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All the food we digest is metabolized in our bodies into acidic or alkaline pH, or potential of hydrogen. The pH level is determined by what minerals were in the food. Human blood pH should be a little alkaline, but many foods that we eat contain iodine, phosphorus, chlorine and sulphur, which cause acid pH.
