The Alkaline Fix – Laminated Alkaline Diet Quick Reference Guide
The Laminated Alkaline Fix Diet Quick Reference Guide by Cramcharts is a professionally designed, easy-to-use pH balance food chart created to simplify alkaline nutrition in everyday life. This 4-page quick reference desk chart / wall poster organizes over 100 foods using PRAL (Potential Renal Acid Load) values, helping users quickly identify alkaline-supportive foods and acid-forming foods without confusion.
Unlike restrictive diet plans, this guide promotes a practical 80/20 alkaline nutrition approach that encourages balanced choices designed to be flexible, realistic, and easy to follow over time. Whether placed on a desk, mounted on a wall, or kept in a kitchen or workspace, the laminated format offers enhanced durability and convenient daily use.
The waterproof laminated surface allows users to write, highlight, and erase notes using dry-erase or wet-erase markers—making it ideal for tracking food choices, planning meals, or educating clients and students.
Designed for clarity and efficiency, this alkaline diet poster supports informed food decisions, organized wellness routines, and consistent lifestyle habits—without overwhelming charts or complicated explanations.
Product SpecificationsBrand: Cramcharts
Title: The Alkaline Fix
Product Type: 4-Page, Laminated Quick Reference Guide
Key FeaturesComplete alkaline–acid food database
Myth vs. facts section with expert credentials
PRAL-based acid vs. alkaline food chart with 100+ foods
Simple and realistic 80/20 alkaline nutrition framework
4-page layout for fast, at-a-glance reference
Laminated, waterproof, and reusable surface
Includes a 7-day alkaline kickstart overview
Covers food choices, hydration, and lifestyle awareness
Desk-friendly and wall-mountable format
Who Is This For?Individuals exploring alkaline-focused nutrition
Health-conscious households and meal planners
Fitness enthusiasts and lifestyle coaches
Wellness educators, trainers, and practitioners
Busy professionals seeking a clear food reference
Anyone who prefers visual, easy-to-follow nutrition tools
