Sodium bicarb or potassium bicarb?

I read that sodium bicarbonate can be used to make the MMS more pallatible. I was wondering if the sodium bicarbonate can be replaced bt potassium bicarbonate, since potassium bicarbonate also aids the body in getting more alkaline, which sodium bicarbonate does not.

Will, I also had asked that question when I saw a video clip from Jim Humble, but when asking here in the forum,
the experts told me that it diminishes the effect of MMS1 and it shouldn't be used anymore.

Maybe someone else will explain it better to you.

Where did you learn that sodium bicarb does not assist alkalinity in the body willemien?

A quote from Dr. Sircus on his latest blog -

Dr. Sircus wrote: Everyone knows (or should know) that taking sodium bicarbonate orally or bathing in a tub saturated with it results in a shift of the body’s pH to less acidic and more alkaline. That’s because baking soda is an electron donor and turns into carbon dioxide in the stomach. Bottom line, as the pH rises, so does cellular voltage as well as cellular oxygen levels. I will be publishing a lot about this in the next few weeks because one of the great secrets of life is found on this axis of O2, CO2, pH and cell voltage.

Which I list here for info. I will try get back on the potassium bicarbonate input as it is not well documented here at all.


blog.imva.info/medicine/sodium-bicarbonate-baking-soda-kidney-cancer

Thanks for all the input!
Do I understand correctly then that it is no longer recommended to add a little sodium bicarbonate to the daily activated mixture of MMS1?

Regarding my statement that sodium bicarbonate does not make the body more alkaline:
I read in a book which is only available in Dutch, by J.M. Ramakers, who is a biochemist, that contrary to popular belief sodium bicarbonate does not make the body more alkaline since according to him in the kidneys the acid H ion needs potassium to leave the body via the urine, and sodium binds the acid H ion and gives it back to the blood. This is why he states that potassium bicarbonate should be used to make the body more alkaline.
(This is also my experience, I have taken sodium bicarbonate for a long time but it never helped me to get more alkaline. Potassium bicarbonate I have not tried yet).

I think another confusing factor is that not necessarily something that is acid makes the body more acid or something that is alkaline makes the body more alkaline. Lemon juice for example will alkalise the body!

yes, willemien, it is no longer recommended to add baking soda to MMS.

Hi Willemien,

The 7 Day Fridge MMS method seems to be easier on the stomach and, I think, more palatable. Here is the link to page 22 of that thread which has both a 3 drop per hour recipe and a 4 drop per hour one. This method is also very convenient because with it, you are making up 7 days of mms at one time.

Hope that helps.

Take care,
Scott