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Wanted to share the above article from a hospital newsletter I receive.
There have been other articles on epsom salt in the forum but I elected to make this another thread because it is from a hospital.
Note item 7 that states espsom salt can assist in high blood pressure. Don't know how much or affective, but it can relax you. I use epsom salt for my feet and it does make your feet feel refreshed.
It’s another way of absorbing Magnesium if, like me, you can’t take oral Magnesium but also be aware that if you have low BP, take BP medication please take very good care as that relaxation you feel maybe good but can have consequences for some. I prefer to use Sea Salts which has a much lower Magnesium content and only use once a week.
By the way, the site whose link you posted is not available in UK and just because it’s from a Hospital Newsletter, it doesn’t mean it’s any more reliable - Healthgrades, a doctor rating site, is owned by Red Venture, a large commercial company who specialise in online marketing - driven by AI and part of a very large conglomerate.
Thx for the info.
Did not know about marketing. Newsletter also contains info and articles from local physicians so thought it was legit.
It will be legit - just part of marketing and nothing wrong with that as long as you are aware of it, I’m sure the information in the article was good.
Caught my attention during height of Covid because of informative articles written by local physicians.
On their mailing list due to receiving Covid vaccine at the local hospital.
Researched them this AM and they have been involved in controversy, but local hospital uses them for public awareness/info.
Thx again for info.
Ablation talk at Epsom Hospital today
What is the salt trick?
Sea Salt - not good for us
Sea Salt
