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Diabetic KetoacidosisQuestion by KH (Anonymous) on 06/10/2012
I've added 1/3 teaspoon potassium bicarbonate tonight - just in case the amount of baking soda I've been taking has depleted my potassium levels a bit. This seemed to help for about 10 minutes for head symptoms - but they have since returned. I'm currently drinking about 3 litres of water a day - but wondered if this was sufficient since I seem to still be incredibly thirsty. I'm still on no carbs, and on a 3-5 days respite from the majority of supplements as recommended - but I'm at a loss what to do about the DKA. If I don't take the baking soda mix every day @ 4 times a day at least - the DKA symptoms are unmanageable - is there a chance the DKA (in time) will subside Do you have any suggestions on how I can at least minimize some of symptoms Thanks for any advice-
Replied by Ted (Bangkok, Thailand) on 06/16/2012
50 mg each to 100 mg each for B1 and B2 seems to be the commonly given but if helped somewhat can be increased to B1 500 to 1000 mg, B2 maybe 250 mg. Alanine seems to help, 1000 mg twice a day is a good starting dose and can be increase as needed (tweaking).
The raw broccoli juice also further reduces and alkalizes and seems to be helping too. The pancreatic insufficiency can be prevented and some acidosis with pancreatic enzymes is worth the try.
One of the most unrecognized problems for diabetes (and ketoacidosis) seems to be the cadmium, not only is it undetectable with most lab equipment, but I found it is the major cause of autoimmune diseases as Sjorgren's syndrome, cancer, heart disease, behavioral disorders, and aging. Over the past 2 years I have looked at several zinc supplements that worked best, I found them to be zinc chloride, saturated solution, 1 drop twice a day seems to do a good job, for most cases of autoimmune disease, diabetes, and even cancer. That is the minimum drops but the range can vary between 2 drops to 8 drops. I am now doing a study on the maximum number of drops. Zinc displaces cadmium, as the cadmium lies directly below zinc and may help.
Ted
Replied by Malu (Houston, Tx) on 09/13/2016
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