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Old 02-04-2010, 08:24 AM #8
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Hi Sandy, I love Epsom salt! I read the Magnesium in the epsom salt is suppose to be good for CRPS. I use it in a foot bath/massager every night for 20 minutes and I use it in a full bath weekly. When my feet are really bad I use it 2-3X a day. It just relaxes me enough to take the edge off or relax enough to fall asleep. Good luck. momof4
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