Did you know that our blood pH must stay within a very narrow range or serious illness and death can occur? This is so essential to humans that our bodies have a wonderful maintenance mechanism to keep our blood in balance.

This mechanism protects our blood at all costs, sometimes at the expense of our tissues. When tissues become acidic, it can in turn lead to disturbances in the function of some important systems, including organs, digestion, the integrity of the skin, and the repair of injury.

The body's pH is so important, and there is no easy way to check your pH, and if necessary, an easy way to correct it.

Alkalinity

The internal system of our body, needs a pH above 7.0. We call this the alkaline range. (As an example, dogs maintain an acidic pH range, which is much lower on the scale.)

Since we are human, our enzymatic, immune, and repair mechanisms all work best in this alkaline range.

However, our metabolic processes - life processes, tissue repair, and food metabolism - produce a large amount of acid.

In order to maintain our internal acid-alkaline balance, we need a few tools. These tools are all around us, and food is part of it.

The following are foods that are considered the most alkaline. Add these foods to add more alkalinity to your body, if you have it too acidic or if you just want to add more health to your body.

The 7 most alkaline foods

All green leafy vegetables should be eaten in abundance and be part of the alkaline diet. The spinach is easy to buy, easy to use in recipes and salads and delicious.

Spinach or baby spinach are nutritional powerhouses and it is one of the most alkaline foods that we should have in our daily diet.

1. Spinach

As with all green foods, spinach is rich in chlorophyll, a powerful alkalinizer and blood builder.

It is also super high in vitamin K, vitamin A, manganese, magnesium, folic acid, iron, vitamin C, vitamin B2, calcium, potassium, vitamin E, dietary fiber. One of the most alkaline foods on Earth and to eat every day.

Nutrients per 1 cup RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance)

· Vitamin K - 1110%

· Vitamin A - 337.3%

· Manganese - 84%

· Folate - 65.7%

· Magnesium - 38%

· Iron - 35%

· Vitamin C - 31%

· Vitamin B2 - 27%

· Calcium - 25%

· Potassium - 23%

· Vitamin E - 21%

· Fiber - 19%

2. Kale

Kale or kale is another leafy green beauty that is widely known to help fight cancer, lower cholesterol, high in antioxidants, a detoxifying goodness. That is why it is considered one of the most alkaline foods.

Less popular than spinach, but only because it has a history of being poorly prepared (like cabbage) - when done right, it's absolutely delicious.

If you eat the kale 2-3 times a week you will know. Like spinach, it is enormously rich in vitamin K, vitamin A and vitamin C, and being green leafy it also has a high chlorophyll content.

The reason it's so powerful against cancer is that kale contains at least four glucosinolates, but all you need to know is that as soon as you eat it, you digest it. These glucosinola