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Preventing Cancer. Eat an alkaline diet
By Maria Locsin L. Ac
I have a friend who grows figs in his garden. It has three different varieties of figs! She tells me proudly that the figs are organic too. All young trees, most of its fruit production is the smallest tree of all. His Brown Turkey, a small tree that produces a truck loaded with fruit. Sweet Black Jack Black and Figures of the mission are poor harvests, but wow are good and delicious! Considered the most alkaline fruit, figs are one of the safest treats the body can have.
Why to distinguish between acid and alkaline foods? Because cancer cells are smart, they like acidic foods. This article is an attempt to promote foods acid alkaline cons. An alkaline food list below for your convenience. Scroll down below, list of foods alkali is a big list, and surprisingly varied. It is a pleasure to acknowledge the alkaline foods such as delicious! Now, because it is relevant for this conversation, we see a list of acidic foods and spices as well. First, we must be educated. No surprise at all to see how the meat are acidic. Lemons, which we believe is acid, produces the opposite, because it helps the digestion of foods and beverages. The end result is alkaline. Citric acid lemons produced an alkaline effect on the system.
In Chinese medicine, we are aware of the temperature. Food, beverages, herbs, have an intrinsic temperature. For example, green tea is cold, it is good to use to inflammation or fever. Drugs to cinnamon, a cold beer, medicines, recreation are very hot. Note note that a food acid or alkaline forming tendency in the body has nothing to do with the actual pH of the food itself. Back lemon very sour, what the final product obtained after digestion and assimilation are very alkaline. The lemons are alkaline forming in the body. In addition, the meat is tested before alkaline digestion, but leaves very acidic residue in the body so as most animal products, meat is very acid forming. However, I recommend fish. Nourish the kidneys, whose itinerary includes bone, bone marrow, and manifests itself in her hair. I use salmon (Oh no! It's in the list of acid!) For the Omegas to work on my heart, my skin, and keep the color of my hair. It is important to balance the diet by eating more alkaline food list.
There are several versions Table of alkaline and acidic foods that are in different books and various reliable sources on the web. There are foods that are sometimes attributed to acid Tables and sometimes towards the alkaline side. Remember that you do not comply strictly alkaline side of the table, just a good percentage the food you eat is alkaline. It is a question of balance. Also below is a list of known pH.
We live to enjoy food and drink. We can control the alkalinity of our diet because they want to become magnets of the disease with an acid. We adjust. We eat alkaline. We prevent cancer. We are what we eat. We want to live longer, healthier, cancer-free …
List alkalizing foods:
Alkalizing Vegetables
Alfalfa, barley grass, beet greens, beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, Chard Greens Chlorella Collard Greens, Cucumber, Dandelions, Dulce, flowers, plants, eggplant, fermented vegetables garlic, green beans, peas, kohlrabi, cabbage, lettuce, mushrooms, Mustard, Nightshade vegetables, onions, parsnips (high glycemic index) peas, peppers, squash, radishes, rutabagas, sea vegetables, leaf spinach, spirulina, sprouts, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, watercress, wheat grass, Wild Greens
Alkalizing oriental vegetables
Daikon, Dandelion root, Kombu, Maitake Nori Reishi, Shitake, Umeboshi, Wakame
Alkalizing Fruits
Apple, apricot, avocado, banana (high blood sugar), berries, small fruit, melon, cherries (sour) coconut (fresh), raisins, dates (dried) figs (dried) grapes, grapefruit, honeydew melon, lemon, lime, melon, nectarine, orange, peach, pear, pineapple, grapes, raspberries, rhubarb, strawberry, tangerine, tomato, tropical fruit, Umeboshi Plums, Watermelon
