Baking Soda

[Guest guest]

Sorry to hear you have such a hard story. I wrote a

20 page paper on aspartame for school.. amazing stuff.

Are you also following a good diet along with the

bicarb?

Luv,

Debby

San , CA

145 pounds lost! 95% of health issues reversed!

curingcandida/

Website: http://www.naturallythriving.com

Studying nutrition for 12 years. Currently working

towards certification.

--- sharon miller <woofmom1950@...> wrote:

> Bicarbonate of Soda kills Candida. Because of

> antibiotics, aspartame, birth control pills, diet,

> trichloroethyle exposure and a host of others

> issues, I'm doing everthing I can to rid myself of

> Candida while I wait for the call from my doctor to

> let me know if I have Lymphoma. I also take

-------------

Success, in life, is most easily measured by the number of days you are truly

happy. -- Edmeades

New group! Curing Candida:

curingcandida/

My son Hunter Hudson (10/11/04) http://debbypadilla.0catch.com/hunter/

[Guest guest]

I've always eaten healthy. My Mother always told us to eat vegetables. And yes,

I still eat healthy. If not for aspartame (formaldehyde), I wouldn't be in the

shape I'm in now. I've been using supplements recommended by Blaylock MD

for awhile. Hopefully they'll reprogram my mitochondria. I've cut back on the

bicarb cause it feels like any Candida issues I have are taken care of. I

started researching Candida because I thought maybe part of my problems are

caused by malnutrition. Not being able to absorb and/or utilize nutrients from

food. But this makes no sense unless I go completely organic. I have improved. A

year ago I was in bad shape. I honestly thought my days were numbered. Now I can

tolerate heat. I can work in my yard when it's hot without blacking out. I no

longer sleep 12 to 15 hours a day. I no longer get unbearable headaches. There

are several other ways that I've improved. But, a big shot of fragrance will

and has set me back big time. I'm just

waiting for the doctor to call me (no news is good news I hope).

Debby Padilla-Hudson <debbypadilla@...> wrote: Sorry to hear you

have such a hard story. I wrote a

20 page paper on aspartame for school.. amazing stuff.

Are you also following a good diet along with the

bicarb?

Luv,

Debby

San , CA

145 pounds lost! 95% of health issues reversed!

curingcandida/

Website: http://www.naturallythriving.com

Studying nutrition for 12 years. Currently working

towards certification.

--- sharon miller <woofmom1950@...> wrote:

> Bicarbonate of Soda kills Candida. Because of

> antibiotics, aspartame, birth control pills, diet,

> trichloroethyle exposure and a host of others

> issues, I'm doing everthing I can to rid myself of

> Candida while I wait for the call from my doctor to

> let me know if I have Lymphoma. I also take

-------------

Success, in life, is most easily measured by the number of days you are truly

happy. -- Edmeades

New group! Curing Candida:

curingcandida/

My son Hunter Hudson (10/11/04) http://debbypadilla.0catch.com/hunter/

---------------------------------

Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell.

[Guest guest]

The local pharmacies I have phoned this afternoon won't sell sodium

bicarbonate without a prescription...is this unusual???

They say they don't have it on the regular shelves either...

M.

>

> In The Cure for all Disease she says not to use baking soda because it

> contains benzene, a toxin. She instead says to use sodium bicarbonate

> by itself? bee

>

[Guest guest]

I'm beginning to be amazed at what the pharmacies won't sell. I have been

working outside lately and sweating probably ounces of water an hour. I

drank over a gallon of water one day and it all came out as sweat. I

know I had some salt depletion symptoms so I went to the local pharmacy

for some salt tablets. I used to buy them right off the shelf. Now they

won't sell them without a prescription.

I tried the same with potassium gluconate tablets - same thing. I used to

be able to get them off the shelf, too.

So I just went to the grocery store and bought a container of salt. Ate it

out of my hand. DUH!

I don't know what's behind this movement of pharmacies not selling things

without a prescription - especially things you can easily get at other

places. Maybe lawsuits?

You should be able to get baking soda in your grocery store, too. It's

used for a lot more things than human consumption - like deodorizing

refrigerators, cleaning, etc. Just read the carton to make sure it's pure

sodium bicarbonate and nothing else.

Zack

On Fri, 24 Aug 2007, tjay1302007 wrote:

> The local pharmacies I have phoned this afternoon won't sell sodium

> bicarbonate without a prescription...is this unusual???

