Acid Alkaline Foods ListUse the following Acid Alkaline Foods List and yoga ayurvedic diet foods chart for ideas for meal planning and preparation. Please feel free to print right off my Web pages and use them when shopping and balancing your families acid alkaline ph levels. Plus, check out Healthy Food Trends Everyone Ought To Know About. Experts help and share nutritional knowledge and Research Reports, like this one on Obesity. Does your next meal contain anything naturally green? Follow the 75%/25% Healthy Food Trend Rule. 75% alkaline forming foods. 25% acid forming foods. This Acid Alkaline Foods Chart is a guide to help you: Green Alkaline Forming Vegetables
Asparagus Barley Grass Brussel Sprouts Cabbage, fresh Cauliflower leaves Celery Chives Comprey Cucumber, fresh Dandelion Endive Green Beans, fresh Kamut Grass Leeks Peas, fresh Soy Sprouts Spinach Watercress Wheat Grass Zucchini
Carrot Cauliflower Cayenne Pepper Garlic Horseradish Lettuce Onion Parsnip Potatoes Red Radish Rhubarb Rutabaga Turnip
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Magnesium is America’s most deficient mineral because of our Standard American Diet (SAD), which is high in processed foods and low in natural whole foods. The processing depletes natural foods of its nutrients and then chemicals and toxins are added as preservatives. See Acid Alkaline Foods List Chart above. The average person in America eats too many processed foods and too little whole natural foods. An easy way to compare processed versus whole is to ask yourself, “Does this food grow, swim, fly or walk?” You can’t pick a donut off a donut tree, but you can pick a pear or pull a carrot from the ground. Or, ask yourself, “Did Mother Nature make it or did a machine alter it?” Eating chicken is whole and eating a chicken pot is processed. Green vegetables are high in many wonderful nutrients, such as calcium, magnesium, iron, potassium, phosphorus, zinc and Vitamins A, C, E and K. They are full of fiber, which helps purify our bodies. Nutrients in plants are called phyto-nutrients. These antioxidants are very powerful. Here are benefits we receive from eating dark green veggies...
Eating greens can be associated with “lightening up the diet” and spring time, but there are heavier greens that are also suitable to eat in the fall and winter such as kale, collards, mustard greens, brussel sprouts, broccoli, broccoli rabe, cabbage (don’t forget sauerkraut) and chards. Cooked greens are better for the body during Fall and Winter. Eating raw greens are better for the body during Spring and Summer.
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