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Old 01-18-2014, 07:44 AM
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Maybe rebound. What is the baking soda for? You only need about 6-8 oz in a bath tub of water...if you put too much salt in the water, it might sting the skin if you have very dry skin.

I'd try it again without the baking soda. It is possible that they
compete with each other for absorption, since absorption thru the skin in water in a bath is limited to begin with.

There is a lotion form now of magnesium, called Morton Epsom Lotion. This you can just rub in where you want it...and it seems to be much more absorbed this way in the lotion base too.

Walmart and Walgreen's have and also Amazon online. But it is really new and not in all stores yet. WalMart's is 5.98.
Because of its high absorption rate, you only use a little bit at a time.

http://www.amazon.com/Morton-Epsom-L...s+epsom+lotion
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