| A | B |
|---|
| Causes inflammation and destruction of pancreatic tissue | vodka |
| Increases stool odor and intestinal pain | cabbage |
| Avoid this in diverticulits | corn on the cob |
| Not enough contributes to rickets | milk |
| Contributes to decrease urine pH | orange juice |
| Great source of potasssium | bananas |
| Could contribute to hypertension | potato chips |
| Avoid this with the dumping syndrome | sweet lemonade |
| Excellent to replace electrolytes | gatorade |
| Helps restore normal flora | yogurt |
| May play a part in hepatitis | oysters |
| Do not eat while taking MAO inhibitors | cheddar cheese |
| May cause biliary colic | fried chicken |
| Used to treat diverticulosis | bran cereal |
| Deficiency may lead to osteoporosis | milk |
| Neutralizes bases | pickle juice |
| Used to decrease cholesterol | bran cereal |
| Can be used to treat nausea | saltines |
| Produces symptoms similar to theophylline | coffee |
| Inappropriate for gouty arthritis | liver |
| Not included on a diabetic diet | candy bar |
| A free food | cucumbers |
| use carefully while on Coumadin | green vegetables |
| Great source of Vitamin A | carrots |
| Contributes to urine acidity | cranberry juice |
