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Re: Re:Molasses + baking soda

> On Wed, Jan 07, 2009 at 06:57:33PM -0600, G Murray wrote:

>> I am not sure but I am thinking of trying some . Black strap molasses

>> is alkalizing as well.

>

> I get Brer Rabbit Molasses (Full Flavor). According to the nutrition

> lable on the bottle, 1 tablespoon of that brand supplies 18% of the RDA

> of magnesium. It's great on oatmeal. I think I will try cooking some

> with baking soda tomorrow and see what happens. I will start with 3/1

> molasses to baking soda.

>

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Has NOT come up with anything yet

Sorry about that

> > > I believe Mark Sircus has info on this (see

> > >

> www.regenerativenutrition.com/content.asp?id=490)under

> > the bone cancer

> > > section. Probably more info in his e-books though

> I

> > have not read them

> > > personally.

> > >

> > >

> >

> > I read this article and am making the maple

> syrup/baking

> > soda mixture.

> > The mixture tastes great and I am addicted to it

> already.

> > But it

> > separates quickly. I think probably too much heat

> causes

> > separation.

> > Maple syrup is expensive. Molasses is cheap and full

> of

> > magnesium too.

> > So I wonder what the proper ratio of molasses to

> baking

> > soda would be.

> > I'll probably wind up doing some experiments.

> >

> > I can't read Sircus' e-books because I run

> Linux

> > and the e-books come

> > only in Mac and Windows versions. I emailed Sircus

> about

> > getting Linux

> > versions of his e-books, but I have not yet received a

> > reply.

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

> >

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  • 2 years later...

Has anyone ever tried using molasses as a substitute for maple syrup in

the maple syrup combined with baking soda treatment for cancer? If so,

what is the ratio of molasses to baking soda?

Thanks.

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On Wed, Jan 07, 2009 at 11:04:18PM -0000, patmannuk wrote:

> I believe Mark Sircus has info on this (see

> www.regenerativenutrition.com/content.asp?id=490)under the bone cancer

> section. Probably more info in his e-books though I have not read them

> personally.

>

>

I read this article and am making the maple syrup/baking soda mixture.

The mixture tastes great and I am addicted to it already. But it

separates quickly. I think probably too much heat causes separation.

Maple syrup is expensive. Molasses is cheap and full of magnesium too.

So I wonder what the proper ratio of molasses to baking soda would be.

I'll probably wind up doing some experiments.

I can't read Sircus' e-books because I run Linux and the e-books come

only in Mac and Windows versions. I emailed Sircus about getting Linux

versions of his e-books, but I have not yet received a reply.

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On Wed, Jan 07, 2009 at 06:57:33PM -0600, G Murray wrote:

> I am not sure but I am thinking of trying some . Black strap molasses

> is alkalizing as well.

I get Brer Rabbit Molasses (Full Flavor). According to the nutrition

lable on the bottle, 1 tablespoon of that brand supplies 18% of the RDA

of magnesium. It's great on oatmeal. I think I will try cooking some

with baking soda tomorrow and see what happens. I will start with 3/1

molasses to baking soda.

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On Thu, Jan 08, 2009 at 09:48:30PM -0000, patmannuk wrote:

>

> Mark Sircus' article (on

> www.regenerativenutrition.com/content.asp?id=490) states that the

> maple syrup formula is to mix one part baking soda with three parts

> (pure, 100%) maple syrup in a small saucepan.

Use at least a 3 quart saucepan if you start with 1 cup of syrup and 1/3

cup of baking soda. You've been warned. :-)

> Stir briskly and heat

> the mixture for 5 minutes. 1 teaspoon daily is what is suggested by

> Cancer Tutor but one could probably do this several times a day.

>

> Mark later quotes Bill (author of Cancer Free) who mixes 3

> parts maple syrup with one part baking soda and heats the mixture for

> a couple of minutes until the baking soda foams up.

Then stir like hell until all the foam dissolves.

> He keeps it in the fridge and stirs it up (as it settles) and eats

> one teaspoon twice a day.

>

> And further on, one teaspoon per day of baking soda with one teaspoon

> of black strap molasses to one cup of room temperature water is

> advised, with the dose being increased on the fifth day.

>

> So take your pick.

>

>

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On Thu, Jan 08, 2009 at 05:06:14AM -0800, john magal wrote:

> Dave

> don't forget to let us know if you are successful. As far as I know,

> Bill , who collects testemonials, has come up with anything yet.

>

It's too early to tell, but *something* is happening. I noticed that,

for the first time ever, my left foot swelled up after taking the

mixture. I used to have problems with my right foot swelling, but never

before the left.

>

>

> > > I believe Mark Sircus has info on this (see

> > > www.regenerativenutrition.com/content.asp?id=490)under

> > the bone cancer

> > > section. Probably more info in his e-books though I

> > have not read them

> > > personally.

> > >

> > >

> >

> > I read this article and am making the maple syrup/baking

> > soda mixture.

> > The mixture tastes great and I am addicted to it already.

> > But it

> > separates quickly. I think probably too much heat causes

> > separation.

> > Maple syrup is expensive. Molasses is cheap and full of

> > magnesium too.

> > So I wonder what the proper ratio of molasses to baking

> > soda would be.

> > I'll probably wind up doing some experiments.

> >

> > I can't read Sircus' e-books because I run Linux

> > and the e-books come

> > only in Mac and Windows versions. I emailed Sircus about

> > getting Linux

> > versions of his e-books, but I have not yet received a

> > reply.

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

> >

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