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Old 03-13-2011, 05:20 PM #6
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Stoned? or just relaxed?

The magnesium IS very relaxing, and would have a bigger impact if you are very deficient.

Seems you had a pleasant experience?

Be careful getting out of the tub, as epsom salts can make it slippery.
Very relaxed would be the 'politically correct' description I reckon

Actually I haven't soaked in a tub for over a YEAR
....since I've had a surgery, I've been taking showers and I forgot how relaxing it actually is to just sit there and soak.......

And yep, I did rinse off.......
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