are there any alkaline fruits, which pH is above 7??
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Beware of the statement of "alkaline fruits" from website lists.  These lists are part of a diet fad (as in bogus) and have nothing to do with real pH measurements.  It is supposidly a comparison to stomach acid.  All citrus fruits are acidic.  You may find that something like Star or Ugly fruits are alkaline, but I don't think any common fruits are alkaline.
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Depends on where you're talking about. There is no "overall" body chemistry influenced by all systems, but there are some spots that have a "normal" pH for that location, as:\n\nStomach: pH 2.0  (acid)\nBlood: pH 7.35-7.45 (slightly alkaline)\nUrine: pH average 6.0 (slightly acidic, can vary with diet)
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Perhaps the fruit acids are reacting to your stomach acids.
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Acidic \n\nbelow 6 acidic above 7 basic
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Carbohydrates generally come from foods that leave an acid ash in the body after it is metabolized by the cells. This leads to over acidity in the body- which results in pain- especially in the joints. To remedy this, try drinking a glass of water with 1/2 of a lemon squeezed into it. Lemons are the most acidic fruit, for the most part, and therefore leave an alkaline ash when metabolized, which will help balance your body's pH
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Plants that love to grow in high alkaline condition are as -\nAgonis flexuosa\nAlbizzia lebbek\nAnnona cherimola\nColvillea racemes\nDopsyros kaki\nEriobotrya japonica\nEucalyptus (species)\nFicus (species)\nJuglans (species)\nJuniperus (check species)\nOlea europaea\nPersea (species)\nPopulus (species)\nQuercus ilex\nPhytolacca dioica\nPittosporum (species)\nSchinus (species)\nTaxodium mucronatum\nTipuana tipu\nUlmus crassifolia\nAloe (species)\nBerberis (species)\nBuxus microphyllia\nCallistemon (species)\nCassia artemisioides\nChaenomeles japonica\nCistus (species)\nCoronilla glauca\nCotoneaster (species)\nDaphniphyllum humile\nElaeagnus pungens\nErica melanthera\nEuonymus japonicus\nFallugia paradox\nFeijoa sellowiana\nFouquerieria splendens\nGardenia thunbergia\nHalimum (species)\nIlex vomitoria\nJuniperus (check species)\nLantana (species)\nLaurus nobilis\nLavandula officinalis\nLeucophyllum texanum\nLigustrum (species)\nLippia ligustrina\nMedicago arborea\nMysrine Africana\nMyrtus communis\nNerium oleander\nNyctanthes arbor-tristis\nPoinciana gilliesi\nPrunus ilicifolia\nPrunus lyoni\nPunica granatum\nPyracantha (species)\nRhus (species)\nSophora secundiflora\nSpartium junceum\nSyringa persica\nThyrallis glauca\nThevetia nereifolia\nVirburnum (species)\nClematis (species)\nHardenbergia (species)\nLonicera halliana\nMandevilla suaveolens\nPhaseolus (species)\nSollya heterophyllaAethionema coridfolium\nAnemone japonica\nArenaria balearica\nAster amellus\nBourvardia humboldti\nCalendula officinalis\nCallistephus chinensis\nCentaurea (species)\nChrysanthemum (species)\nCumbalaria muralis\nDianthus (species)\nErodium chamaedryoides\nErodium chrysanthum\nGypsophila elegans\nHedera helix\nHeuchera sanguinea\nHunnemannia fumariaefolia\nIris alata\nIris japonica\nIris unguicularis\nIris xiphium\nLathyrus odoratus\nLilium candidum\nLilium henryi\nLilium regale\nNicotiana alata\nOenothera (species)\nPelargonium (species)\nPellaea andromedaefolia\nPteris serrulata\nSalpiglossis sinuata\nScabiosa (species)\nSempervivum (species)\nSenecio cineraria\nStanleya pinnata\nThymus (species)\nTropaeolum (species)\nTulbaghia violacea\nVerbena (species)\nVinca (species)\nZephyranthes candida\nZinnia elegans
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No. Look at the periodic chart, also called the table of elements. Its even in the dictionary. So is alkaline. Finding that would have been easier than going to Yahoo answers, had you tried.
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Since pH basically shows how acidic or alkaline something is.... you can get a comparison chart of acidic and alkaline products/food items.\nCheck the below links.\n\nhttp://www.thewolfeclinic.com/acidalkfoods.html\n\nhttp://www.souzaoenterprises.com/pHFoodscomp.gif\n\nhttp://www.phsciences.com/about_ph/food_chart.asp\n\nhttp://www.bestofsupplements.com/ph_chart.htm
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tomatoes ... or anything acidic like that will cause ...\n\n"Fire in the Hole"
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Not a disease that I know of.\n\nMost people will tell you that is is good that the urine and saliva is alkaline...just not extreme.\n\nThere numerous books delving on the subject of an alkalizing foods and diet.\n\nWeb Sites to check out:\nhttp://www.ph-ion.com/\nhttp://www.thewolfeclinic.com/\nhttp://www.essense-of-life.com/\nhttp://www.energiseforlife.com/
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Lemon juice. it is acidic.
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Yes. It raises the pH, making the fruit less acidic.
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Most hand sanitizers use alcohol as a sterilant, so unless there's something in them to make them more alkaline, the pH should be pretty close to neutral -- 7.  That would mean that soaps have the higher pH.
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Lemon juice is the only one that is significantly acid, so it will have the lowest pH.
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should be a ph of 9.3
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I love strawberries. They are tasty and are a good source of alkalizing food. Did you know it is legal and expected to eat a strawberry, grape, or nut from a container or bundle in your grocery. If they are sweet, I let the strawberries float into my grocery basket.
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Well for your information i would like to tell you that the pH value of lemonn is 2.5. Still if you wold like to find out, you could use either pH strips which indicate a pH  range to you or use a pH meter. This will give you the exact pH value. All the best!!