dead sea salt.

Came across this in a shop today and have bought some after stephen's recommendations. My question, before I try it, is how strong is it compared to using normal sea salt? Do I need to use more or less than normal . I usally use 1/3 a cup in a bath.

A

> Came across this in a shop today and have bought some after stephen's
> recommendations. My question, before I try it, is how strong is it
> compared to using normal sea salt? Do I need to use more or less than
> normal . I usally use 1/3 a cup in a bath.

I may have missed something -- why are you putting salt in your bath?
To absorb the minerals? To detox? Something else?

Marc

I think it must be detox, because usally I feel better afterwards.
A
 
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From: Marc Martin <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] dead sea salt.
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, 25 February, 2010, 8:48


 



> Came across this in a shop today and have bought some after stephen's
> recommendations. My question, before I try it, is how strong is it
> compared to using normal sea salt? Do I need to use more or less than
> normal . I usally use 1/3 a cup in a bath.

I may have missed something -- why are you putting salt in your bath?
To absorb the minerals? To detox? Something else?

Marc








     

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Hi Bettie, I'm also a bit confused...

I didn't really recommend salt, because my experiences with salt were mixed...

I've used 2 different salts for 2 different purposes:


-Salt "Meine Base" (P. Jentschura) in my bath to detox: It was on the packaging how much I should use, 2-3 spoons for a bathtub. But this may depend on the product, don't know. Today Charles strongly advised another foot spa...
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/eSens/message/16674


-Himalaya salt: I use(d) this as a food additive or mineral supplement.
(by the way I'm not so sure if it this is a good thing in the long run, youmay take too much of some minerals, so it becomes toxic...)


Stephen.




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I think ive got my slf confused. There was soemthing you mentioned a few posts back about dead sea soemthing? Then today I was in Neals yard( natural remedy shop) and I saw the dead sea salt. The shop assistant said it was detoxing if used in baths.Have I got this wrong?
 
A
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From: stephen_vandevijvere <[hidden email]>
Subject: [eSens] Re: dead sea salt.
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, 25 February, 2010, 9:45


 



Hi Bettie, I'm also a bit confused...

I didn't really recommend salt, because my experiences with salt were mixed...

I've used 2 different salts for 2 different purposes:

-Salt "Meine Base" (P. Jentschura) in my bath to detox: It was on the packaging how much I should use, 2-3 spoons for a bathtub. But this may depend on the product, don't know. Today Charles strongly advised another foot spa...
http://health. groups.yahoo. com/group/ eSens/message/ 16674

-Himalaya salt: I use(d) this as a food additive or mineral supplement.
(by the way I'm not so sure if it this is a good thing in the long run, youmay take too much of some minerals, so it becomes toxic...)

Stephen.

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I use the same amount as I do regular sea salt, Ada.  But you can usually tell by how long it takes to dissolve in the water.  If it dissolves quickly, you can add more; if it doesn't dissolve you need less.
 
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From: betty_starbuckle <[hidden email]>
Subject: [eSens] dead sea salt.
To: [hidden email]
Date: Wednesday, February 24, 2010, 4:42 PM


 



Came across this in a shop today and have bought some after stephen's recommendations. My question, before I try it, is how strong is it compared to using normal sea salt? Do I need to use more or less than normal . I usally use 1/3 a cup in a bath.

A









     

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I use it for detoxing, Marc, re salt in bath.  It is a similar conceptto Charles' foot bath.  When you can't detox well thru your kidneys, liver, etc, you can still detox thru your skin.
 
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--- On Wed, 2/24/10, Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:


From: Marc Martin <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] dead sea salt.
To: [hidden email]
Date: Wednesday, February 24, 2010, 4:48 PM


 



> Came across this in a shop today and have bought some after stephen's
> recommendations. My question, before I try it, is how strong is it
> compared to using normal sea salt? Do I need to use more or less than
> normal . I usally use 1/3 a cup in a bath.

I may have missed something -- why are you putting salt in your bath?
To absorb the minerals? To detox? Something else?

Marc








     

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Epsom Salt Baths are used for Detox. Loni

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Date: Wednesday, February 24, 2010, 4:05 PM


 





I think ive got my slf confused. There was soemthing you mentioned a few posts back about dead sea soemthing? Then today I was in Neals yard( natural remedy shop) and I saw the dead sea salt. The shop assistant said it was detoxing if used in baths.Have I got this wrong?
 
A
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From: stephen_vandevijver e <stephen_vandevijver [hidden email]>
Subject: [eSens] Re: dead sea salt.
To: eSens@yahoogroups. com
Date: Thursday, 25 February, 2010, 9:45

 

Hi Bettie, I'm also a bit confused...

I didn't really recommend salt, because my experiences with salt were mixed...

I've used 2 different salts for 2 different purposes:

-Salt "Meine Base" (P. Jentschura) in my bath to detox: It was on the packaging how much I should use, 2-3 spoons for a bathtub. But this may depend on the product, don't know. Today Charles strongly advised another foot spa...
http://health. groups.yahoo. com/group/ eSens/message/ 16674

-Himalaya salt: I use(d) this as a food additive or mineral supplement.
(by the way I'm not so sure if it this is a good thing in the long run, youmay take too much of some minerals, so it becomes toxic...)

Stephen.

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Thanks Evie. I find sea salt is a really nice detox compared to epsom saltswhich appear to be a little too strong for me. Looking forward to see how the dead sea salt goes.
 
A
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I use the same amount as I do regular sea salt, Ada.  But you can usually tell by how long it takes to dissolve in the water.  If it dissolves quickly, you can add more; if it doesn't dissolve you need less.
 
D

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From: betty_starbuckle <betty_starbuckle@ yahoo.co. uk>
Subject: [eSens] dead sea salt.
To: eSens@yahoogroups. com
Date: Wednesday, February 24, 2010, 4:42 PM

 

Came across this in a shop today and have bought some after stephen's recommendations. My question, before I try it, is how strong is it compared to using normal sea salt? Do I need to use more or less than normal . I usally use 1/3 a cup in a bath.

A

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