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A customer came into the shop recently and started talking about how she was trying to achieve a healthy balance of the acid/alkaline in her body, and recommended it for my cancer. I have since been studying this subject, bought the book "The pH Miracle", and proceeded to try to cut the acidic foods from my diet. I say try because I do love vinegar — cherry vinegar, grapefruit vinegar, pomegranate vinegar, and good old balsamic. I love olives, tea, wine, and beer (warm Guinness). But most of all, I love my COFFEE! I only drink one cup in the morning, but it's my religion. My ritual. My joy. I'm beginning to think that this pH thing is just a crock. What's wrong with a lil' acid?  Ph*ck pH! Just to show you who's boss, I'm going to insert another coffee photo…

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To be serious, there really is something to this overly acidic condition. I've noticed a difference for the better in the short time since I've eliminated certain foods and ingredients from my diet. And I strive to eat more foods of an alkaline nature. Your emotions and thoughts can also be acidic. Beware. Be aware. Having said that, I can't quite bring myself to give up that one cuppa joe. Not yet. Maybe, if someone offers me a modest little farmhouse in Tuscany, I might reconsider.

You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, you make me happy, when skies are grey…cheers!

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3 responses to “Acid-Alkaline…..Angel-Devil”

  1. Ricardo Avatar
    Ricardo

    I love this entry. But, ah, I love all of Sylvie’s cup that runneth over with what makes life sweet. –Ricardo

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  2. jessica Avatar

    yes it is important to have more alkaline than acid. we tend to eat too much acidic fods.

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  3. laurelbut Avatar

    my daughter is very conscious of the acid-alkaline issue and she drinks a concoction called Dandy Blend instead of coffee. i tried some & it’s surprisingly good. it’s made of dandelion and chicory.

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