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 More options Sep 11, 5:52 am
From: Morris Cartwright <cnmgetkah...@hotmail.com>
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2009 02:52:49 -0700 (PDT)
Local: Fri, Sep 11 2009 5:52 am
Subject: What Kind of Salts Are Good For Eczema?
There are different kinds of bath salts available to you, but not all
will be effective in treating eczema. This is the reason why you are
reading right now, so that you can find out what works and what
doesn't. The next few paragraphs will give you valuable information so
that you can make the right choices.
Sodium chloride as an effective eczema bath salt is no good. This
compound (sodium chloride) is the element you will find in table salt.
The reason why it is no good is because it does exactly the opposite
of what you want it to do. It takes moisture out of skin rather than
put it in.
It is like when you throw salt on a frog. If you have ever done this,
you will see the frog shrivel up and the salt dissolve right in front
of your very eyes. This is the same type of thing that will also
happen with human skin. Sodium chloride will absorb the water right
out of it.
Magnesium sulphate is the kind of salt you want when you are bathing
in eczema bath salts. It is a naturally occurring mineral which helps
to regulate body enzymes.
When the body's enzymes are functioning correctly a number of things
will be accomplished. Your body will be able to make better use of
calcium. This directly affects eczema as some people have been able to
find relief from eczema when they make calcium tablets a part of their
eczema treatment regimen.
When the enzymes are operating correctly inflammation will be reduced.
This is important because inflammation is what gives the itching
sensation. In fact if there is no inflammation, there is no eczema.
Not only will the inflammation be reduced, but when your body's
enzymes are working correctly it has a soothing effect on pain. This
affect takes place apart from the fact that the inflammation is
already reduced.
Stress relief is another benefit of having magnesium sulphate absorbed
through your skin. It is perceived that stress and excessive amounts
of adrenalin coursing through the body will burn magnesium which is a
natural stress reliever. Good eczema bath salts will replace the
magnesium that was lost.
Your skin when it is healthy is alkali in nature. When it becomes
loaded with acids it does not function as it should. Good eczema bath
salts that has magnesium sulphate will expel acids from the skin when
it is absorbed. This is another way that magnesium sulphate helps your
skin to fight against eczema.

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