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Alkaline Chinese Cabbage and Celery

Acid-Alkaline Other Vegetables and Combinations PRAL List

Posted on June 16, 2020June 7, 2022 By Keith Taylor

Is cauliflower acidic or alkaline? What about bamboo shoots and radishes? Get the Acid-Alkaline Vegetable Combinations PRAL List to see which are alkalizing.

Alkaline Black Eyed Peas

Acid-Alkaline Starchy Vegetables PRAL List

Posted on June 16, 2020June 6, 2022 By Keith Taylor

Are peas acidic or alkaline? What about beans, celeriac, and similar veggies? Get the Acid-Alkaline Starchy Vegetables PRAL List to see which are alkalizing.

FODMAP-Friendly Lamb Shanks

FODMAP Diet Highs and Lows

Posted on April 29, 2020January 27, 2021 By Keith Taylor

How do you find suitable food for your low FODMAP diet? Don’t rely on recipe books. Avoid unsuitable nutrients with science. Get the FODMAP foods chart now.

Acidic and Alkalizing Legumes

Acid-Alkaline Beans, Peas, Legumes PRAL List

Posted on September 16, 2020January 20, 2021 By Keith Taylor

Legumes are a mix of acid forming and alkalizing proteins. So look at individual beans, not averages. See the Acid-Alkaline Beans, Peas, Legumes PRAL List now.

Alkaline Cabbage Coleslaw

Acid-Alkaline Vegetable Mixed Dishes PRAL List

Posted on June 16, 2020January 7, 2021 By Keith Taylor

Is coleslaw acidic or alkaline? What about other popular mixed vegetable dishes? Get the Acid-Alkaline Mixed Vegetables PRAL List to see which are alkalizing.

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