Epsom salt baths

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You can use them whenever you want, as often as you want.

> hey everyone i just started giving epsom salt baths today. Just wanted to

> know what are the benefits of these baths. I am willing to try anything at

> this point, and have heard great things about this. Do you have to do them

> at night or does it matter. Also can you give them everyday?? I know

> these are silly questions but just wanting to make sure. thanks

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> hey everyone i just started giving epsom salt baths today. Just

wanted to

> know what are the benefits of these baths. I am willing to try

anything at

> this point, and have heard great things about this. Do you have to

do them

> at night or does it matter. Also can you give them everyday??

Generally for detoxing from phenol intolerance. They are usually

calming, so doing them at night is preferable.

http://www.danasview.net/phenol.htm

Dana

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One of our members commented that one should not use

Epsom salt baths if one has open sores or senstive

skin. If you feel any kind of burning, get out

immediately and shower with clean water.

Rogene

--- mikat828 <mikat828@...> wrote:

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> Hi, I am pretty sure that epsom salts won't irritate

> you when used

> in the bath. I have never had a problem with it. I

> did find that

> when I added hydrogen peroxide it was irritating to

> me. However,

> many people find adding hydrogen peroxide to be very

> good for herxes!

> Hugs, Kathy

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> > > Sis,

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> > > You're right on when you decided to take it slow

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> > > easy with the detoxing. You may end up with a

> bunch of

> > > supplements, or you may not. But, if you'll go

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> > > and easy, you'll know when something is helping

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> > > Your body will thank you for the rest of your

> life!

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> > > Hugs,

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> > > Rogene

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Starbunyip wrote:

> How long do they need to stay in the bath for good results?

> My son does not lie down in the bath - he sits up and plays - does the water

need to cover them?

>

Usually about 20 minutes....my son also just sat in the water and we got

good effects just the same.

However, if your child does not tolerate baths, you can make a homemade

epsom salt cream and rub some on the back of the shoulder blades instead.

There is a recipe at the following link.

http://www.enzymestuff.com/epsomsalts.htm

Just be sure that you dissolve the epsom salts in boiling water before

adding to the oil of choice or the salts will just stay grainy.

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