> They say they don't have it on the regular shelves either...

> M.

>

>

>>

>> In The Cure for all Disease she says not to use baking soda because it

>> contains benzene, a toxin. She instead says to use sodium bicarbonate

>> by itself? bee

>>

[Guest guest]

Zack,

I really hope that was sea salt you purchased and ate from you hand and not

table salt

in the UK

On 8/25/07, Zack Widup <w9sz@...> wrote:

>

>

> I'm beginning to be amazed at what the pharmacies won't sell. I have been

> working outside lately and sweating probably ounces of water an hour. I

> drank over a gallon of water one day and it all came out as sweat. I

> know I had some salt depletion symptoms so I went to the local pharmacy

> for some salt tablets. I used to buy them right off the shelf. Now they

> won't sell them without a prescription.

>

> I tried the same with potassium gluconate tablets - same thing. I used to

> be able to get them off the shelf, too.

>

> So I just went to the grocery store and bought a container of salt. Ate it

>

> out of my hand. DUH!

>

> I don't know what's behind this movement of pharmacies not selling things

> without a prescription - especially things you can easily get at other

> places. Maybe lawsuits?

>

> You should be able to get baking soda in your grocery store, too. It's

> used for a lot more things than human consumption - like deodorizing

> refrigerators, cleaning, etc. Just read the carton to make sure it's pure

> sodium bicarbonate and nothing else.

>

> Zack

>

> On Fri, 24 Aug 2007, tjay1302007 wrote:

>

> > The local pharmacies I have phoned this afternoon won't sell sodium

> > bicarbonate without a prescription...is this unusual???

> > They say they don't have it on the regular shelves either...

> > M.

> >

> >

> >>

> >> In The Cure for all Disease she says not to use baking soda because it

> >> contains benzene, a toxin. She instead says to use sodium bicarbonate

> >> by itself? bee

> >>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> The local pharmacies I have phoned this afternoon won't sell sodium

> bicarbonate without a prescription...is this unusual???

> They say they don't have it on the regular shelves either...

> M.

==>Just use Arm & Hammer brand bicarbonate of soda.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hey, Deb.

I tried the baking soda treatment for several days, and I found that

it was quite necessary for me to discontinue it. Call it too much

die-off or just too much sodium, but I had some bad reactions to it.

It was too much for me. I became very arthritic, my skin got very dry

and terrible, especially my face, and overall just felt to overly

stimulated by the sodium. I'm not quite sure how to describe it, but I

know that it didn't work well for me, and I have discontinued it

completely. I also experienced incredibly bad sinus problems while

doing it -- I was so stopped up during the night that I could barely

breath, and it made for very difficult sleep for me, which is not

something I can tolerate right now.

I hope this helps you in some way.

Best of luck,

" deb3857wick " <deborah.harper@...> wrote:

>

> I would be interested to know if anyone did the complete baking soda

> treatment and what the results were. I started it today, but not sure

> as it is a great deal of sodium. THanks Deb

>

[Guest guest]

I too would like to hear some success stories from the group as to how

the Baking Soda worked for them. Of course if your cured then you

prabably are gone by now.Any input is appreciated.

>

> Hey, Deb.

>

> I tried the baking soda treatment for several days, and I found that

> it was quite necessary for me to discontinue it. Call it too much

> die-off or just too much sodium, but I had some bad reactions to it.

> It was too much for me. I became very arthritic, my skin got very dry

>

[Guest guest]

>

> I would be interested to know if anyone did the complete baking

soda

> treatment and what the results were. I started it today, but not

sure

> as it is a great deal of sodium. THanks Deb

==>Deb, do ensure you follow the recommendations carefully so you do

not get too much sodium:

" In order to avoid getting too much sodium, do the following:

Do not take any salt or salt substitutes, including ocean sea salt,

while doing this treatment. You will need to get minerals from

another source instead; take ConcenTrace Ionic Liquid Minerals - 10-

15 drops twice a day in water.

Do not take any chlorophyll or other green drinks or supplements

during this treatment.

Do not take sodium ascorbate (vitamin C), which is a mixture of

baking soda and ascorbic acid crystals. Instead take regular vitamin

C tablets.

It is very important that you continue to follow the diet and take

all of the other supplements recommended on Bee's Candida Program.

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hey, Deb.

