Can colonic irrigation with sodium bicarbonate prevent oncology?
We use colon hydrotherapy to restore the activity and independence of colon muscles. Latitudinal and longitudinal muscle fibres form intestinal walls. Moreover, this technique includes exercises for the colon muscles, a visceral massage with intense stimulation of the reflex points of the large intestine during the procedure, and a method for easy manipulation of water pressure in the bowels.
Bicarbonate of soda for intestine irrigation is an additional modern service of great importance in the fight against oncology.
Oncology is one of the most dangerous and common pathologies in the world. About eight million people die of cancer every year. According to experts’ forecasts, this figure will only continue to grow. Scientists are continuously researching ways to fight and prevent this disease.
Experiments with sodium bicarbonate
In several experiments, medical scientists studied the effect of sodium bicarbonate, or sodium hydrogen carbonate, on cancer. Researchers injected a 5% solution into a tumour to supplement standard chemotherapy. The results showed that such a combination allows a 100% oncology response to treatment. Chao et al. reported improved transarterial chemoembolisation (TACE) for large hepatocellular carcinomas. So, medics poured the 5% sodium bicarbonate solution into a tumour in addition to chemotherapeutic agents. TACE combined with sodium bicarbonate gives a 100% objective response rate in a small randomised controlled experiment, significantly improving compared to 63.6% ORR in TACE (Chao et al., 2016).
Scientists concluded that sodium bicarbonate interrupts acidosis and lactose, contributing to cancer cells’ survival. They showed that sodium bicarbonate promotes more effective oncology control after modelling and investigating the pH in a tumour’s environment. The impact of sodium bicarbonate on cancer is suitable for localised tumours. However, it will not help fight metastatic disease.
Research for the fight against cancer and the critical role of the combination of colonic irrigation and sodium bicarbonate
A colonic cleanse with sodium bicarbonate reduces the risk of developing colon cancer. This effect purifies the organ of harmful components that contribute to the appearance of malignant tumours. Water can remove some toxins, carcinogens, dangerous infections, and microorganisms. The procedure also strengthens the intestinal walls, preventing injury and reducing the likelihood of cancer.
However, studies of the effects of sodium bicarbonate on malignant cells have long been superficial. Because of that fact, survival data from a few patients were scarce, and there was no comprehensive observation of the treatment’s benefits. The new data show a clear advantage in both survival and a slight change in the cost of therapy.
The overall response rate in oncology treatment using sodium bicarbonate reaches 100%. In China, doctors prescribe sodium bicarbonate injections regardless of the type and stage of cancer, which suggests that baking soda has undoubted benefits in the fight against cancer.
Colonic cleanses with sodium bicarbonate benefit all parts of the body. They improve metabolism, relieve harmful precipitation on the colon walls, restore muscle tone and microflora, and reduce the risk of malignant tumours in the intestine.
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Closed-system colonic irrigation in Holborn, Central London, with consultation and suitability screening included. A popular first appointment for clients looking to feel less bloated, lighter and more comfortable, or seeking support for constipation, trapped wind and a sluggish or irregular bowel. Book online and save 10%.
Specialised herbal colonic irrigation in Holborn, Central London, combining closed-system colon hydrotherapy with an anti-spasmodic herbal preparation selected for sessions where bowel spasm, cramping or trapped gas is a concern.
The herbal blend contains raspberry leaf, German chamomile, lobelia, peppermint and motherwort. Includes personal consultation and suitability screening. Book online and save 10%.
Experience holistic healthcare at its best with Parkland Natural Health—colon hydrotherapy with an anti-parasitic implant and comprehensive consultation at Parkland Natural Health in London.
We offer colon hydrotherapy with gas removal, liver and gallbladder stimulation, and soothing, relaxing herbal implants. The appointment also includes a comprehensive consultation.
Colon hydrotherapy with bicarbonate of soda and a herbal implant helps remove gas. It also stimulates, soothes and relaxes the liver and gallbladder. Consequently, sodium bicarbonate delivered to the colon through hydrotherapy can kill Candida. Your appointment includes an initial consultation.
Parkland Natural Health offers colon hydrotherapy with an anti-parasitic implant and bicarbonate of soda as an anti-candida agent. It includes comprehensive consultation.
Colon cleansing with ENEMA HERBS & bicarbonate of soda is highly anti-spasmodic and helps void gas during colon hydrotherapy. It is especially beneficial when IBS and spasms are present. Your appointment will also include an initial consultation.
Enhanced colonic irrigation in Holborn, Central London, combining a sodium bicarbonate colonic with a multi-strain probiotic implant, personal consultation and suitability screening.
This specialised appointment is particularly popular with clients interested in their digestive wellbeing after antibiotics, travel or a significant change in diet, as well as those who want to include probiotics in their colonic irrigation session. Book online and save 10%.
An intensive course of three cleansing colonics takes over one week to kick-start a detoxifying regimen. It includes an initial consultation. This is the best offer of closed-system colonic hydrotherapy in London.
The Anti-candida mini detox involves a concentrated series of three colonics infused with bicarbonate of soda, ideally scheduled once weekly. This regimen serves as a potent initiation into a detoxifying cleansing routine, setting the pace for rejuvenation.
The ideal pattern of colonic treatments includes three alkalising colon hydrotherapy treatments with sodium bicarbonate, one anti-parasitic implant on the first treatment, one liver- and gallbladder-stimulating herbal implant on the second treatment, and a high-strength probiotic implant on the third treatment.
The Spring Cleanse is a course of six colonic irrigation sessions designed for clients who want a more structured approach to bowel cleansing and natural bowel activity. The treatment uses a closed-system, gravity-fed setup with disposable accessories. Your first appointment includes consultation and suitability screening.
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