,Re: baking soda for cancer

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Hi Liz:

PectaSol C is not chelated. My impression is that you should think of

it as tiny mop that cleans things up. But it has other tricks and it

works with adjunct cancer treatments just fine.

Regards,

Jim

>Hi Jim,

Thanks for this info. I'm not sure my dad can take any kind of chelator

right now since he 's taking PolyMVA which has palladium bound to alpha

lipoic acid, and we don't want it to be chelated out. But, I may give

this a try for myself when I have some extra funds to see if I tolerate

it better than the MSM. How does it taste? Looks like the one can would

last one month?

For my Dad, i'm now looking into the Budwig protocol - seems to have the

highest rates of anecdotal success of most anything out there. Am still

considering the baking soda also, despite Duncan's thoughts on it...too

many people have experienced benefits from it, so it just may be working

by some mechanism that doesn't make sense to him w/ what we know at this

time about sodium etc.

I'll look into the Beck devise as well! thanks much.

cheers,

Liz<