The Wolfe Clinic - Acid & Alkaline Food Chart

The average person is "Spoiled Rotten" - rotting from the inside out , with a dysfunctional intestinal tract that is a breeding ground for disease. Did you know that the intestine is the first organ developed in the fetus. Why?

Superbugs like MSRA and VRE are running rampant!! How can you protect yourself?

Do you know the importance of maintaining the proper pH balance in your body? Find out now, before it's too late!!

Are You Eating Enough Alkaline Foods to Maintain Vital Health?

This chart provides information that shows the contribution of various food substances to the acidifying of body fluids, and ultimately, to the urine, saliva, and blood. In general, it is important to eat a diet that contains foods from both sides of the chart.

Allergic reactions and other forms of stress tend to produce acids in the body. The presence of high acidity indicates that more of your foods should be selected from the alkalizing group.

You may find it useful to check your pH using our Personal pH Test Kit in order to find out if your selection is providing the desired balance.

People vary, but for most,
the ideal diet is 75 percent alkalizing
and 25 percent acidifying
foods by volume.

SEND THIS PAGE TO A FRIEND: If you know someone who could benefit from the information on this page, please forward it to them by clicking FILE, SEND (on the toolbar in your web browser).

Disclaimer

*Under current legislation, The Wolfe Clinic is not permitted to make claims to consumers in support of health benefits derived from foods. This means we cannot make specific statements as to how food-based, non-drug products may help to prevent or treat diseases or our government will attempt to re-classify that food as a drug. Taking natural products should be a decision based on personal research and understanding of the role food-derived antioxidants and enzymes play in health and wellbeing.

The information provided within this site is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for advice from a physician or other health care professional, and should not be used for diagnosis or treatment of any health problem or for prescription of any medication or other treatment. A health care professional should be consulted before starting any diet, exercise or supplementation program, before taking any medication, or if you have or suspect you might have a health problem. Do not discontinue any other medical treatments without first consulting your doctor.