All: Natural Alkalisers - lemon water etc - suggestions

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Hi All

Im looking ro begin alkalising my body. Can you suggest Natural

Alkalisers?besides ?lemon water???

So far im gonna use: cal/mg,? Green Powder, Lemon Water,Zeolites,Chlorella, Sea

Kelp

Regards

Cs

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Sodium bicarbonate is recommended but personally I'm not sure that

any of them get through the stomach acid into the bloodstream without

being neutralized there. Does anyone know about that?

Edgar

On Mar 10, 2008, at 2:19 AM, bhammanuk@... wrote:

> Hi All

>

> Im looking ro begin alkalising my body. Can you suggest Natural

> Alkalisers?besides ?lemon water???

>

> So far im gonna use: cal/mg,? Green Powder, Lemon

> Water,Zeolites,Chlorella, Sea Kelp

>

> Regards

> Cs

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Hi Edgar

It may be that the amount used is more than the amount neutralized in

stomach.Was it one teaspoonful for alkalinizing the blood? not sure if this is

correct.if it is than some of it will neutralize the stomach acid and remaining

will go through intestines.

bw

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Re: All: Natural Alkalisers - lemon water etc -

suggestions

Sodium bicarbonate is recommended but personally I'm not sure that

any of them get through the stomach acid into the bloodstream without

being neutralized there. Does anyone know about that?

[Guest guest]

Apple cider vinegar, Alfalfa .

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> Hi All

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>

> Im looking ro begin alkalising my body. Can you suggest Natural

Alkalisers?besides ?

lemon water???

>

> So far im gonna use: cal/mg,? Green Powder, Lemon Water,Zeolites,Chlorella,

Sea Kelp

>

>

>

>

> Regards

> Cs

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Vinegar is acid not alkaline.

Edgar

On Mar 10, 2008, at 1:27 PM, linton35110 wrote:

> Apple cider vinegar, Alfalfa .

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> >

> > Hi All

> >

> >

> >

> > Im looking ro begin alkalising my body. Can you suggest Natural

> Alkalisers?besides ?

> lemon water???

> >

> > So far im gonna use: cal/mg,? Green Powder, Lemon

> Water,Zeolites,Chlorella, Sea Kelp

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Regards

> > Cs

> > __________________________________________________________

> > AOL's new homepage has launched. Take a tour at http://

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[Guest guest]

>

> Sodium bicarbonate is recommended but personally I'm not sure

that

> any of them get through the stomach acid into the bloodstream

without

> being neutralized there. Does anyone know about that?

>

> Edgar

>

Hi Edgar

Here is my experience with this in finding a way to neutralize the

acid in my muscles. I take double what is listed on the box for

indigestion. Same amount of water, twice the sodium bicarbonate. I

researched this some years ago on various triathalon websites, how

the super athletes extend their endurance and shorten their recovery

time. It has a systemic alkalinizing effect.

The regular dose ( I think 1/2 tsp) neutralizes the stomach acid,

the next 1/2 tsp goes from stomach to bloodstream. I wake without

as much muscle pain and stiffness.

Marti

[Guest guest]

you might wish to check this

http://www.earthclinic.com/Remedies/alkalizing_formulas.html

best wishes.

nil

All: Natural Alkalisers - lemon water etc -

suggestions

Hi All

Im looking ro begin alkalising my body. Can you suggest Natural

Alkalisers?besides ?lemon water???

So far im gonna use: cal/mg,? Green Powder, Lemon Water,Zeolites,Chlorella,

Sea Kelp

[Guest guest]

this page also has some interesting info.

http://www.earthclinic.com/Remedies/alkalizing_formulas.html

bw

nil

All: Natural Alkalisers - lemon water etc -

suggestions

Hi All

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Thanks Marti,

At least it sounds reasonable and you seem to report a positive effect.

Edgar

On Mar 10, 2008, at 4:10 PM, marti_zavala wrote:

>

> >

> > Sodium bicarbonate is recommended but personally I'm not sure

> that

> > any of them get through the stomach acid into the bloodstream

> without

> > being neutralized there. Does anyone know about that?

> >

> > Edgar

> >

>

> Hi Edgar

> Here is my experience with this in finding a way to neutralize the

> acid in my muscles. I take double what is listed on the box for

> indigestion. Same amount of water, twice the sodium bicarbonate. I

> researched this some years ago on various triathalon websites, how

> the super athletes extend their endurance and shorten their recovery

> time. It has a systemic alkalinizing effect.

>

> The regular dose ( I think 1/2 tsp) neutralizes the stomach acid,

> the next 1/2 tsp goes from stomach to bloodstream. I wake without

> as much muscle pain and stiffness.

>

> Marti

>

>

>

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I use a product called Alkala N from Germany manufactured by Sanum-Kehibeck. It

contains sodium bicarbonate, potassium bicarbonate and sodium citrate. I use a

scoop a day to maintain a ph of around 7.0.

Re: All: Natural Alkalisers - lemon water etc -

suggestions

Sodium bicarbonate is recommended but personally I'm not sure that

any of them get through the stomach acid into the bloodstream without

being neutralized there. Does anyone know about that?

Edgar

On Mar 10, 2008, at 2:19 AM, bhammanuk@... wrote:

> Hi All

>

> Im looking ro begin alkalising my body. Can you suggest Natural

> Alkalisers?besides ?lemon water???

>

> So far im gonna use: cal/mg,? Green Powder, Lemon

> Water,Zeolites,Chlorella, Sea Kelp

>

> Regards

> Cs

> __________________________________________________________

> AOL's new homepage has launched. Take a tour at http://

> info.aol.co.uk/homepage/now.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Years ago my allergy doctor recommended Alka Seltzer Gold (no aspirin in

the Gold formula) for a food allergy reaction to neutralize it. Today I

use Emergen-C packets (often two at a time) which gives me

neutralization and supplements besides.

in La Selva Beach CA

marti_zavala wrote:

>

>

> >

> > Sodium bicarbonate is recommended but personally I'm not sure

> that

> > any of them get through the stomach acid into the bloodstream

> without

> > being neutralized there. Does anyone know about that?

> >

> > Edgar

> >

>

> Hi Edgar

> Here is my experience with this in finding a way to neutralize the

> acid in my muscles. I take double what is listed on the box for

> indigestion. Same amount of water, twice the sodium bicarbonate. I

> researched this some years ago on various triathalon websites, how

> the super athletes extend their endurance and shorten their recovery

> time. It has a systemic alkalinizing effect.

>

> The regular dose ( I think 1/2 tsp) neutralizes the stomach acid,

> the next 1/2 tsp goes from stomach to bloodstream. I wake without

> as much muscle pain and stiffness.

>

> Marti

>

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