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18 Mar 2012 11:38 #14570 by sos

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i am considering adding DMSO as in protocol 1000+

my question is do you also add baking soda to the mixture??

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18 Mar 2012 17:23 - 18 Mar 2012 17:24 #14588 by pam

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The reason for the baking soda is to buffer the acid (which some people find difficult) - and fix the taste and diarrhea - DMSO does that, so you would not need both. I can't speak to the affect of baking soda on DMSO, but it seems to me that if you're doing DMSO orally, you don't need the baking soda.

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