The Salt of the Earth....

What is it?

Epsom salts gets its name from the place in which it was discovered, Epsom in England. It is a mineral composed of magnesium and sulfate compounds. Epsom salts can relieve muscular aches and pains whilst also healing cracked skin conditions. Recent studies have also indicated that Epsom salts could alleviate signs of autism in children.

Magnesium is believed to play an important role in regulating the bodies functioning. Magnesium sulfate is an essential building block for brain tissue and joint proteins. Magnesium sulfate is known for its absorbency through the skin, it then makes perfect sense to derive it through soaking in bath water.

Extra benefits

Skin conditions such as dryness, itching, cracked skin, eczema and psoriasis have all shown relieving benefits through regular use of Epsom salts.
Bathing in mineral rich water on a regular basis for 2-3 times per week could be the cosmetic treatment we have all needed. Put aside all the anti-ageing creams and lotions. This salt is used to reinforce the feeling of health and youthfulness for the skeleton and muscular system with minimal outlay and time. Lets face it...sitting in a hot bath is hardly hard work? A soak a day will keep the doctor at bay.

As a routine detox, magnesium sulfate should be considered as a de-pollutant. It helps the digestive system to release toxins and unwelcome bacteria. It also supports the growth of digestive enzymes produced by the pancreas. It helps the body rid itself of heavy metals.

Healing Power

The following conditions have shown signs of significant improvement after using Magnesium therapy;
Traumatic brain injury
Headaches

Anxiety
Irritability
Insomnia
Postpartum depression
Cocaine, alcohol and tobacco abuse
Hypersensitivity to calcium
Short term memory loss
Migraines
Chronic fatigue

Why not give it a try for yourself? It is readily available in supermarkets and health stores. Just a few scoops into a warm running water and allow your mind and body to relax and drift away for 10-15 minutes to enjoy the huge benefits mentioned with natural healing.
Enjoy your very own "Salt of the Earth".

Until next time...

Love & sparkles

Caroline King x

www.steppingstonestrainingacademy.co.uk

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