There is no way to be sure that this company in Australia is telling you the truth about the naturally occurring aluminum, besides some deep digging on your part.

Naturally occurring aluminum is in many things mined from the earth and in very small amounts should not be a concern. Even clay has some aluminum in it but that is not released into the body when clay is used orally.

Your doctor said your kidney function was not 100% But what % function is it? His simple statement to you does not mean you have to avoid using magnesium altogether, it depends on how much function you have remaining. But you do need to be more careful and watchful. You need more information from your doctor at least on the lab tests he’s already done.

Bicarbonate can help with kidney function but you really need to know more about your personal condition. Then consider a consultation with Dr. Sircus so he can have adequate information from you. It would seem that a small amount of bicarb per day plus watch your bp would not hurt.

http://sodiumbicarbonate.imva.info/index.php/kidney-medicine/healing-the-kidneys-with-sodium-bicarbonate/

Consultations: http://naturalallopathicclinic.com/

Consultations: http://naturalallopathicclinic.com/

‘As one of Australia’s largest suppliers, McKenzie’s supply only the finest quality Bi-Carbonate Soda through stringent standards. Sodium Bicarbonate is a fine white powder produced through a complex process of combining salt, water and limestone.

There is no aluminium physically added to McKenzie’s Bi-Carb Soda, however it has aluminium naturally occurring at levels of 0.2ppm max (0.2 mg per kg).

Bi Carb soda is truly a wonder product but please be sure you are purchasing a reputable quality product. All McKenzie’s Bi Carb soda is 100% mined in Australia and packed in Australia, ensuring that it meets our high quality standards as you have known for generations.’

Is that aluminium content naturally occuring as they say? I am wondering if using suggested cocktail will be detrimental to my condition, I am female, have high bp managed by meds, and my doctor said my kidney function is not 100%. I read bi carb can assist with restoring kidney function, but magnesium may be an issue. I also weigh 150kg. Is it advisable to go ahead? I am at a loss with approaching doctors here to advise me as their processes are geared to pharma, as expected. Thank you so much for your wisdom and sharing this wonderful natural knowledge xx

There is probably no harm in giving them together in small amounts and Dr. Sircus recommends they be used together in baths. There is some advantage to taking them separately however, and one of them is it is easier to ensure that there are no unwanted reactions between the two supplements. Sodium bicarbonate is more easily absorbed when alkaline conditions exist so by taking the bicarb shortly before the magnesium, this will assist in better absorption of magnesium. Taking them separately also ensures that you are getting an adequate amount of each.

could you please explain why the Magnesium chloride and baking soda should be taken at separate times? There seem to be many references to a product that combines them, and yet you say repeatedly that they should be taken an hour or two apart. Could you please clarify this? thanks so much

read Dr. Sircus information on cancer and magnesium., iodine, and sodium bicarbonate.
We have a number of sites containing information you will find pertinent.

http://imva.info/index.php/our-sites/

Linda

Its best to take the magnesium and bicarbonate of soda in glasses of water about an hour apart.

Maximum doses for the bicarbonate of soda are recommended at no more than 7 half teaspoons per day if under the age of 55 and if over age 55, take no more than 3 half tsp per day. Check your pH daily and increase or decrease according to that.

I do not know dosages for pets. I understand that sodium bicarbonate can be used for animals , especially when sick, but should be administered under vetirinary supervision where testing of pH can be done. It can be dangerous if given in too high amounts.