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Hi Mr. Moreless
I have 2 questions about foot bath ingredients. I have extracted some info from the following two posts
http://curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=1009891#i1
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1028933#i
--EXTRACTED INFO--
Bath1 Epsom Salts / Sodium Bicarbonate {Sodium} / H2O2
Bath2 Epsom Salts / Calcium hydroxide {Calcium} / H2O2
Bath3 Epsom Salts / Apple Cider Vinegar {potassium}/ H2O2
"The hydrogen peroxide supplies the Extra Oxygen which is needed by the body for the Electrical charges."
"Baking Soda is called Bicarbonate of soda or Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3). The Baking soda provides extra Sodium in the water which may help neutralize the excess acids
which the Epsom Salts pulls out of the body among other things, so helping the body to heal much faster."
--END OF INFO--
To summarize, the baths are made with the combination of three elements:
-one element to pull out excess acids - magnesium
-one element to neutralize excess acids – Sodium or Potassium or Calcium
-one element to supplies extra oxygen
Question 1: Are there special situations where one of the sodium/potassium/calcium elements is better than the others?
(water retention, fat loss, fungus , tendinitis ...)
examples from
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=783241#i
Bath2 “I would not recommend this bath to those that have cronic disease because it is so powerful - wait till you are a little stronger.”
Bath3 “This bath is great for those with skin problems such as eczema or acne. It's fantastic for those who have dry, itchy skin conditions. It also helps edema/swelling. It's a great bath for those who have too much sodium in their body, as the high potassium content of the ACV is an antagonist for sodium.”
Question 2: Can Sodium Bicarbonate be substituted with Sodium Carbonate (used to alkalize pools)?
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This is a reply to # 1,241,157Hi WIEL,
Your question: Hi Mr. Moreless
I have 2 questions about foot bath ingredients. I have extracted some info from the following two posts
http://curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=1009891#i1
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1028933#i
--EXTRACTED INFO--
Bath1 Epsom Salts / Sodium Bicarbonate {Sodium} / H2O2
Bath2 Epsom Salts / Calcium hydroxide {Calcium} / H2O2
Bath3 Epsom Salts / Apple Cider Vinegar {potassium}/ H2O2
"The hydrogen peroxide supplies the Extra Oxygen which is needed by the body for the Electrical charges."
"Baking Soda is called Bicarbonate of soda or Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3). The Baking soda provides extra Sodium in the water which may help neutralize the excess acids
which the Epsom Salts pulls out of the body among other things, so helping the body to heal much faster."
--END OF INFO--
To summarize, the baths are made with the combination of three elements:
-one element to pull out excess acids - magnesium
-one element to neutralize excess acids – Sodium or Potassium or Calcium
-one element to supplies extra oxygen
Answer to above summary: It may not be as it may seem in your summary ! End.
Question 1: Are there special situations where one of the sodium/potassium/calcium elements is better than the others?
(water retention, fat loss, fungus , tendinitis ...)
examples from
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=783241#i
Answer: When one is having these (water retention, fat loss, fungus , tendinitis ...), then I would drop using the Sodium and instead use the Basics of Peroxide and Epsom Salt with a small amount of Calcium and maybe alternate the Calcium with ACV from one bath to the next! End.
Bath2 “I would not recommend this bath to those that have cronic disease because it is so powerful - wait till you are a little stronger.”
Bath3 “This bath is great for those with skin problems such as eczema or acne. It's fantastic for those who have dry, itchy skin conditions. It also helps edema/swelling. It's a great bath for those who have too much sodium in their body, as the high potassium content of the ACV is an antagonist for sodium.”
Question 2: Can Sodium Bicarbonate be substituted with Sodium Carbonate (used to alkalize pools)?
Answer: If one changed the type of Sodium it may change the Results? End.
Thanks
Answer: You may want to review this post:
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1229554#i
As usual not everything may be as it may 1st seem to be !
Some of what was on the orginal website needs some Clarification as I did not directly write all of it, Hopefully it will be corrected as time permits?
Evan was working on bringing the info together awhile back and I made corrections, but the info still needs to be brought together !
Cause and Effect !
Smile Tis your choice.
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This is a reply to # 1,241,229Thanks Mr. Moreless
I will stay away for a while from the sodium. Before discovering this site, I had tried a combination of ES, BS, Sea salt and liquid glycerin soap with mixed results. At the moment I am doing the H2O2 only foot bath. Some days, my feet feel better than they have been for a long while.
As for the sodium carbonate, I happened to have some. I was hoping that it might be useful. I thought it was more alkaline than the bicarb. I wanted to know if sodium carbonate versus bicarb is more potent, less potent, safe or unsafe.
Yet, the information could be useful to others. So if you have more input you could provide about sodium carbonate, it would be appreciated.
Thanks again
WIEL
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This is a reply to # 1,241,420Hi WIEL,
Your question: Thanks Mr. Moreless
I will stay away for a while from the sodium. Before discovering this site, I had tried a combination of ES, BS, Sea salt and liquid glycerin soap with mixed results. At the moment I am doing the H2O2 only foot bath. Some days, my feet feel better than they have been for a long while.
As for the sodium carbonate, I happened to have some. I was hoping that it might be useful. I thought it was more alkaline than the bicarb. I wanted to know if sodium carbonate versus bicarb is more potent, less potent, safe or unsafe.
Yet, the information could be useful to others. So if you have more input you could provide about sodium carbonate, it would be appreciated.
Thanks again
WIEL
Answer: Bicarb vs Carbonate?
Sodium Carbonate = Na2CO3
In domestic use, it is used as a water softener during laundry. It competes with the ions magnesium and calcium in hard water and prevents them from bonding with the detergent being used. Without using washing soda, additional detergent is needed to soak up the magnesium and calcium ions. Called Washing Soda or Sal Soda in the detergent section of stores, it effectively removes oil, grease, and alcohol stains. Sodium carbonate is also used as a descaling agent in boilers such as found in coffee pots, espresso machines, etc.
Sodium Bicarbonate = NaHCO3
Thus the Sodium Carbonate has more Sodium in each unit vs the Sodium Bi-carbonate, but the Bi-carbonate has Hydrogen attached which may make is contain more Potential Energy Release?
The Bi-carbonate(Baking Soda) has the ability to cause the release of Carbon dioxide when reacted with weak Acids, thus cause the Bread or Dough to Rise !
If one was wanting just more Sodium the Sodium Carbonate may provide more per unit?
Cause and Effect !
Smile Tis your choice.
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