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Can i take a epson salt bath if im vomiting to relax my tired muscles?
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Yes: Basically the Epsom salts will just help the water retain heat longer while the fragrance is soothing. It will not be absorbed into your blood which is what would be required to alter your system in any way. Enjoy the chance to relax.
Answered 10/12/2020
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