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    Posted: 19 Nov 2013 at 8:13pm
Someone gave me a gout remedy of 1/2 tsp of baking soda in water. Is this safe for gastric bypass? I want to discuss with my PCP, too. Thanks.
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I am not a doctor, but my gut feeling says that consuming baking soda may not be ideal for our baby pouches.  Baking soda is used as a tooth cleaner and to keep our fridges fresh.  The "soda" part is the part that scares me. 
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Baking soda is not recommended after weight loss surgery. 
Remember, baking soda causes baked products to "rise", so not a good idea to use with a small stomach.
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Ok ... what about baking soda toothpaste?  I just bought Arm and Hammer Baking Soda Sensitive toothpaste ... I don't swallow it (of course, I'm not 2 years old!) so I'm thinking it should be fine ... 

also, what about baking soda IN a recipe?  
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Baking soda in toothpaste is fine.  You are not swallowing it.  And the baking soda in a recipe has already perofrmed it's chemical interaction in the baking process. 
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