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July 8, 2004

 

Eat Right for

Your pH Type

Typical Alkalinizing Meals

Breakfast
   
Sample #1:
Puffed-rice cereal
Soy or other nondairy milk
Papaya slices
   

Sample #2:

Pancakes made with rice and soy flour, topped with maple

syrup

Melon

Peppermint tea
   

Sample #3:

Soft-boiled egg

Rice toast with honey

Vegetable juice

   
Sample #4:
Tofu scramble with onions, mushrooms

and green peppers

Soy/millet or rice bread toast

with a canola oil spread (nonhydrogenated)

   
Lunch
   
Sample #1:
Lentil soup
Grilled soy cheddar cheese sandwich

on rice bread toast

Coleslaw with carrots
Non-carbonated mineral water
   
Sample #2:
Garden burger or other soy-based

meat substitute, lettuce and onion

Coleslaw
Potato salad
   
Sample #3:
Chef’s salad with mixed greens,

tuna, kidney beans, and hard-boiled egg

Corn muffin
   
Sample #4:
Split-pea soup
Rice pasta
Baked yam
Steamed carrots
   
Dinner
   
Sample #1:
Vegetable soup with tofu meatball
Tostada made with corn tortilla,

red kidney beans, rice, avocado, grilled Spanish onions, and

cilantro

Grain-based coffee substitute
   
Sample #2:
Hummus
Rice tabbouleh
Caesar salad with romaine lettuce
   
Sample #3:
Broiled tuna
Lightly steamed broccoli seasoned

with Bragg Liquid Aminos and flaxseed oil

Coleslaw
   
Sample #4:
Broiled salmon
Baked potato
Steamed kale seasoned with Bragg

Liquid Aminos and olive oil

Read More on pH Balance:

Getting Started

Tending Toward Acidity or a High-Alkaline

Producer?

Quiz: Are you Overly Acidic or

a High Alkaline Producer?

Foods to Avoid

Keep it SIMPLE pH Balancing Tip

— Baking Soda

Nutritional Therapies

Alkaline Power Food Plan

Cornerstones of Alkaline Food

Plan

Substitutions for Acidic Foods

Typical Alkalinizing Meals

Complementary Therapies

Oatmeal Cookies

 
 

 
 

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