sodium bicarbonate multiple uses?

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee, hi everyone. My name is Fred and I have been on the program for over a

year now with great results (Thanks again Bee for that!) I was looking for a

natural recipe for shampoo when I got to a page where some girl is using sodium

bicarbonate for wash and apple cider vinegar as rinse. I recently started to

first: wash my hair with sodium bicarbonate and then rinse them using a acid

mixture like lemon or any acid with rinse water (apple cider vinegar leave a

smell that I didn't want). I then tried the same for my clothes and it is just

great! It seems to work for many things.

My question is: I have plantar warts that have been there for over a year. Would

you think it could be a good idea to wash it, or even soak it with baking soda,

and then apply oregano oil with coconut oil or any acidic mixture to it?

thanks ahead

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee, hi everyone. My name is Fred and I have been on the program for over a

year now with great results (Thanks again Bee for that!) I was looking for a

natural recipe for shampoo when I got to a page where some girl is using sodium

bicarbonate for wash and apple cider vinegar as rinse. I recently started to

first: wash my hair with sodium bicarbonate and then rinse them using a acid

mixture like lemon or any acid with rinse water (apple cider vinegar leave a

smell that I didn't want). I then tried the same for my clothes and it is just

great! It seems to work for many things.

>

> My question is: I have plantar warts that have been there for over a year.

Would you think it could be a good idea to wash it, or even soak it with baking

soda, and then apply oregano oil with coconut oil or any acidic mixture to it?

+++Hi Fred. It's great to hear from you. That's wonderful you doing so great.

Well done my friend!

It's good to know that baking soda and lemon juice are so helpful, and

inexpensive too!

I understand that if you keep warts sealed in with oil long enough it can get

rid of them. You can use a bandaid, soak it with extra virgin olive oil and tape

it on. Ensure it is taped on all sides so air can't get at it. Every day apply

a new one. Supposedly that works within 14 days. Let me know if it works for

you.

Otherwise, people on this program report that their moles, warts, skin tags,

aging spots, freckles and other abnormal skin issues are going away. It seems

getting high enough good fats in combination with the other fats, i.e. omega 3,

vitamins A, D & E are most important. But of course all nutrients work

together.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

Is aluminium free baking soda just a marketing strategy or some brands may

contain aluminium depending on how it is processed?

Does lime or lemon essential oil have the same benefits as lemon juice for

clothes? I mean whitening etc. I always put a few drops of lime essential oil in

the fabric softener compartment just for fragrance.

Ina.

>

> It's good to know that baking soda and lemon juice are so helpful, and

inexpensive too!

>

> All the best, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> Is aluminium free baking soda just a marketing strategy or some brands may

contain aluminium depending on how it is processed?

>

> Does lime or lemon essential oil have the same benefits as lemon juice for

clothes? I mean whitening etc. I always put a few drops of lime essential oil in

the fabric softener compartment just for fragrance.

>

+++Hi Ina,

Yes, aluminum-free baking soda is a marketing ploy, since any baking soda like

Arm & Hammer do not contain aluminum and never have.

Essential oil is a fat so it will stain fabrics.

Bee

[Guest guest]

I've never heard of Baking Soda having aluminum?....Could you be refering to

non-aluminum Baking Powder? Some baking powders do contain aluminum.

> >

> > Hi Bee,

> >

> > Is aluminium free baking soda just a marketing strategy or some brands may

contain aluminium depending on how it is processed?

> >

> > Does lime or lemon essential oil have the same benefits as lemon juice for

clothes? I mean whitening etc. I always put a few drops of lime essential oil in

the fabric softener compartment just for fragrance.

> >

> +++Hi Ina,

>

> Yes, aluminum-free baking soda is a marketing ploy, since any baking soda like

Arm & Hammer do not contain aluminum and never have.

>

> Essential oil is a fat so it will stain fabrics.

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

> I've never heard of Baking Soda having aluminum?....Could you be refering to

non-aluminum Baking Powder? Some baking powders do contain aluminum.

+++Hi Gail. You are right, some baking powders contain aluminum, while baking

soda doesn't.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

This is where I saw the term aluminum-free baking soda

http://www.iherb.com/bob-s-red-mill-aluminum-free-premium-baking-soda-gluten-fre\

e-16-oz-1-lb-453-g/9852?at=0

So how about the liquid castile soaps like Dr Bronner's (I guess this is what

most members use for laundry) that contain essential oils? Don't they stain too?

I'm using soap nuts for laundry, which makes them unscented, but what can I add

for more fragrance?

Ina.

>

> Yes, aluminum-free baking soda is a marketing ploy, since any baking soda like

Arm & Hammer do not contain aluminum and never have.

>

> Essential oil is a fat so it will stain fabrics.

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> This is where I saw the term aluminum-free baking soda

>

http://www.iherb.com/bob-s-red-mill-aluminum-free-premium-baking-soda-gluten-fre\

e-16-oz-1-lb-453-g/9852?at=0

>

> So how about the liquid castile soaps like Dr Bronner's (I guess this is what

most members use for laundry) that contain essential oils? Don't they stain too?

>

> I'm using soap nuts for laundry, which makes them unscented, but what can I

add for more fragrance?

+++Ina, essential oil in soap is different. You do not need any fragrance, and

I don't care to put my time into the issue.

I think that was the company I wrote to about their false advertising of

aluminum-free baking soda, but they didn't respond.

Bee