The Power of Epsom Salts Baths

I love the benefits from my regular Epsom salts baths, and I felt I should share. Epsom salts are actually not salts, but are a combination of magnesium and sulfate. They get their name from a saline spring in Epsom in Surrey, England.

 

Magnesium works on at least 300 different enzymatic processes in the body. It is easily absorbed through the skin. It is known to decrease stress by increasing serotonin levels and decreasing adrenaline levels. Serotonin relaxes and calms, while adrenaline is involved in fight-or-flight. Stress depletes magnesium levels, so it is thought that over 1/2 of Americans are deficient. Magnesium can be helpful for muscle aches, PMS, migraine headaches, injuries, decreasing inflammation, skin exfoliation, and more. Sulfate helps to increase the absorption of magnesium, reduce pain, especially headache pain, and flush toxins from the system.

 

There are so many benefits! Epsom salts baths can help to relax your muscles, draw toxins from your body, decrease swelling, and help you have very soft skin. They may even give your hair more body and shine. Some feel that Epsom salts baths are spiritually cleansing, clearing your aura, and raising your spiritual vibration. I have found all of this to be true. After a bath with Epsom salts, I feel revived, energetic, and much more mentally clear.

 

Most of all, using Epsom salts is inexpensive and accessible. You can find them in any pharmacy and they run between $4-10, depending on the amount you purchase. Simply add 2 heaping cups to your warm bath and experience them for yourself. For best results, do at least 3 12-minute baths per week and submerge yourself as completely as possible several times during your bath.

 

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