>

> I tried the baking soda treatment for several days, and I found that

> it was quite necessary for me to discontinue it. Call it too much

> die-off or just too much sodium, but I had some bad reactions to it.

> It was too much for me. I became very arthritic, my skin got very

dry

> and terrible, especially my face, and overall just felt to overly

> stimulated by the sodium. I'm not quite sure how to describe it,

but I

> know that it didn't work well for me, and I have discontinued it

> completely. I also experienced incredibly bad sinus problems while

> doing it -- I was so stopped up during the night that I could barely

> breath, and it made for very difficult sleep for me, which is not

> something I can tolerate right now.

>

> I hope this helps you in some way.

> Best of luck,

>

>

==>, I believe your reactions were caused by die-off/healing or

detoxifying reactions. You do need to follow these recommendations

so you do not get too much sodium:

" In order to avoid getting too much sodium, do the following:

Do not take any salt or salt substitutes, including ocean sea salt,

while doing this treatment. You will need to get minerals from

another source instead; take ConcenTrace Ionic Liquid Minerals - 10-

15 drops twice a day in water.

Do not take any chlorophyll or other green drinks or supplements

during this treatment.

Do not take sodium ascorbate (vitamin C), which is a mixture of

baking soda and ascorbic acid crystals. Instead take regular vitamin

C tablets.

It is very important that you continue to follow the diet and take

all of the other supplements recommended on Bee's Candida Program. "

Bee

[Guest guest]

//> Bee, I agree that there was a lot of die-off/cleansing and

detoxing going on from the sodium bicarbonate. There was just TOO much

detoxing going on for me to handle. One evening, I was so overloaded

with the toxin release that I was just completely incopassitated on

the couch and could barely move a muscle - and couldn't keep my eyes

open for the life of me.

I have come to the conclusion that my detoxification

mechanisms/pathways are very overburdened, and have been for quite

some time (liver, gall bladder, etc.). This accounts for my very

strong reactions to salicylates and other antifungal substances in

coconut oil and certainly to my very uncomfortable reaction to the

sodium bicarbonate.

Even small amounts of coconut oil and other things are still just too

much for me to handle. I am very overburdened with toxins since I have

a below normal ability to detox them efficiently (in a 'normal' period

of time that doesn't allow me to be noticeably affected by them).

Coming to this realization has put a new meaning on going slowly for

me. Although I've been on the diet for about 10 months now, I cannot

afford to move into coconut oil and other things just yet... still.

I think that for now, I need to focus on a high-fat, mainly animal

products diet (with plenty of good butter and fish oils/CLO, etc.) and

not push the coconut oil or sodium bicarbonate right now. The very

high fat diet ALONE will help my body to detoxify slowly, b/c I firmly

believe now that the right fats do wonders for detoxifying the body.

As I've recently reported, I've been successful in implementing HCl

and a good quantity of digestive enzyme supplements with each of my

meals. I think that this alone will be much for my body to adjust to

b/c I will now be digesting my meat & fat meals better, and the

additional nutrition I will hopefully be providing to my body is

probably enough to produce healing, cleansing, and detoxifying

reactions all by itself. The more nutrition my body receives... the

better it will become at isolating, breaking down, and eliminating

toxins which are overwhelming my body. This will help it to build the

immune system and help attack such things as candida and bacterial

overgrowths.

So, as you can see. I feel that just maintaining my high fat diet and

my good digestive (and other recommended) supplements is enough for me

right now. If I start using coconut oil and the sodium bicarbonate

again, I fear I will be giving too much for my body to process and it

will become overwhelmed even more and that, I have learned, is very

counterproductive.

See, I've learned that it's not that I don't think that these things

aren't good for the body, it is just that there is such a thing as too

much of a good thing. And for me that threshold of too much, is none

at all for coconut oil, sodium bicarbonate, and anti-fungals other

than a high-fat, animal product diet with excellent nutritional

supplements... For the time being of course.

As much as I want to believe that I am this indestructible force that

can handle anything, I have become humbled and let go of that idea.

Please get me your feedback on my approach, Bee! I'm excited to have

accepted that even though I've been on the program for some time,

there are just certain things that I still cannot handle yet, at all.

I really look forward to your input on my current approach.

Thanks so much in advance. I hope all is well with you.

Your friend, .

