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Most grains, except buckwheat and millet, are acidic. They aren't necessarily high in acidity but they do have some level of acidity which can be dangerous to your body which prefers a slightly alkaline pH. Refined grains and wheat have highest acidity.
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What does acidity do to us humans?
it burns through you if its a high enough acidity
Why does clay need more lime to neutralize its acidity than sand?
Clay has a higher percentage of acidic cations, such as aluminum and iron, which require more lime to neutralize compared to sand. Additionally, clay has a higher cation exchange capacity (CEC), meaning it can hold onto more nutrients and cations, requiring more lime to displace the acidic elements.
What can affect a function of a cell?
high acidity
Is a pH of 14 high in acidity?
No. That is a high base pH reading.
What does a low PH level suggest?
high acidity
What do you call dangerously high blood acidity?
Acidosis
What are the high protein grains?
Oats, amaranth,buckwheat,millet and quinoa are one of the 5th high in protein grains
Why is coke the strongest in dissolving?
because of the high acidity levels.
Are acid high in the pH scale?
no, it is 1 to 3.7 is the high acidity the highest is tha basic.
Enzymes can denature by?
High temperatures, acidity or basicity, radiation, etc.
What nutrient are grains high in?
nutrients in grains and b c d and k
Why vinegar dissolves a nail?
Vinegar desolves things because of its high acidity.
