Can I Eat Apricot Nectar With Gastritis?

3.78 pH (approximate)

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Because Apricot Nectar has an approximate pH of 3.78, Apricot Nectar is considered very acidic and you should think twice before eating Apricot Nectar with gastritis or reflux. If you must eat Apricot Nectar, try eating just a little one day and see how you do before eating more. Come back and let us know how you did in the comments below.

Remember, everyone is different and there might be reasons besides pH that make this food intolerable, triggering of reflux, or beneficial. Check out comments below to see what other people's experiences have been with eating Apricot Nectar and please consider sharing your own knowledge to help others.

Would you recommend someone with gastritis try eating this: 

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5 = definitely recommend / beneficial

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