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Baking Soda for Heartburn: Dosage, Safety & When to See a Doctor
For occasional heartburn/indigestion:
- Dose: ½–1 teaspoon (260–520 mg) dissolved in 4–8 oz water.
- Frequency: Up to 4 times daily as needed.
- Duration: Do not use >2 weeks without doctor consultation.
Precautions
- High sodium content—caution with hypertension, heart/kidney disease.
- Can cause gas, bloating, metabolic alkalosis if overused.
- Not for chronic GERD; masks underlying issues.
Follow label instructions. Persistent symptoms need medical evaluation.
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