Baking Soda Molasses Protocol for Cancer Dogs

Update: Below is the protocol I used on my dog. As I am not a veterinarian, therefore I cannot give you advice on how to do this to your dog nor will I tell you that you should. I can only write about what I’ve done for mine. I also want to add that upping a dog’s PH can do real damage to some of their organs, if you are not careful. I also must add there is no way I would have done this for Buford had I not first a) changed his diet to get him off grains, carbs and onto kale and superfoods and b) boosted his immune system first with the supplements and the super-diet.  So remember, doing this without changing the diet or the natural supplements means you are only changing a part of the whole, expecting only part of it to work.  And it won’t.

Baking Soda and Molasses : Figuring it Out 

Protocol for humans is 4oz water to 1 tsp baking soda and 1tsp molasses  once a day until day 6 when you increase. Full instructions for humans are here. Problem is, I am unclear what to do for a dog. From what I’ve read a dog’s PH range is different than humans.

Here’s a guy that claims Molasses cured a dog with cancer.

From what I understand, there is no n0rmal PH range in a dog. It may test around a 6.5 to 6.75 is nothing to balk at, but below 6 may be issues.  According to Creature Comfort regarding PH: “Urine Ph 7.0 and lower indicates acidic/neutral whereas Urine Ph 7.0 and higher indicates alkalinity.”

Therefore,  I can only assume getting it to an 8 would achieve the same ALKALINITY as what is going on with Vito here to “kill his cancer”  www.phkillscancer.com.

The Dog Hates it

I will tell you this, there is no way in h*ll to get your dog to drink this stuff. Even though it smells like gingerbread cookies, no can I get him to drink it. Now, my dog trusts me and does basically whatever I tell him to do. This however, is not going to happen.  I tried a sip myself, GROSS!  Unless you shove a turkey baster down their throat you may as well come up with something creative. My whole thing is not to make him feel as though things are different, so the turkey baster down the throat idea is OUT.

I tried mixing it in with his kale. No go.

I tried mixing it into his chicken. No go.

The basset hound has a keen sense of smell, and the molasses is now after he tasted it with baking soda, associated with YUCKY.

Obviously I had to tweak this to a way to get the mixture in him. I do not know if it will work or not.

First, I used a small 1/4 measuring cup. I put about 2 tsp of baking soda into water, I totally dilute the baking soda in water and mix it up good, then add in the Brer Rabbit Molasses 2tsp. Water rises to the top, now since the baking soda has already been technically diluted, I will tilt the measuring cup to the side and off comes the excess water. Now I have a bubbling mass of molasses turning light brown from the oxygenation of the bicarboniate soda. Keep mixing and it stops looking like a science project. This is probably some type of toxic mixture at this rate. I’d like to call it my dog-compound.

NOTE: *This 2tsp + 2sp  is technically twice the amount for humans, but I was making a paste. I did not use 2 tsp + 2tsp into the dog immediately, I made the paste this way and then took a portion for my dog’s weight and put it in a hot dog. For a 60 lb dog I did the math and figured he should get 1/3 of a teaspoon of the paste.  I made 4tsp mix of the paste because stuffing hot dogs will have the paste running out all around and you will lose a lot of paste. Better to have extra than not enough. I made a new paste this way every day and discarded the leftoevers.

Mathematician – How I found Buford’s amount to get into him.

Now remember, humans drink only 1tsp mixed into water.  So I had to tweak this to a dog.  As there is nothing written about this, I can only explain what I’m doing and I suggest anyone who is trying this is running it by their vet first.  ALSO REMEMBER BUFORDS IMMUNE SYSTEM WAS BUILT UP BEFORE I DID THIS BECAUSE OF HIS NATURAL DIET AND LOTS OF NATURAL HERBS AND SUPPLEMENTS.  My dog is 60#. An average human is three times that. So, I decided if I get 1/3 the dose for adults in him, I”m doing okay.  That would be 1/3 tsp of the dog compound WHICH IS A MIX OF BAKING SODA AND MOLASSES

