Sodium Bicarbonate & Radiation

[Guest guest]

Another product to have on store in large quantities is sodium bicarbonate ~ aka

baking soda ~ besides the multitude of household uses it has health benefits as

well.

One use of interest today is the protection it offers from radiation. I am not

finding the article by Dr. Mark Sircus that speaks to ingesting baking soda

prior to getting a CT scan but it's around here somewhere ...

But here is a link to one of his baking soda & cancer articles that probably

gives the same info: http://blog.imva.info/medicine/baking-soda.

Here is another article of his that speaks to baking soda, radiation and other

contaminants:

http://sodiumbicarbonate.imva.info/index.php/administration-methods/mighty-malle\

t-of-baking-soda/. Interesting that is is used to clean soil contaminated with

uranium.

Adding baking soda to the laundry detergent may help dispense airborne particles

that will settle on clothes.

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Bax, you are the ONE! thanks for all this great info! I've heard about baking soda foe cancerbut couldn't find any reliable links, so thanks, also for the other info.ArielOn Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 1:54 PM, baxrox <baxrox@...> wrote:

 

Another product to have on store in large quantities is sodium bicarbonate ~ aka baking soda ~ besides the multitude of household uses it has health benefits as well.

One use of interest today is the protection it offers from radiation. I am not finding the article by Dr. Mark Sircus that speaks to ingesting baking soda prior to getting a CT scan but it's around here somewhere ...

But here is a link to one of his baking soda & cancer articles that probably gives the same info: http://blog.imva.info/medicine/baking-soda.

Here is another article of his that speaks to baking soda, radiation and other contaminants: http://sodiumbicarbonate.imva.info/index.php/administration-methods/mighty-mallet-of-baking-soda/. Interesting that is is used to clean soil contaminated with uranium.

Adding baking soda to the laundry detergent may help dispense airborne particles that will settle on clothes.

-- Ariel MonserratPublisher & Managing EditorGreen Egg zinewww.greeneggzine.com

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Hi " baxrox " -

I went to the site - interesting, and thanks. I found a link to Iodine and

found this: " Preliminary research indicates that if a person is iodine

insufficient, it takes about 3 months to become iodine sufficient while

ingesting a dosage of 50 mg of iodine and a year to become iodine sufficient

while ingesting a dosage of 12.5 mg of iodine daily. "

So, do you think it is safe to say that at 100 mg of Iodine a person will be

sufficient in one and a half months, I wonder?

Oh, and I found this about the bicarbonate:

Special Note: In Sodium Bicarbonate – Rich Man's Poor Man's Cancer Treatment it

is stressed that sodium bicarbonate is not a standalone single shot cancer

treatment. It should always be used in conjunction with a full protocol that

includes most importantly magnesium chloride, iodine and selenium plus a

naturopathic approach to diet, intestinal cleaning, sun exposure and many other

helpful things.

I would love to find the protocol or some info on how much to take?

~~~Barb

>

> Another product to have on store in large quantities is sodium bicarbonate ~

aka baking soda ~ besides the multitude of household uses it has health benefits

as well.

>

> One use of interest today is the protection it offers from radiation. I am

not finding the article by Dr. Mark Sircus that speaks to ingesting baking soda

prior to getting a CT scan but it's around here somewhere ...

>

> But here is a link to one of his baking soda & cancer articles that probably

gives the same info: http://blog.imva.info/medicine/baking-soda.

>

> Here is another article of his that speaks to baking soda, radiation and other

contaminants:

http://sodiumbicarbonate.imva.info/index.php/administration-methods/mighty-malle\

t-of-baking-soda/. Interesting that is is used to clean soil contaminated with

uranium.

>

> Adding baking soda to the laundry detergent may help dispense airborne

particles that will settle on clothes.

>

[Guest guest]

RE: > So, do you think it is safe to say that at 100 mg of Iodine a person

will be sufficient in one and a half months, I wonder?

There are too many variables to make any assumptions when it comes to individual

iodine supplementation! (but my humble and unprofessional thought is - No way!)

is more qualified to address a question like this as she is in contact

with the people who have been doing the urine testing all these years. There

are some other folks on this list who have been taking iodine & supporting

nutrients for several years and do the urine testing for their own journey ...

perhaps they will share their thoughts or experiences.

Re: sodium bicarbonate - Mark Sircus MD has more info peppered in some of his

blog posts or newsletters that he sends out. I'm no expert here for sure but

because sodium bicarbonate has a significant impact on pH I would think that

monitoring pH would provide a pretty good guideline. I don't think it should be

used as the only way to keep pH levels up, but as an adjunct to other important

minerals. Higher dosing in the case of cancer is a unique situation and there is

more information about that approach on the internet. I don't have any of the

Sircus books so cannot quote anything from there.

> >

> > Another product to have on store in large quantities is sodium bicarbonate ~

aka baking soda ~ besides the multitude of household uses it has health benefits

as well.

> >

> > One use of interest today is the protection it offers from radiation. I am

not finding the article by Dr. Mark Sircus that speaks to ingesting baking soda

prior to getting a CT scan but it's around here somewhere ...

> >

> > But here is a link to one of his baking soda & cancer articles that probably

gives the same info: http://blog.imva.info/medicine/baking-soda.

> >

> > Here is another article of his that speaks to baking soda, radiation and

other contaminants:

http://sodiumbicarbonate.imva.info/index.php/administration-methods/mighty-malle\

t-of-baking-soda/. Interesting that is is used to clean soil contaminated with

uranium.

> >

> > Adding baking soda to the laundry detergent may help dispense airborne

particles that will settle on clothes.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks - sorry about that club membership

I found that many add the baking soda along with other ingreds (sea salt, epsom

salt, clay) to bathe in, too. I'll try anything that is within reason. As for

pH, it gets a little complicated for me. But I do try to eat as many healthy

greens as possible and lots of deep breaths. (Going to test now ;-)

Barb

> >

> > Hi " baxrox " -

> > I went to the site - interesting, and thanks. I found a link to Iodine

and found this: " Preliminary research indicates that if a person is iodine

insufficient, it takes about 3 months to become iodine sufficient while

ingesting a dosage of 50 mg of iodine and a year to become iodine sufficient

while ingesting a dosage of 12.5 mg of iodine daily. "

> > So, do you think it is safe to say that at 100 mg of Iodine a person will

be sufficient in one and a half months, I wonder?

> > Oh, and I found this about the bicarbonate:

> >

> > Special Note: In Sodium Bicarbonate – Rich Man's Poor Man's Cancer Treatment

it is stressed that sodium bicarbonate is not a standalone single shot cancer

treatment. It should always be used in conjunction with a full protocol that

includes most importantly magnesium chloride, iodine and selenium plus a

naturopathic approach to diet, intestinal cleaning, sun exposure and many other

helpful things.

> >

> > I would love to find the protocol or some info on how much to take?

> > ~~~Barb

>