dead sea salts OT

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Peggy, I'd like to try the sea salt soak for my hand eczema. Did you

use a particular type or brand and how much did you use and was it in

hot or cold water? I'd love to get rid of this mess - I've had it for

years and it's a pain. Thanks for your help.

Mary

 

Peggy Lowell wrote:

 

> I recently experienced the benefits of sea salts when I use them to

> soak a hand that had eczema on it. I'm amazed at how doing this once

> a day has cleared up the eczema and stopped the itching. Now I'm

> curious about dead sea salts....trying them myself and maybe adding

> them to my line. I would like to hear people's experiences with them,

> how they use them, recipies, facts and other fun stuff.

> Peggy

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Mary

I just got a box of seasalt at the coop (Lifestream brand). It was a dollar and

fifteen cents. It is not completely gone but the itching and redness is

greatly diminished. From what I found out on another list, it is important to

get essential fatty acids too. I have not started on that yet but have been

eating fish. The water should be about two degrees above body temp. Probably

does not have to be exact....that way the minerals will go into your skin rather

than the salt pulling stuff out like it would if the water was very hot. If you

had dead sea salts I think that would be even better. It is the minerals that

your skin needs. I used quite a bit. I dumped like two tablespoons into a

cereal sized bowl of water and put my hand in for about 10-15 minutes. Do it

once a day. I'm not an expert though....just telling what I did. I hope it

helps you.

Peggy

 

 

Peggy, I'd like to try the sea salt soak for my hand eczema. Did you

use a particular type or brand and how much did you use and was it in

hot or cold water? I'd love to get rid of this mess - I've had it for

years and it's a pain. Thanks for your help.

Mary

 

Peggy Lowell wrote:

 

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