@Dan_Huel I have interstial cystitis and looking toward a more alkalizing diet. Even though I’m aware that the “science” surrounding it is, at best, controversial, anecdotally it seems many sufferers have benefited.
I have seen that older versions of Huel White were 6.4 ph. Are there numbers for 3.0 and Black?
Unfortunately, we don’t have updated values but I would guess the pH would be pretty similar. Don’t forget the liquid you add to your Huel can also affect the pH so you could try that.
Thanks, Dan. Yes, I am using almond milk and adding leafy greens to the shake which should, if Huel is still at the 6.4 mark, put me in the right range.
You could buy some pH test paper, make a normal serving of huel to test, and test it. You would have to waste a serving of huel each time you tested it but at least you would know the pH. At least I think that would work… I guess it’s possible that the pH wouldn’t be accurate if some of the stuff doesn’t dissolve into the mixture? There are also some cheap pH meters on amazon etc.
I was wondering if those test strips would work with something as dense as Huel. I’ll have to look into it. Thanks.