Health Benefits of Baking Soda
This might just be the cheapest, most versatile medicine in the world,
and they
want you to think it's just for baking.
By drinking as little as a half a teaspoon of baking soda, it can help with things
like indigestion, heartburn, ulcers, and gout flare-ups.
In animal studies, it reduced inflammation and pain markers,
considering it a
remedy for things like rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune diseases.
And for a hundred years now, baking soda has been long known to knock
out cold and
flu symptoms within as little as thirty-six hours.
It has also been shown to slow the progression of chronic kidney disease in
humans,
and perhaps most surprisingly is that it can shrink tumors by reducing the
amount
of cancer cells in your body. And if you work out and aren't using this
stuff,
you're really missing out because it can allow you to exercise at peak performance
for longer by neutralizing lactic acid buildup and delaying fatigue.
In fact, for that same reason, it's actually been banned in horse racing.
All of the benefits of baking soda tie back to your body's pH.
When you have excess acidity in your blood, it creates stress
and inflammation that
harm your cells, and baking soda quickly stabilizes it.
That's why they use it as emergency medicine in every operating room,
emergency
room, and ICU, yet your doctor has likely never mentioned
it.
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