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Has Anyone Ever Used A Tsp Of Baking Soda In An 12oz Glass Of Water And Did It Help With Pain
Some people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) have considered using baking soda as a natural remedy to reduce inflammation. A small-scale 2018 study found that baking soda led to anti-inflammatory responses in the body, which has given some hope that it might help alleviate symptoms of autoimmune diseases like RA. However Show Full Answer
Yes! It’s my grandmother’s headache pain reliever. Also, I truly believe that many of my headaches and some of my body pain comes as a result of being dehydrated and/or having a too acid system and baking soda will correct that quickly. I usually start with just a glass of water, then the second glass with baking soda.
Folks with hypertension need to be cautious though as it is “sodium” bicarbonate.
When I started to take it regularly (approx. once per week) I used 1/2 tsp. It’s kind of something you have to work up to...
Good luck! I’ll be thinking of you...
I Read An Article Talking About The Benefits Of A Baking Soda Mixed With Water And ?? Drink...anyone Tried It?
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