Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulfate) USP grade

Description: Description What Is Epsom Salt? Magnesium sulphate is another name for Epsom Salt. It's a magnesium, Sulphur, and oxygen-based chemical compound. It receives its name from the town of Epsom in the English county of Surrey, where it was first found. Epsom Salt is an entirely different chemical from table salt, despite its name. Because of its chemical structure, it was most likely called "salt." It has a similar look to table salt and is frequently dissolved in baths, therefore it's also known as" Epsom Bath Salt." While it resembles table salt in appearance, it has a unique flavor. Epsom Salt is bitter and unpleasant to eat. Some individuals continue to drink it after dissolving the salt in water. You probably won't want to add it to cuisine because of its flavor. How Does It Work? When is Epsom Salt dissolved in water, magnesium and sulphate ions are released. The theory is that these particles may be absorbed via your skin, supplying magnesium and sulphates – both of which are essential for body processes. There is no strong evidence that magnesium or sulphates are absorbed into the body through the skin, despite assertions to the contrary. How to Take an Epsom Salt Bath? The water should be quite warm — not hot, but warm enough to feel comfortable in. To help the Epsom Salt dissolve, add them while the water is flowing. Use the quantity that suits to your skin or the amount prescribed by your doctor for a standard-sized tub. If the manufacturer says it's OK, don't use Epsom Salt in a hot tub, whirlpool, or other tub with jets.

Price: 4.73 USD

Location: Des Plaines, Illinois

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