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Re: Can baking soda enemas help eliminate candida in the colon?
 
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Re: Can baking soda enemas help eliminate candida in the colon?


Hi Lisa_77,

ACV, lemon juice and other acidic solutions can be very irritating to some people. For others they work wonders. I happen to be very sensitive to lemon juice (juice of ½ lemon in 2 quarts of water) and ACV enemas and don’t take them.

Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is highly alkaline and does not destroy candida at least not effectively.

You could try to take a lemon juice enema and see if you have bad cramps. If not you should be ok to take either lemon juice enemas or ACV enemas. For lemon juice I suggest the juice ½ lemon in a 2 quart enema. Make sure that you strain the juice very carefully. You don’t want any seeds or pulp in it. It could clog the nozzle. I believe that lemon juice enemas are gentler than vinegar enemas, whether ACV or other.

After taking these acidic enemas for a few days you need to consider taking probiotics orally and rectally to replenish the good guys (enzymes) killed by the acidic enemas.

Please read my blog titled “My challenge”, link to it below. Any questions just ask! I will try to answer them.

Propaul

 

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