Baking soda, EDTA, Epsom Salts - any room for any water....

[Guest guest]

Hi

Dr Usman has suggested we put in baking soda to Tom's bath to make him

more alkaline.

We usually put in Epsom salts and she reckons ok to do both. If you

were doing both what would you use as a ratio? We tend to bung in

quite a bit of epsom salts with good effect. But probably should use

a proper measure rather than whichever mouldering tea cup/mug has been

left in the bathroom in close proximity to the sack of salts.

ALSO - presume you wouldn't use an EDTA bath at the same time as it

would absorb all the minerals.... (sorry if that sounds bleedin'

obvious but we are quite dim and prone to get these things wrong)

so - alternate an epsom salts/baking soda bath with an EDTA bath,

alternate baths? He doen'st get a bath every night - we're not that

good parents. But probably three a week and an extra one before

family visits?

also and this is odd. Tom's hair has been a bit coarse for the past

three years or so. And suddenly it's becoming much silkier. Still

choc full of antimony but silky hair (silkier at least) that's odd

isn't it?

[Guest guest]

Hi we do epsom salts and baking soda in the bath re Bradstreets

clinic. 2 cups of Epsom salts and 2 tbls of baking soda.

Peta--

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wrote:

>

> Hi

>

> Dr Usman has suggested we put in baking soda to Tom's bath to make

him

> more alkaline.

>

> We usually put in Epsom salts and she reckons ok to do both. If you

> were doing both what would you use as a ratio? We tend to bung in

> quite a bit of epsom salts with good effect. But probably should

use

> a proper measure rather than whichever mouldering tea cup/mug has

been

> left in the bathroom in close proximity to the sack of salts.

>

> ALSO - presume you wouldn't use an EDTA bath at the same time as it

> would absorb all the minerals.... (sorry if that sounds bleedin'

> obvious but we are quite dim and prone to get these things wrong)

>

> so - alternate an epsom salts/baking soda bath with an EDTA bath,

> alternate baths? He doen'st get a bath every night - we're not that

> good parents. But probably three a week and an extra one before

> family visits?

>

> also and this is odd. Tom's hair has been a bit coarse for the past

> three years or so. And suddenly it's becoming much silkier. Still

> choc full of antimony but silky hair (silkier at least) that's odd

> isn't it?

>