> ==>, I believe your reactions were caused by die-off/healing or

> detoxifying reactions. You do need to follow these recommendations

> so you do not get too much sodium:

>

> " In order to avoid getting too much sodium, do the following:

>

> Do not take any salt or salt substitutes, including ocean sea salt,

> while doing this treatment. You will need to get minerals from

> another source instead; take ConcenTrace Ionic Liquid Minerals - 10-

> 15 drops twice a day in water.

>

> Do not take any chlorophyll or other green drinks or supplements

> during this treatment.

>

> Do not take sodium ascorbate (vitamin C), which is a mixture of

> baking soda and ascorbic acid crystals. Instead take regular vitamin

> C tablets.

>

> It is very important that you continue to follow the diet and take

> all of the other supplements recommended on Bee's Candida Program. "

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

something that helped me...

my candida must be fairly severe because it has caused me thrush and psoriasis

- I was antibiotics every year of my life (for something or another) until age

23...and had a major sugar addiction to boot...

I started the baking soda a few days ago. Yesterday I had a splitting

headache and felt like death. Somehow, I dragged myself onto my rebounder

(mini-trampoline) and got myself to jump on it (I had heard this was very good

for toxins and moving lymph in the system). I turned on some fo my favorite

musci for motivation.

well,, the first five minutes the headahce worsened until it was even more

spiltting - then all of sudden, after I started to sweat a bit; it just

dissipated - I don't know if it was the endorphons or sweating or what but my

headache went away and I felt great the rest of the night.

Exercise can help move toxins out fo you faster, as can sweating. I think I am

going to go back to Bikram yoga, to get the toxins out of me ASAP.

The psoriasis is almost gone from my scalp and ears already since being on

nystatin and now baking soda and then a no-sugar diet with TONS of probiotics.

I think it is working; I will keep going.

Jen

[Guest guest]

I just started it a little while ago, I'll update you, if you are

interested, on how it goes...

>

> I too would like to hear some success stories from the group as to how

> the Baking Soda worked for them. Of course if your cured then you

> probably are gone by now.Any input is appreciated.

[Guest guest]

>

> I too would like to hear some success stories from the group as to

how

> the Baking Soda worked for them. Of course if your cured then you

> prabably are gone by now.Any input is appreciated.

> >

> > Hey, Deb.

> >

> > I tried the baking soda treatment for several days, and I found that

> > it was quite necessary for me to discontinue it. Call it too much

> > die-off or just too much sodium, but I had some bad reactions to it.

> > It was too much for me. I became very arthritic, my skin got very

dry.

==>, the reason you got very arthritic is because it is caused by

toxins, which the baking soda treatment would create because it is

killing off candida which puts out a lot of toxins. The treatment also

means you need to cut out all salt, except what is contained in your

foods, and you need to take Concentrace Ionic Liquid Minerals, etc.

You might also need to take some potassium supplements if you aren't

eating carbs.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

I recommend you do the 9-day program found in the " C) Digestion "

Folder in the Group's Files. Also read " How to Detoxify Effectively "

found in the " Candida Symptoms, Help For " Folder.

Bee

>

> //> Bee, I agree that there was a lot of die-off/cleansing and

> detoxing going on from the sodium bicarbonate. There was just TOO

much

> detoxing going on for me to handle. One evening, I was so overloaded

> with the toxin release that I was just completely incopassitated on

> the couch and could barely move a muscle - and couldn't keep my eyes

> open for the life of me.

>

> I have come to the conclusion that my detoxification

> mechanisms/pathways are very overburdened, and have been for quite

> some time (liver, gall bladder, etc.). This accounts for my very

> strong reactions to salicylates and other antifungal substances in

> coconut oil and certainly to my very uncomfortable reaction to the

> sodium bicarbonate.

>

> Even small amounts of coconut oil and other things are still just

too

> much for me to handle. I am very overburdened with toxins since I

have

> a below normal ability to detox them efficiently (in a 'normal'

period

> of time that doesn't allow me to be noticeably affected by them).

> Coming to this realization has put a new meaning on going slowly for

> me. Although I've been on the diet for about 10 months now, I cannot

> afford to move into coconut oil and other things just yet... still.

>

> I think that for now, I need to focus on a high-fat, mainly animal

> products diet (with plenty of good butter and fish oils/CLO, etc.)

and

> not push the coconut oil or sodium bicarbonate right now. The very

> high fat diet ALONE will help my body to detoxify slowly, b/c I

firmly

> believe now that the right fats do wonders for detoxifying the body.

