Guest guest Posted April 3, 2006 Report Posted April 3, 2006 Hi Bee, Does seasalt have similar properties to epsom salt when it comes to relieving aches and pains in the body? Or is epsom salts better because of the magnesium it contains? I have seen seasalt bath recipes that combined the two, so I was wondering what the difference was and why they would combine the two and what effects they wanted to achieve besides pulling toxins out of the body? Any idea? Thanks so much. Debra Quote
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2006 Report Posted April 4, 2006 Debra wrote: > > Hi Bee, > Does seasalt have similar properties to epsom salt when it comes to > relieving aches and pains in the body? Or is epsom salts better because of the magnesium it contains? ==>You are correct that epsom salts will relieve aches and pains better than sea salt, plus it is cheaper. > I have seen seasalt bath recipes that combined the two, so I was > wondering what the difference was and why they would combine the two > and what effects they wanted to achieve besides pulling toxins out of > the body? Any idea? ==>Your body would absorb the minerals in the sea salt too, which is also good! Bee Quote
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