Is Baking Soda Gluten Free?
Yes, baking soda is gluten-free. It is a pure, naturally occurring substance (sodium bicarbonate) that does not contain any gluten-containing ingredients.

Aids in digestive health by neutralizing stomach acid and relieving heartburn and indigestion
May help improve kidney function in people with chronic kidney disease
Can be used as a natural deodorant to neutralize body odors
Helps relieve itching and discomfort from insect bites and minor skin irritations
May improve exercise performance by reducing lactic acid buildup in muscles
Acts as a natural teeth whitener and can help remove stains
Can be used as a mouthwash to freshen breath and kill bacteria
May help reduce inflammation and pain associated with certain health conditions
Can be used as a natural cleaning agent, which may reduce exposure to harsh chemicals
May help balance pH levels in the body
Can potentially slow the progression of chronic kidney disease when used under medical supervision
Might help alleviate symptoms of chemotherapy side effects, such as mouth sores
Can be used as a natural antacid to relieve acid reflux
May help in treating urinary tract infections by making the urine less acidicRemember that while baking soda has many potential benefits, it’s important to use it in moderation and consult with a healthcare professional before using it to treat any medical conditions.
People with high blood pressure or on a sodium-restricted diet, as baking soda is high in sodium
Individuals with kidney problems or kidney disease, as they may have difficulty processing the sodium in baking soda
Those with low calcium levels, as baking soda can lower calcium absorption
People taking certain medications, such as aspirin, digoxin, or diuretics, as baking soda may interact with these drugs
Pregnant women, unless specifically advised by their doctor
Individuals with edema or fluid retention issues
Those with alkalosis (when the body is too alkaline)
People with gastrointestinal issues like ulcers or irritable bowel syndrome, as baking soda can exacerbate symptoms
Anyone who has had a recent abdominal surgery
Children under 6 years old, unless directed by a pediatrician
People with appendicitis or suspected appendicitis
Those with heart disease, as excessive sodium intake can be harmfulAlways consult with a healthcare provider before using baking soda for medicinal purposes, especially if you have any pre-existing health conditions.
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