In Medical Terms
baking soda bak·ing soda (bā'kĭng) n.
A white crystalline compound, used as a gastric and systemic antacid, to alkalize urine, and for washes of body cavities. Also called sodium bicarbonate .
A white crystalline compound, used as a gastric and systemic antacid, to alkalize urine, and for washes of body cavities. Also called sodium bicarbonate .
1. Use it as an antacid.
2. Add a cup to bathwater to soften your skin.
3. Remove strong odors from your hands by rubbing them with baking soda and water.
4. Apply it on rashes, insect bites, and poison ivy irritations: use 3 parts baking soda and 1 part water. Do not use on broken skin.
5. For Heartburn, take a teaspoon of baking soda mixed with one-half glass of water.
6. For sunburns, saturate a washcloth with a solution of 4 tablespoons baking soda in 1 quart water. Apply to affected area.
7. Clean fingernails and toenails by scrubbing them with a nailbrush dipped in baking soda. This also softens cuticles.
Watch for more baking soda tips in upcoming posts.
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