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Charlotte, woofy
the difference between soda batches is in their granulometry, i.e. the size of grains (crystals) and the size distribution of grains. The weight of the same volume of large grains is different than the same volume of smaller ones. Mixture of various grain size weights more as monodisperse one, as the smaller particles can fill the volume between the larger ones. Another factor is the shape of particles. The only way how solve this problem is to weight 1/8 teaspoon of your baking soda at least the first time. Tomas

Not to mention that UK teaspoons and US teaspoons are a whole 1mL different in size. So, charlotte, really looking forward to your information - I have dithered about getting strips, will do that tomorrow.

Charlotte

we are looking for final ph to be in range of about 5 to 5.5

our testing yielded results that 1/8 teaspoon will put you in the center of that range and also allows for the variations that have been discussed

Your new ph test strips will help to see where your baking soda 1/8 t is. Find the volume that works for you and then you will not have to weigh it out each time

Iim Humble and I observed same ph results using two different soda brands. Good luck with your testing

Pam

our tests used US teaspoons. Jim and I got same ph results with two different soda brands.

To avoid weights everyone should use the volume of measurement that they have available that yields for them a PH range of 5 to 5.5

Happy testing

Dr. Ron:

What's the present position re: adding baking soda to MMS?
I'm confused.
Yes or No? Please advise. If no, please explain why.
Thanks,
TG

Hi TG,

Andreas Kalcker and Kerri Rivera are both strongly against using baking soda. That's good enough for me, so I don't recommend it. Adam Abraham has come out against it now too. I don't know Jim's current position except that he took down the video with Ron Neer.

Andreas gives his reasons in this video
May 10, 2012 1hr16min.; MMS Autism Webinar, Andeas. Deficiencies indicate parasites, treat the parasites to get at the cause; Parasite protocol and CDI buffered with sodium chlorite, baking soda did not work; gluten sensitivity and leaky gut caused by parasites.

Michael

It is important to note that in the video with Archbishop Jim and Ron Neer, Archbishop Jim made it clear that nothing was proven and more research was needed to reach a final conclusion if baking soda was actually good or not.

Michael:

Thanks for your comments. I'd REALLY like to know the EXACT scientific "WHY" baking soda isn't recommended. I need more than blind faith or blind obedience to an "opinion".

Namaste,
TG

Michael Harrah wrote: Hi TG,

Andreas Kalcker and Kerri Rivera are both strongly against using baking soda. That's good enough for me, so I don't recommend it. Adam Abraham has come out against it now too. I don't know Jim's current position except that he took down the video with Ron Neer.

Andreas gives his reasons in this video

May 10, 2012 1hr16min.; MMS Autism Webinar, Andeas. Deficiencies indicate parasites, treat the parasites to get at the cause; Parasite protocol and CDI buffered with sodium chlorite, baking soda did not work; gluten sensitivity and leaky gut caused by parasites.

Michael

Here's your answer Tgparker:



(bring a note pad & pen!

tgparker wrote: Michael:

Thanks for your comments. I'd REALLY like to know the EXACT scientific "WHY" baking soda isn't recommended. I need more than blind faith or blind obedience to an "opinion".

Namaste,
TG

TG:

The people Micheal is referring to (and Micheal himself) are in the trenches battling disease and governmental interference. Their hands on experience is telling them what works and what doesn't. They won't have the time or resources to develop scientific "WHYS" (yet).

"Certainty" would be a wonderful thing - but we don't live in "certain" times. Big Pharma can give you tons of "SCIENTFIC" reports on their products showing efficacy - but look around you - do you see an outbreak of good health?

If you NEED scientific answers - tuck in - set up and do experiments and report back to us. The movement would be glad for the help.


Oops ! Yah - what Macaddict08n posted while I was typing!