

Do you have a passion for alkalizing fruit juice? Be sure to try the top juice for your alkalinity score. See the Acid-Alkaline Other Fruit Juice PRAL List now.

Alkaline Coconut Water Selection

Acid-Alkaline Fruit Drinks PRAL List

Posted on November 4, 2020June 8, 2022 By Keith Taylor

Fruit drinks are alkalizing or near-neutral. But other nutrition issues suggest avoiding highly processed food. See the Acid-Alkaline Fruit Drinks PRAL List.

Alkaline Citrus Fruit

Acid-Alkaline Citrus Fruits PRAL List

Posted on August 11, 2020June 8, 2022 By Keith Taylor

Peaches and nectarines are alkaline-forming. But PRAL alkalinity value varies. Especially with cooking. See Acid-Alkaline Citrus Fruits PRAL List now.

Fresh Raw Alkaline Rhubarb

Acid-Alkaline Other Fruits and Fruit Salads PRAL List

Posted on August 13, 2020June 8, 2022 By Keith Taylor

Other fruits and salads provide wide range of alkalinity. Including the most alkalizing fruit. See Acid-Alkaline Other Fruits and Fruit Salads PRAL List now.

Alkaline Dried Fruits

Alkaline Dry Fruits PRAL List

Posted on August 13, 2020June 8, 2022 By Keith Taylor

Fruits stay alkaline-forming when they are dried. But there is a wide range of alkalinity. Which are best? See the Acid-Alkaline Dried Fruits PRAL List now.

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Medical Disclaimer: Information on ALKAscore is from an amateur nutritionist to help you understand diet scores. Information is provided by a layman (Keith Taylor) with good research skills. But with no medical training or qualifications. It should not be used for diagnosing or treating any health problem or disease. The information is given to help you discuss food with your doctor, dietitian, or other qualified health professional. It is not a substitute for professional care. So you must seek professional medical advice about nutrition and any other health matters.