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Dr. Ronald Roth Acu-Cell AI

Neutralizing Chlorine in Bath Water

Yes, sodium ascorbate (as well as ascorbic acid) is very effective at neutralizing chlorine and chloramines in water.
Mechanism: Vitamin C compounds chemically react with free chlorine, instantly converting it into harmless, non-toxic chloride salts.
Application for Baths:
Ascorbic acid is more acidic and may lower the pH of the bath water slightly, whereas sodium ascorbate has a more neutral pH and is generally gentler on the skin.
Only a very small amount is needed (typically a fraction of a teaspoon for a standard bathtub, depending on the concentration of chlorine in your municipal supply).
Skin and Health Benefits: Removing chlorine from bath water prevents the drying and irritating effects of chlorine on the skin and hair, which is especially important for individuals with sensitive skin, eczema, or chemical sensitivities.

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Sodium ascorbate - connections

Sodium ascorbate ->

Helps: Calcium uptake (Severity: more severe; Condition: no sodium sensitivity or kidney disease)
Is A: Buffered Vitamin C
Is A: Vitamin C (Acidity: non-acidic)
Requires: Kidneys (Condition: ability to handle extra sodium)

Chlorine - connections

Chlorine ->

Associated With: Cancers (Level: high; Cancers: bladder, colorectal, breast, esophageal; Evidence: colorectal preliminary or animal data)
Builds: Anti-knock compounds, Antifreeze, PVC, Pesticides, Refrigerants
Combines With: Organic water pollutants (Level: excess; Scope: certain; Certainty: thought)
Exists As: Bleach
Exists As: Chloride anion (Frequency: primarily)
Forms: Carcinogens, Toxic chemicals (Level: excess; With: organic water pollutants; Certainty: thought)
Kills: Bacteria
Kills: Microorganisms (Scope: other)
Treats: Drinking water, Hot tubs, Swimming pools
Vaporizes Below: Water (Measure: temperature)
Vaporizes Faster Than: Water

-> Chlorine

Inhalation - Absorbs
Municipalities - Adds (Destination: drinking water)

Pathogens - connections

Pathogens ->

Affects: Medical disorders (Scope: equally; Certainty: can)
Located In: Digestive tract

-> Pathogens

Clay - Neutralizes (Scope: all types; Location: digestive tract)

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