Re: Sodium Bicarbonate -- DUNCAN or any other knowledgeable member

[Guest guest]

Duncan,

What's your opinion on the use of Sodium Bicarbonate? Is it counterproductive

in some ways given that our body organs are trying to produce acids to aide

digestion; e.g, Saliva Gland produces saliva acid, Liver produces bile acid,

Small Intestine produces HCL, etc.

A number of people on this list are supplementing with HCL tablets to create

an acidic intestinal environment to aide digestion. Neutralizing it with Sodium

Bicarbonate seems counter productive. What's your opinion?

Jerry

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[Guest guest]

Jerry -- yes, in my opinion using sodium bicarb is counterproductive

to health; it reacts with stomach acid, and the resulting carbon

dioxide initially has an acidifying effect in the blood until it is

exhaled and that occurs in minutes.

By the way, small intestine doesn't produce HCl as far as I know,

although the bowel probiotics do produce lactic proprionic butyric

and acetic acids.

Duncan

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[Guest guest]

Duncan,

Thx for your response!

Jerry

Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

Jerry -- yes, in my opinion using sodium bicarb is counterproductive

to health; it reacts with stomach acid, and the resulting carbon

dioxide initially has an acidifying effect in the blood until it is

exhaled and that occurs in minutes.

By the way, small intestine doesn't produce HCl as far as I know,

although the bowel probiotics do produce lactic proprionic butyric

and acetic acids.

Duncan

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[Guest guest]

Duncan,

With your sense of sodium bicarb effect on the body, what do you think is

happening regarding the healing that some have had with this regarding cancers

or tumors. Not trying to challenge your insights but would like to understand

the efficasy of this protocol better.

Thanks much,

jerry upshaw <upshawjerry@...> wrote:

Duncan,

Thx for your response!

Jerry

Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

Jerry -- yes, in my opinion using sodium bicarb is counterproductive

to health;

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Duncan,

How come it works for indigestion and reflux? Is that only a

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Duncan,

How come it works for indigestion and reflux? Is that only a

temporary thing?

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Freeman, you'll find that the cancer groups do not use bicarb; I'd

suggest cesium chloride and oxygen therapy, AKA high-pH therapy, as a

better option if you have cancer.

Duncan

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