Our medical columnist breaks down the common claims about alkaline water and shares why the explosion of interest in recent years has been concerning.

Rather than obsessing over an acid-alkaline food chart, simply eat a diet rich in plant foods, along with adequate protein, writes nutritionist Carrie Dennett.

Many celebrities and fitness fanatics are singing praise for the Alkaline diet, also known as the alkaline ash diet, which is based on the belief that certain foods can affect the acidity and pH ...

Experts say that alkaline water has several health benefits such as neutralizing acid in the body, improving hydration and enhancing overall wellness. Proponents of alkaline water also say that ...

Managing acid reflux and stomach ulcers can often feel like a balancing act between what you eat and how you feel. Alkaline foods are increasingly recommended for their potential to neutralize ...

Despite the health claims surrounding alkaline water, scientific evidence suggests its purported benefits may be overhyped.

Alkaline water is having a moment—but is it really worth the extra money? Here's what experts have to say about this beverage trend.

"To work its best, the acid mantle should be slightly acidic, at a 5.5 pH balance. When it's too alkaline, skin becomes dry and sensitive; you may even get eczema.

Despite its acidic pH, some people say lemon juice has alkalizing effects in the body. This article takes a look at the science behind this claim.

Drinking alkaline water offers the same benefits as drinking "plain old water," according to a dietitian.

What is the pH scale? The pH scale shows how acidic a substance is. Learn what pH means and how the pH scale s measured in this KS3 chemistry guide.