## An adult has enough HCL in thier tummies to etch the enamel right off
their teeth. That's why bolemics usually have bad teeth. There is enough
to dissolve the trachea[?] as in acid reflux disease. Possibly taking
homeopathic doses of acid orally would tell the stomach to produce less but
tomatoes and such never did that for me...^erp^ {Yea, I know, not the same
acid. Uh, wrong message?}
Ken
At 03:33 AM 11/18/00 GMT, you wrote:
>On Fri, 17 Nov 2000 21:21:26 EST, [email protected] wrote:
>
>>HCL is hydrochloric acid. Dr Clark says to use 5% USP grade to sterilize
>>foods like 2 drops per serving on your plate of even cooked food, 2 drops
for
>>potatoes, 2 drops on green beans, etc. Wash raw greens by soaking in hot
>>water twice, then sterilize in cold HCL water (several drops of HCL).
>>She also says that babies make enough HCL to sterilize foods in their
>>stomach, as we get older this drops. "A child has 1000 times more HCL than
>>most adults over 50 years old, pH 2 versus pH 5"
>>I also take 15 drops of HCL in 8 ounces of water when digestion is slow.
>
>Doesn't betaine HCl increase stomach acidity?
>
>>I had a hard time buying USP grade 10% HCL but finally found it locally.
It
>>is a hazardous material so you need a local source or else be willing to
pay
>>for hazardous shipping. In the meantime I used muriatic acid from the
>>hardware store, which I mixed to get 5% solution.
>
>Muriatic acid???? That's garbage acid, HCl, H2SO4 plus lots of
>impurities.
>
>-- Dean -- from (almost) Duh Moyn (CDP, KB0ZDF)
>
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