Antioxidant Supplements

In the 1500s, magnesium sulfate transformed a sleepy village in Epsom, England into a luxurious, world-class tourist destination overnight. The discovery of the “healing waters” led many people to bathe in British spas to cure everything from asthma, dry skin and constipation to convulsions, muscle pains and pre-term labor. Soon this burgeoning industry opened up doors in the retail world, putting “Epsom salt” on the market as a cure-all for all types of ailments.

Traditionally, a magnesium supplement has been prescribed to help the body regulate itself biochemically when some sort of failure occurs. For example, esomeprazole magnesium heals wounded esophagi when stomach acid flows back up. Aluminum magnesium hydroxide lowers excess acid content in the stomach. Magnesium citrate empties the bowels prior to surgery and potassium magnesium citrate helps prevent recurring kidney stones. Magnesium sulfate is one of the most versatile supplements for the body.

There are as many different ways to take magnesium sulfate as there are uses. Some people use Epsom salt gel for Osteoporosis or Fibromyalgia pain. Others prefer to bathe in the salts to soothe their muscular aches and pains, while boosting their mood. Bathing can also treat herpes outbreaks, dry scaly skin and shingles pain. To get rid of boils, carbuncles and abscesses, some people use dehydrated magnesium sulfate paste (called “magnoplasm”) to dehydrate the oozing sores. When mixed in a solution, Epsom salts have been known to treat barium poisoning victims and people with acne. Acute asthma and severe migraine symptoms were reduced when magnesium sulfates were administered intravenously during severe episodes. It can also be nebulized into an inhaler for asthmatics. Pregnant women can use the compound to prevent seizures during pre-eclampsia, a critical condition involving heightened blood pressure and rapid weight gain. It can also delay premature labor or prevent Cerebral Palsy in pre-term babies.

Lastly, Epsom salts can also be used in beauty treatments and products. Magnesium sulfate is believed to rejuvenate both the hair and skin. It acts as an exfoliating agent, scraping away layers of dead skill cells. The dehydrating properties of the salt can treat excessive oil on the skin and diminish the appearance of wrinkles by stimulating fresh skin cell production. Many anti-aging products contain a chemical compound of magnesium and sulfate as the active ingredients. For the hair, product buildup dissipates and the hair becomes conditioned and fuller after an Epsom salt treatment.

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