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  • AΩ⠀pH⠀Chart 01: Foods You Can Eat Freely
    Exploring Studies in pH Chart 01:Foods You Can Eat Freely

    Always consult a Plant Based Heath Doctor


    Food "Ash" pH Chart*

    The following is
    a list of common foods with an approximate,
    relative potential of
    acidity (-) or
    alkalinity (+),
    as present in one ounce of food

    ⠀Foods You Can Eat Freely!⠀
    ⠀Vegetables⠀
    +0.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Brussels⠀Sprouts⠀
    +0.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Peas,⠀Ripe⠀
    +1.3⠀ ⠀◯⠀Asparagus
    +1.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Comfrey⠀
    +2.0⠀ ⠀◯⠀Green⠀Cabbage,⠀March⠀Harvest⠀
    +2.2⠀ ⠀◯⠀Lettuce⠀
    +3.0⠀ ⠀◯⠀Onion⠀
    +3.1⠀ ⠀◯⠀Cauliflower⠀
    +3.3⠀ ⠀◯⠀White⠀Cabbage⠀
    +4.0⠀ ⠀◯⠀Green⠀Cabbage,⠀December⠀Harvest⠀
    +4.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Savoy⠀Cabbage⠀
    +4.8⠀ ⠀◯⠀Lamb's⠀Lettuce⠀
    +5.1⠀ ⠀◯⠀Peas,⠀Fresh⠀
    +5.7⠀ ⠀◯⠀Zucchini⠀
    +6.3⠀ ⠀◯⠀Red⠀Cabbage⠀
    +6.3⠀ ⠀◯⠀Rhubarb⠀Stalks⠀
    +7.2⠀ ⠀◯⠀Leeks⠀(Bulbs)⠀
    +7.7⠀ ⠀◯⠀Watercress⠀
    +8.0⠀ ⠀◯⠀Spinach,⠀March⠀Harvest⠀
    +8.3⠀ ⠀◯⠀Chives⠀
    +11.2⠀ ⠀◯⠀French⠀Cut⠀Green⠀Beans⠀
    +11.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Sorrel⠀
    +13.1⠀ ⠀◯⠀Spinach⠀(Other⠀Than⠀March)⠀
    +13.2⠀ ⠀◯⠀Garlic⠀
    +13.3⠀ ⠀◯⠀Celery⠀
    +14.1⠀ ⠀◯⠀Cabbage⠀Lettuce,⠀Fresh⠀
    +14.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Endive,⠀Fresh⠀
    +18.8⠀ ⠀◯⠀Cayenne⠀Pepper⠀
    +21.4⠀ ⠀◯⠀Straw⠀Grass⠀
    +21.7⠀ ⠀◯⠀Shave⠀Grass⠀
    +22.6⠀ ⠀◯⠀Dog⠀Grass
    +22.7⠀ ⠀◯⠀Dandelion⠀
    +27.6⠀ ⠀◯⠀Kamut⠀Grass⠀
    +28.1⠀ ⠀◯⠀Barley⠀Grass⠀
    +29.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Soy⠀Sprouts⠀
    +28.4⠀ ⠀◯⠀Sprouted⠀Radish⠀Seeds⠀
    +28.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Sprouted⠀Chia⠀Seeds⠀
    +29.3⠀ ⠀◯⠀Alfalfa⠀Grass⠀
    +31.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Cucumber,⠀Fresh⠀
    +33.8⠀ ⠀◯⠀Wheat⠀Grass⠀
    ⠀Root⠀Vegetables⠀
    +3.1⠀ ⠀◯⠀White⠀Raddish⠀(Spring)⠀
    +3.1⠀ ⠀◯⠀Rutabaga⠀
    +5.1⠀ ⠀◯⠀Kohlrabi⠀
    +6.8⠀ ⠀◯⠀Horseradish⠀
    +8.0⠀ ⠀◯⠀Turnip⠀
    +9.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Carrot⠀
    +11.3⠀ ⠀◯⠀Beet⠀
    +16.7⠀ ⠀◯⠀Red⠀Radish⠀
    +39.4⠀ ⠀◯⠀Summer⠀Black⠀Radish⠀
    ⠀Fruits⠀
    +8.2⠀ ⠀◯⠀Limes⠀
    +9.9⠀ ⠀◯⠀Fresh⠀Lemon⠀
    +13.6⠀ ⠀◯⠀Tomato⠀
    +15.6⠀ ⠀◯⠀Avocado⠀(Protein)⠀
    ⠀Non-Stored⠀Organic⠀Grains⠀And⠀Legumes⠀
    +0.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Buckwheat⠀Groats⠀
    +0.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Spelt⠀
    +0.6⠀ ⠀◯⠀Lentils⠀
    +2.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Soy⠀Flour⠀
    +3.2⠀ ⠀◯⠀Tofu⠀
    +12.0⠀ ⠀◯⠀Lima⠀Beans⠀
    +12.0⠀ ⠀◯⠀Soybeans,⠀Fresh⠀
    +12.1⠀ ⠀◯⠀White⠀Beans⠀(Navy⠀Beans)⠀
    +12.8⠀ ⠀◯⠀Granulated⠀Soy⠀(Cooked⠀Ground⠀Soy⠀Beans)⠀
    +26.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Soy⠀Nuts⠀(soaked⠀Soy⠀Beans)⠀Then⠀Air⠀Dried)⠀
    +38.0⠀ ⠀◯⠀Soy⠀Lecithin⠀(Pure)⠀
    ⠀Nuts⠀
    +0.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Brazil⠀Nuts⠀
    +3.6⠀ ⠀◯⠀Almonds⠀
    ⠀Seeds⠀
    +0.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Sesame⠀Seeds⠀
    +1.1⠀ ⠀◯⠀Cumin⠀Seeds⠀
    +1.3⠀ ⠀◯⠀Fennel⠀Seeds⠀
    +1.3⠀ ⠀◯⠀Flax⠀Seeds⠀
    +2.3⠀ ⠀◯⠀Caraway⠀Seeds⠀
    +5.4⠀ ⠀◯⠀Sunflower⠀Seeds⠀
    +5.6⠀ ⠀◯⠀Pumpkin⠀Seeds⠀
    +11.4⠀ ⠀◯⠀Wheat⠀Kernel⠀
    ⠀Fats⠀(Fresh,⠀Cold-Pressed⠀Oils)⠀
    +1.0⠀ ⠀◯⠀Olive⠀Oil⠀
    +3.2⠀ ⠀◯⠀Borage⠀Oil⠀
    +3.5⠀ ⠀◯⠀Flax⠀Seed⠀Oil⠀
    +4.1⠀ ⠀◯⠀Evening⠀Primrose⠀Oil⠀
    +4.7⠀ ⠀◯⠀Marine⠀Lipids⠀
    ⠀Water⠀
    +9.04⠀ ⠀◯⠀Spring,⠀Mineral,⠀or⠀Ionized⠀Water⠀varies⠀Coconut⠀Water⠀


    ⠀The Above information is From: https://www.snyderhealth.com/documents/FoodAshPHChart.pdf