It also makes a great replacement for cocaine!

You can now throw out the plethora of brightly colored bottles in your kitchen and laundry, as good old baking soda can replace them all – as well as perform a few other neat tricks.

Baking soda is a simple inexpensive substance found on grocery shelves and in many kitchens, most commonly known for it’s ability to make cakes and cookies rise when cooking.
Some of you might also know it’s a “miracle” cleaner. Mix it with water and wipe down bench tops, cupboards, carpet stains, toilets, floors – you name it, it cleans it.

You can also use it to deodorize fridges, and if you really want to make it a hardcore cleaner – add some white vinegar to it. Goodby grease – naturally.

Now the word “Natural” is so overused lately it makes no impact anymore, but baking soda really is natural: It comes straight out of the ground. Naturally (pun intended) this means it’s chemical-free and has no smell. It also won’t irritate your skin or play havoc with your sinuses.

During the first half of the last Century baking soda was also prescribed for flus, colds and other common problems due to it’s high pH level. However after a while it’s popularity reduced with the advancement of modern medicines.
Ironically, many of those older medicines simply don’t work anymore as viruses have evolved over time and have become more complex. For example, Penicillin is practically useless on today’s bugs & infections.

But baking soda (not baking powder, that’s a whole different thing) is making a comeback for a whole new reason: Some doctors have begun using it to aid in fighting cancer.

Dr Mark Sircus has administered baking soda to his patients both orally and intravenously, while another doctor in Rome has been injecting baking soda directly into cancerous tumors. Both of them have had a lot of success with their cancer patients too.

Both yeast infections and cancer cells seem to be destroyed with baking soda because of – you guessed it – it’s high pH value. This causes tumors and fungi to oxygenate and die as they simply can’t survive in high pH or high oxygen level environments.

This means (believe it or not) it’s a great underarm deodorant and costs next to nothing. It’s also a great shaving aid as well as a superb toothpaste – and it’s even perfect for adding into your next load of laundry – as well as cleaning the grout in tiles. The uses just go on and on!

So there you have it. When your collection of chemical-laden cleaners is all used up, forget buying more. Go to the baking aisle and stock up on baking soda instead. Your body (and home) will be glad you did.