WHY I WENT HIGHER: (Buford has it in his lymph nodes and he had a huge immune boost with all the stuff I’ve been giving him, so when I look at my dog he’s big. He’s over 60 lbs and he’s not  sick. He eats good, healthy appetite, he runs and plays, and he’s been boosted up. Having a complete diet change and immune boosters including kale superfoods, natural animal fats, and all kinds of natural supplements is the only reason I made the decision to give him 1/2 tsp a day. This is a higher dose than I based my measurements on. This came to 1/4 tsp baking soda and 1/4 tsp molasses into the hot dogs. (at least for the first six days, then I decided to increase).

The scary part is your dog can’t tell you when he’s overdosing on bicarbonate soda and molasses. I watched him closely and I bought some PH test strips for his urine. I had to go to the Vitamin Shoppe to get them.   During this time I slept on the floor with him. He was up a lot peeing and his stomach was growling. I knew something was happening.

Here’s what Happened To Buford:

Day One 0kay not much change

Day two  ok a little nauseous

Day Three night sweats, erratic behavior going out constantly, something is happening in his body.

Day Four  tired, slept all night and most of the day, did not poop

Day Five  looked like death warmed over I pulled back the dose a bit, hardly pooped

Day Six  feeling much better,  reduced the dose and he crapped like a racehorse, had small bits of something yellow in it?

Day Seven. PH Is measuring 8. He is feeling okay. I am giving baking soda and molasses day and night now.  Active

I am on Day Eight right now and have to keep him at 8 or above…………..

So How Did I Get It In Him?

Simple, I used  pure trickery.

Buford over the years has developed a love for three human foods : Pizza ,  Hot Dogs, and butter.  Not by my choice, it’s just what he used to jump up on the counter and steal when no one was looking. Used to steal the whole stick of butter and run outside with it. Loves butter to death.

There’s no way I’m giving him carbs in the pizza crust, maybe I should since he’s on his death bed but I went to far to give up now. So I went for the lesser two of three evils. Butter and hot dogs.

I am now hollowing out pockets in bits of hot dog and filling with this nasty mixture. I will give him one tiny bit of untreated hot dog. Another real quick like throw it in his mouth. You know when you have a hand full of treats and the dog starts gulping them down, he doesn’t even know what it is you are feeding him he is so worried about eating them all. This is what you want. to achieve, to where you can feed him the dog compound in clear trickery.

So, I then send a hollowed out piece with the mixture. then I give him another untreated, then the mixture. He’s eating it. He’s swallowing them down.  Yuck for him, yeah for me!

On day 4 he caught on to my trickery when he bit into it and the mixture squirted out of it. I needed a back up plan.

Enter the Butter.  I sliced 1/8 thin pieces of butter and fashioned a tiny butter box . I filled it with the mixture and prepared for the same game. A small piece of butter. He’s loving it. Next piece. Gulp. Insert butter box and voila. Swallowed.

Now I am unsure if the butter and hot dogs are just going to screw everything I’m trying to do with his diet, and to acheieve with baking soda and molasses “dog compound” but the way I see it, we are already at the end of the road and out of options. Anything besides here would be a huge improvement.

NOTE:  His PH is reading 8 two days in a row, so transferring this into him is obviously working.

For anyone to do this, this is risky. The problem with this therapy in dogs is the dog can’t tell you if they are feeling woozy, or sick, or having the cold sweats like this indicates.  I have dedicated every waking minute to watching him and have a lot of leeway since I’m self employed and have a wonderful husband.  As well, the protocol for humans indicates to take more potassium (even though the molasses has it in there, you need more, and the dog is also not going to eat a banana when he’s low on potassium.  )

This is where you and your dog have to communicate in some way, some how. I would never do this protocol then go off to work and leave him uncared for. Anything could happen.

Buford will jump out of a deep sleep to need to go outside, and I’m right there with him.  He knows changes are happening, but what we don’t yet know. Let’s hope it’s something, better than our present situation.

My dog has a will to live and darn it, I’m going to help him fight.