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Dr. Ronald Roth Acu-Cell AI

Sodium Bicarbonate and Natural Food Sources

  • Not Found in Natural Foods: Dr. Ronald Roth at Acu-Cell Nutrition emphasizes that sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) is not a naturally occurring compound found in raw or whole food sources.
  • Synthetically Produced: It is a chemical salt manufactured for commercial use in baking, antacids, and industrial applications, rather than a nutrient derived from a biological food chain.
  • Dietary Sodium vs. Baking Soda: While natural foods contain various forms of sodium (such as sodium chloride in sea salt or naturally occurring sodium in celery and beets), they do not contain sodium bicarbonate.
  • Metabolic Processing: The human body regulates its own acid-base balance and bicarbonate levels internally, rather than relying on ingested baking soda from foods.
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