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Dr Sebi's Recommended food list for your Alkaline Diet by G F White All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means, including scanning, photocopying, or otherwise without prior written permission of the copyright holder. Copyright © 2019 G F White Disclaimer Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the content. This book has been produced purely for entertainment, the Author cannot be held responsible for any actions taken or results received as a result of reading this book. The reader shall be responsible for their own actions and all outcomes. Furthermore, the reader is advised to ensure they take proper qualified advice before embarking on any endeavour described herein. Due diligence is the sole responsibility of the reader. This book has been designed using resources from Freepik.com Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Food lists 3. Vegetables 4. Fruits 5. Natural herbal teas 6. Grains 7. Nuts and Seeds 8. Oils 9. Spices and Seasonings 10. Recommended reminders 11. Other books 12. One last thing 1. Introduction So, who was Dr Sebi? Alfredo Darrington Bowman, better known as Dr Sebi, was a Honduran herbalist and self-proclaimed healer. He had a colourful life, he was often accused of being a fraud. He was arrested several times for various reasons, including money laundering charges. He, through all of this remained faithful to his beliefs about foods and an Alkaline diet. Throughout his life he amassed a huge following of believers and his diet and teachings are still popular to this day. Born in Ilanga, Honduras, 26 th November 1933, he died on the 6 th August 2016 aged 82, while being held under arrest. Many people thought his death was not a coincidence and was part of a conspiracy to silence him as he was outspoken about conventional medicines and large drug companies. As purists will know Dr Sebi would never recommend any foods that are not on his list of specifically recommended foods. These foods are known a Cell food. If you are looking to follow the Alkaline food life style diet you need to be aware of these recommended foods. This little guide is designed to help you choose these foods. The Dr Sebi food list is very specific; however, it surprisingly doesn’t contain many very popular plant derived/based foods that many people recognize as super whole foods. One surprising food that does not appear in this list is Garlic, Dr Sebi regarded it to be dangerous and to be avoided at all costs. Dr Sebi did not approve of hybrid foods, i.e. plant foods that are derived from unnatural cross pollination of two or more different plants. These he regarded as genetically modified. The reasoning for this was he believed that hybrids altered the PH balance and the electrical composition, thus altering the genetic make-up to the detriment of the human body. Here is a list of Dr Sebi approved foods, that are recognized as suitable and safe for an Alkaline diet for the human body. 2. Food lists The Food lists are divided into categories, Vegetables, Fruits, Herbal teas, Grains, Seeds & Nuts, Oils and Spices & Seasonings. Spices & Seasonings are further divided into Mild, Spicy, Salty and Sweet. 3. Vegetables Wild Arugula Avocado Bell peppers Cucumber Chayote (Mexican Squash) Dandelion Greens Garbanzo beans Izote cactus flowers, cactus leaves Kale Lettuce except iceberg Mushrooms except Shitake Nopales, Mexican Cactus Okra Olives Onions Sea Veg, -Wakame-Dulse-Arame-Hijiki-Nori Squash Tomatoes, -Cherry and Plumb only Tomatillo Turnip Greens Zucchini Watercress Purslane – Verdolaga 4. Fruits Apples Bananas Original mid-sized Burro Berries- all varieties, Elderberries in any form but no Cranberries. Cantaloupe Cherries Currents Dates Figs Seeded Grapes Limes- with seeds Mango Seeded Melons Oranges- Seville or sour Papayas Peaches Pears Plums Prickly Pear-Cactus fruit Prunes Raisins Soft jelly Coconuts Soursops Tamarind

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