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sienna
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Member # 10980

posted

Does anyone know if you can you take bicarbonate of soda whilst on antibiotics?
It helps to increase the PH level and mine
is lower than normal, but not sure if it will
interfere with the doxy.
Thanks

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AlisonP
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posted

Hi Sienna,

I have taken it daily while on antibiotics and I think it helps.

[Smile]

Alison

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sizzled
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Just be careful using this to change your pH.

I know of a person who depended on it ALL the time because their body got use to getting it from the outside.

Try using diet to alkalinize yourself. You get the added benefit of viatmins and other good things.

JMHO

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Vanilla
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Take some kelp caps or nettles - if I take them too late in the day they keep me up. I also find the cell salt natrum phos 6x works well to alkalize too.

[ 12. April 2007, 12:19 PM: Message edited by: Vanilla ]

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Marnie
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Going back a few years...someone here felt a lot better after using...

Alka Seltzer.

Not too close to meals though. We need the stomach to be acidic to breakdown food to "feed" the "good bacteria" in our gut as well as to be able to absorb the nutrients ourselves.

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Marnie
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