urine, bladder, leakage, irritation, oxalates??

[Guest guest]

This might shed some light on the baking soda mystery.

If taking baking soda reduces kidney stones, in my

mind that means it has reduced oxalic acid in the

urine. Back to the oxalate discussion (which I have

been pooh poohing for years). However, with this kind

of vulvar pain (urinary leakage and irritation and

odor) I concede there might be something to it. LOL

If I were you all I would run out and buy some baking

soda and THEN order a gluten sensitivity test.

http://www.bchealthguide.org/kbase/topic/detail/drug/hw204614/detail.htm

Arline

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