Funny how people poo-poo sodium bicarbonate and dmso as cancer treatment...

Big Pharma has shills too....chemo is a gold mine!

Big pharma or no, they've been tested and found wanting. Wasting your money on cheap fakes is no better than wasting it on the expensive kind.

Some L-Glutamin would not hurt either ;)

I for one do not , any substance that the human body can absorb that moves the pH toward a more alkaline balance improves the bodies defense by inhibiting cancer growth and so it should be included in the arsenal of treatment regimes .

2 years ago and zero results, apart from regular sodium bicarbonate intake causing the body to lose importants vitamins and minerals, especially B vitamins.

Did you try it in conjunction with DMSO?

Im talking about your link. Guess you havent read it.

homeostasis.. how's that work?

lol, don't confuse OP with facts, he's got some stuff to sell.

Sell what?

DMSO, from the sound of it.

Uh, no, just sharing info...

Could improve that treatment by substituting Sodium bicarbonate with Potassium bicarbonate And add some lipospheric or IV Vitamin C (100 g per day during aggressive treatment), and there is no cancer that will survive.

Yes very true. Potassium citrate is also a very good blood buffer...

Great idea Potassium bicarbonate can cross the cellular membranes easier and balance electrolyte levels and it's also helps with improved alkalinity the cancer cannot thrive in a alkaline environment.

I was told by Camelot Cancer Center the DMSO won't bind Baking soda.

Should not have an issue. Might be the mole/um size and penetration for DMSO as the carrier and skin penetration...

Cook 1 part aluminum free baking soda with 3 parts organic maple syrup at 120 degrees for 10 mins,, stirring constantly

Take 1 tsp 3 to 4 times a day with a high alkaline diet

Worked for me

The pH of blood can not go up or down so much without causing sickness and, if gone too far, death. Ingesting baking soda is not going to raise your blood pH because the body maintains the safe range by creating buffers.

It's so fucking easy to prescribe cancer treatment for somebody else..