Acid-Producing Foods

For general health: 30%-40% suggested. For therapeutic care: 0%-10%. Average American diet consumes approximately 80%-90% acid foods.
artificial sweeteners maple syrup, processed & unprocessed
bananas, green mayonnaise, store purchased
barley milk, homogenized & most processed dairy products
barley malt syrup milk, homogenized goat
beef (all) molasses, unsulphered, organic
beer mustard
blueberries nutmeg
bran: oat, wheat nuts: brazil, pecans, macadamias, pistachios, walnuts peanuts
breads: refined – corn, oats, rice, rye oats, oatmeal
buckwheat olive oil
butter, salted olives, pickled
carbonated drinks pasta, white & whole grain
cashews pastries, all
cereals, unrefined & refined peanut butter
cheeses: mild & crumbly, sharp & tasty peanuts
chicken peas, dried
chocolate pickles, commercial
cigarette tobacco plums
cigarettes popcorn, with butter & plain
coconut, dried pork, bacon
coffee potatoes with no skin
corn, corn syrup prunes
cornmeal rabbit
crackers: rice, wheat, unrefined rye, soda rice: basmati, brown & white
cranberries rye grain
cream of wheat, unrefined rye bread, organic & sprouted
currants salt: refined & iodized
custard with white sugar seeds: pumpkin, sunflower
deer semolina flour
dried beans, mung, adzuki, pinto, kidney, garbanzo shellfish
drugs sodas
eggs: whites, whole, hard cooked soy sauce, commercial
fish spelt
flour: white, wheat, whole wheat squash, winter
fructose sugar, brown & white
fruit juices with sugar sunflower seeds
goat tapioca
honey, pasteurized tea, black
jams turkey
jellies veal
ketchup vinegar, white & processed
lamb walnuts
lentils wheat bread, sprouted organic
liquor wheat germ
wine
yogurt, sweetened