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Can I drink baking soda for joint pain?
You can short-term, but I treat it as unproven. No trial has shown that baking soda water relieves joint pain or arthritis. Avoid it entirely if you are pregnant, sodium-restricted, or have high blood pressure, kidney disease, or heart problems.
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How much baking soda in water for inflammation?
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What is the daily limit for drinking baking soda?
There is a firm limit per dose and per day, and the normal dose sits well below it. Keep use short-term, since long-term use risks electrolyte imbalance or alkalosis, and stop if bloating or dizziness appears.
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Who should not drink baking soda?
Avoid it entirely if you are pregnant, on a sodium-restricted diet, or have high blood pressure, kidney disease, or heart problems. Use caution alongside medications or anti-inflammatories, and stop if bloating, dizziness or discomfort shows up.
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How often can I take baking soda for arthritis?
Frequency depends on the goal: a small dose once daily for joint pain and a lighter schedule for general swelling. Keep it to a short stretch, two weeks at most, then stop. It is not a daily habit, and stay within the firm dose limits.
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