Alkalizing Protein
Almonds, chestnuts, millet, tempeh (fermented) Tofu (unfermented), powder whey protein
Alkalize Sweeteners
Stevia
Alkalizing & Spices condiments
Pepper, cinnamon, curry, ginger, herbs (any), miso, mustard, sea salt Tamari
Other Alkalizing
Alkaline antioxidant water, cider vinegar, pollen, fruit juice, green juice, Lecithin granules, mineral water, molasses, molasses, probiotics, cultures, producing sour milk, vegetable juice
Alkalizing Minerals
Calcium, cesium, magnesium, potassium, sodium
List of acidic foods and spices:
Acidifying Vegetables
Corn lentils olives winter squash
Acidifying fruit
Blueberries, fruit canned or frozen cranberries, currants, plums ** ** Prunes
Acidifying cereal products cereal
Amaranth, barley, bran, oat bran, wheat bread, corn starch, corn, biscuits, soft drinks, flour (wheat), flour (white) and hemp flour, kamut, macaroni, oatmeal, oats (rolled), quinoa, rice (all) rice cakes rye, noodles, spelled, wheat germ, wheat
Beans and legumes acidifying
Almond milk, beans black peas, beans, lentils, pinto beans, kidney beans, rice milk, soy beans, soy milk white beans
Acidify milk
Butter, cheese, cheese, Processed Ice Cream, ice milk
Acidifying Nuts & Butters
Cashew nuts, beans, peanut butter, peanuts, tree nuts, tahini, nuts
Acidification animal protein
Bacon, Beef, Carp, clams, cod, corned beef, Haddock, lamb, lobster, mussels, organ meats, oysters, pike, pork, rabbit, salmon, sardines, sausages, scallops, clams, shrimp, tuna, turkey, veal, game
Acidifying Fats and oils
Avocado oil, butter, canola oil, corn oil, flaxseed oil, hemp oil, lard, olive oil, safflower oil, sesame oil, sunflower
Acidifying Sweeteners
Carob syrup maize, sugar
Acidifying alcohol
Beer, hard liquor, spirits, wine
Other foods acidifying
tomato sauce, cocoa, coffee, mustard, pepper, beverages, vinegar
Acidifying drugs and chemicals
Aspirin, chemicals, medicines, medicinal drugs, psychedelic drugs herbicides, pesticides, tobacco and snuff
Acidifying junk food
Beer, Coca-Cola, coffee
Food pH unknown type
Brazil nuts, cabbage, buckwheat, cashews, chicken, corn, cottage cheese, eggs, flax, green tea, herbal teas, Honey, Kombucha, lima beans, maple syrup, milk, nuts, organic milk (unpasteurized), potatoes (white), pumpkin seeds, quinoa, sauerkraut, soy products, cabbage, squash, sunflower seeds, tomatoes, yogurt
** These foods leave an alkaline ash, but have an acidifying effect on the body.
About the Author
Maria Locsin, L. Ac., Dipl. Ac., earned her Bachelor of Arts in English Literature
from the College of the Assumption in Manila, Philippines (1976), and, a masters in
Traditional Chinese Medicine and Herbology from Emperor’s College, in Santa Monica,
California (2001). Maria is certified by the California State Board of Consumer
Affairs, and, The National Certification Commission for Acupuncture, and, Oriental
Medicine (2000). She is licensed to practice Acupuncture, Herbology, and, Chinese
Medicine. Maria also completed postgraduate studies in Solid Waste and Recycling
Programs from The University of California at Los Angeles, (1990). Still a student
of Chinese Medicine Maria treated hundreds of patients and held supervisory duties
providing evaluations and guidance to Level I interns. Just into her first year of
studies, one of her greatest accomplishments was treating her bedridden father, who
was able to walk for the first time in years.
Maria has been passionately practicing Chinese Medicine since 2003. Fluent in three
languages, her recent experience with Clinica Medica San Miguel includes helping
seniors, and, the Spanish-speaking population with nutritional counseling and
acupuncture. She takes pride in helping “my seniors of Huntington Park”. She also was on Spanish TV and radio, marketing Clinica San Miguel and preaching the benefits of Oriental Medicine. Today she shares a clinic, treating various diseases, and, ailments with other accomplished Acupuncturists in West Los Angeles. Her Chinese Medicine “ministry” sometimes takes her to homes of patients who are homebound.
