or it could be a reaction to the sulfer in the mineral.
On Jul 20, 2009, at 1:05 PM, Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
Maybe this is why I got the rash after using salt crystal as a
deodorant. dee
On 20 Jul 2009, at 16:09, Marshall Dudley wrote:
Leslie wrote:
That is what I was wondering. I believe the baking soda is not as
pure as they say it it because why would it work and all of a sudden
it would cause a rash?? Then again, when you get rid of the rash and
try later on, it will work that time. Sounds funny, huh?
The skin normally maintains an acid pH to prevent unfriendly bacteria
growth. If you use baking soda, it will take the pH alkaline, which
will allow unfriendly bacteria to grow, and those can cause a rash.
Stop the soda, the skin goes back acid and kills the bacteria, and
all is well again. Use of the soda after that causes no problem until
an unfriendly bacteria can repopulate again.
Marshall
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