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Is it OK to continue taking garlic tea and cabbage rejuvelac while on

> the baking soda regimen?

>

> Thank you.

==>Yes it is okay.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bee! I've been meaning to ask that question. Saves me for

paying extra shipping for 5 pounds of baking soda from Mountain Rose on

my next order. I thought I recalled that most baking soda comes

from those big pits in Africa or something, including Arm & Hammer.

Doug

Yes

> plain old Arm & Hammer is okay - baking soda is baking soda so there

> aren't higher qualities.

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

Bee, I've read that their is aluminum in baking soda. I'm assuming something

like Arm & Hammer would have this metal added. Is this your understanding too?

Helen in Ontario

[ ] Re: Baking Soda

Thanks Bee! I've been meaning to ask that question. Saves me for

paying extra shipping for 5 pounds of baking soda from Mountain Rose on

my next order. I thought I recalled that most baking soda comes

from those big pits in Africa or something, including Arm & Hammer.

Doug

Yes

> plain old Arm & Hammer is okay - baking soda is baking soda so there

> aren't higher qualities.

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

Helen,

There is NO aluminum in baking soda.

Aluminum is in baking POWDER.

Different kettle of fish.

I have hashed this out previously on the forum, maybe search will bring up

my posts.

On Jan 10, 2008 11:27 PM, Helen Kmera <helenkmera@...> wrote:

> Bee, I've read that their is aluminum in baking soda. I'm assuming

> something like Arm & Hammer would have this metal added.

>

> .

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Helen,

We've been through this discussion before. If you look through the file

archives you can find the previous conversations.

There is aluminum in baking POWDER, not baking SODA. Arm and Hammer baking

soda, and all others that I know of for that matter, only contain sodium

bicarbonate.

Zack

On Thu, 10 Jan 2008, Helen Kmera wrote:

> Bee, I've read that their is aluminum in baking soda. I'm assuming something

like Arm & Hammer would have this metal added. Is this your understanding too?

Helen in Ontario

[Guest guest]

>

> Bee, I've read that their is aluminum in baking soda. I'm assuming

something like Arm & Hammer would have this metal added. Is this your

understanding too? Helen in Ontario

==>Hi Helen. I think you are mistaking baking powder for baking soda.

Baking powder does contain aluminum, but not baking soda.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi GB -

This is the link to Dr. Simoncini's site.I can't remember exactly

where the protocols to inject are on the site, but i know they're

there!

http://www.curenaturalicancro.com/

He talks about the protocol for injection into an organ, or tumor,

directly, how to position the patient, etc. I know for breast tumors

there's a specific way to place the needle and get directly into a

tumor. Yes, a professional needs to do it - am not sure but I think

there are some cancers where drinking it may help systemically but am

not sure. He does not have an answer for ductal cancers of the breast

as of yet. I know he's trained some docs in the U.S.

cathy

[Guest guest]

Here's one:

Dr. Simoncini cancer therapy with sodium bicarbonate - cancer and fungus

http://www.curenaturalicancro.com/

Here's a bunch more:

baking soda cancer - Google Search

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en & ie=ISO-8859-1 & q=baking+soda+cancer

Best,

RB

Posted by: " Guru K " greatyoga@...   greatyoga

Mon Feb 25, 2008 10:27 pm (PST)

I know people talked about using baking soda for cancer on this site

before. How is this applied to a tumor? Is it just injected into

thetumor? I presume a professional would need to do it if it was

injected. Any more info?

Thanks

GB

[Guest guest]

Sounds great but where are the succees stories or testimonials, ZI only

saw one and it there was no follow up of how the boy was doing the next

day!!!

If I missed something will you guyd show me, thanks

Gerald

[Guest guest]

Thank you very much. I'll check it out.

GB

>

> Hi GB -

>

> This is the link to Dr. Simoncini's site.I can't remember exactly

> where the protocols to inject are on the site, but i know they're

> there!

>

> http://www.curenaturalicancro.com/

>

> He talks about the protocol for injection into an organ, or tumor,

> directly, how to position the patient, etc. I know for breast

tumors

> there's a specific way to place the needle and get directly into a

> tumor. Yes, a professional needs to do it - am not sure but I think

> there are some cancers where drinking it may help systemically but

am

> not sure. He does not have an answer for ductal cancers of the

breast

> as of yet. I know he's trained some docs in the U.S.

>

> cathy

>