Naturopath
Homeopath
Gary Hancock. N.D.
Dip. Hom, Ir, Nut Sc
Clyn Hyp, R.M., A.T.M.S
Osteopath Dr Adrian Hubbard
B.App.Sc (Clin.Sc.),M.H.Sc.
(Osteo), Member AOA
Remedial Massage Marco D'angelo
R.M., A.A.M.T.
Psychologist Meg Debski
Member APS
Psychologist Bernadette McSweeney
B.A.(hons) Psych, M.A.P.S.
 
   
     

Acidic Foods

Vegetables
Asparagus tips, white Beans, all dried
Brussel Sprouts , Garbanzos , Lentils
Rhubarb

Lifestyle
Stress, lack of sleep, lack of exercise.

Fruit
Cranberries, Prunes, Plums, Bananas

Oils
Avocado, Canola , Corn, Cottonseed, Flax, Grape seed , Lard, Olive, Safflower, Sunflower

Drinks
All alcoholic and soft drinks. Soda Water

Meat
All meats are acidic however you may have small amounts of fish with lemon.

Spices Nuts and Seeds
Cashews, Hazelnuts, Macadamia, Maple syrup, Tahini, Peanuts, Peanut butter, Pecans, Walnuts. All nuts particularly if roasted

Sweetners
Aspartame (NutraSweet), All candy, Refined honey, Saccharin, Soft drinks (especially colas), Refined sugars (especially white sugar, or anything that ends in "ose", such as dextrose, sucrose, etc.)

Dairy
Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Yogurt, Milk, Whey, Ice cream

Grains
All flour product , Buckwheat , Barley , Bread, all kinds Cakes , Corn, Cornmeal, corn flakes , starch and hominy , Crackers, all Doughnuts, Dumplings , Macaroni and Spaghetti , Noodles , Oatmeal , Pies and pastry , Rice , Rye-crisp