| So you have decided that you want to
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| alkalize and you have gone and read all
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| there is to read on the subject. The
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| chances are that you are now committed
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| | Lime
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| but confused!Unfortunately, due to the
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| fact that the alkaline diet is not trendy
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| sounding, or particularly sexy and
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| coveted by celebrities we need to
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| communicate the science behind it to
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| | RhubarbDrinks'Green Drinks'
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| achieve buy-in and help people understand
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| the principles and how it works.However,
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| | Pure water (distilled, reverse osmosis,
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| the bottom line is this - alkalizing is
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| | ionised)
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| simple and following it only involves
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| | Lemon water (pure water + fresh lemon or
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| doing those things you already know are
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| | lime).
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| good for you!The basics are:- eat the
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| | Herbal Tea
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| foods you know that are good for you
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| | Vegetable broth
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| (fresh veg, salads, nuts, seeds essential
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| | Non-sweetened Soy Milk
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| oils (omegas)- drink the things you know
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| | Almond MilkSeeds, Nuts & GrainsAlmonds
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| that are good for you (clean, pure water,
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| herbal teas, 'green drinks')- avoid the
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| | Sunflower
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| foods you know are bad for you (dairy,
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| meat, sweets, ice cream, saturated fats,
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| fried food, refined food)- avoid the
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| | Buckwheat Groats
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| drinks you know are bad for you (coffee,
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| sugary drinks, cola, alcohol, milkshakes
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| | Lentils
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| etc)If you took a poll of 50 people on
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| the high street, most of them would cite
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| | Any sprouted seed Whereas acidifying
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| those foods and drinks if you asked them
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| | foods include: MeatsPork
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| what was healthy and what was unhealthy.
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| | Lamb
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| Thats really all there is to it. Its
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| easy when you put it like this isnt it?As
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| a reference, alkaline foods
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| include:VegetablesAsparagus
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| | Crustaceans
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| Artichokes
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| | Other Seafood (apart from occasional
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| Cabbage
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| | oily fish such as salmon)Dairy
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| Lettuce
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| | ProductsMilk
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| Onion
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| | Eggs
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| Cauliflower
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| | Cheese
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| Radish
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| | Cream
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| Swede
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| | Yoghurt
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| Lambs Lettuce
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| | Ice CreamConvenience FoodsSweets
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| Peas
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| | Chocolate
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| Courgette
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| | Microwave Meals
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| Red Cabbage
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| | Tinned Foods
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| Leeks
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| | Powdered Soups
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| Watercress
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| | Instant Meals
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| Spinach
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| | Fast FoodThis is just a sample to show
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| | you actually how simple it is. It is
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| Chives
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| | almost just following the advice your
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| | parents gave you all those years ago -
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| Green Beans
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| | eat your veggies and stay away from the
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| Beetroot
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| | candy!Click here for a full list of
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| Garlic
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| | alkaline foods and for a great
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| Celery
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| | introduction to alkalizing.Energise for
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| Grasses (wheat, straw, barley, dog,
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| | Life is a great free resource for anyone
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| kamut etc.)
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| | serious about alkalizing and achieving an
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| | acid/alkaline balance.
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