Battles Epsom Salt (Magnesium) 2kg.
EPSOM SALTS - Magnesium Sulfate (MgSO4).
Epsom salt has many useful properties for both humans and animals, internally and externally.
INTESTINAL CLEANSING / LAMINITIS.
This salt has been used for centuries to cleanse the intestines, especially on rest days and then mixed through a slop.
Very useful when the rectum needs to be cleaned quickly, e.g. in an acute case of Laminites (laminitis), when poisons accumulate due to stagnation, and are the onset of this painful condition.
BUSY, NERVOUS HORSES.
By balancing the salts in the body, many busy, nervous, and/or stressed horses benefit from Epsom salt (magnesium).
A magnesium deficiency increases nervousness and busy, hot behavior.
A tablespoon (±10grams) `morning and 1 `evening can then be helpful.
WHITE BRIGHTENING COAT.
This salt is also used to whiten the coat of fungi.
HOOF INFLAMMATION / ABSCESSES.
A solution of Epsom Salt in water makes a perfect hoof bath against inflammation and/or abscesses.
SPIRITS.
A bath with Epsom Salt has a relaxing effect on the muscles (see below).
HEAD SHAKING / BREATHING PROBLEMS DUE TO POLLEN.
Recently it has a new useful function in times of frequent pollen in the air, Epsom salt has an active action against these pollen.
Epsom salt does not contain prohibited substances.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
Feed 10 grams (20 grams in pollen season) per 100 pounds of body weight, divided into 2 meals.
For internal use as a laxative - increases the fluid level in the intestines and thereby stimulates peristaltic movement.
Epsom salt is then a laxative salt for the relief of occasional constipation.
Epsom salt generally provides bowel movement in ½ to 6 hours.
If immediate relief does not occur, or if infection is present, contact your veterinarian immediately.
(CHANGE) BATH FOR YOUR HORSE WITH EPSOM SALT.
After a long day of work or exercise, humans love a relaxing hot bath with Epsom Salt.
You experience this as a method to relax and revive tired, aching muscles.
What many do not realize is that this is a form of therapeutic hydrotherapy.
Epsom salt is a very powerful mineral that helps to remove poisons and metabolic wastes such as lactic acid through the pores of our skin.
The significant reduction of poisons combined with the warmth of the water, relaxes the muscles in the body, increases the ability to contract and increases blood flow and circulation.
Blood circulation is vital to the body, transporting oxygen and nutrients to cells and removing waste products and carbon dioxide.
This allows cells to grow, multiply and repair themselves in an efficient, life sustaining and body strengthening manner.
Clearly, humans derive enormous benefit and pleasure from this simple form of leisure activity.
Can horses benefit too ? Absolutely!
After a competition, race or outdoor ride, an Epsom Salt bath will help restore your horse's muscles.
Using Epsom Salt baths up to 3x a week, combined with a solid warm-up and cool-down routine before and after riding, also helps prevent tying-up and other muscle problems.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE AND DOSING EPSOM SALT BATH.
Dissolve 1 cup of Epsom Salt in 20 gallons of warm water (just slightly warmer as comfortable for your hand).
Soak a bath towel so that it is thoroughly wet.
Wring out the excess when you take the cloth out of the bucket.
Lay on your horse, starting from the neck, remove the cloth as soon as it feels cool to the touch.
Repeat this process until you have had the entire body 3 times, instead of a bath towel you can also use a woolen cool blanket, keep in mind that it will be heavy to put on the horse.
Of course, this process can also be done only on the legs.
CHANGE BATH.
Dissolve 1 cup of Epsom Salt in 20 gallons of cold water, add ice as possible, AND dissolve 1 cup of Sea Salt in 20 gallons of warm water (just slightly warmer as comfortable for your hand).
Soak a bath towel in each bucket so they are thoroughly wet.
Starting with the cold bucket, wring out the excess water and put it around one leg.
Let sit for 30 seconds, remove it and repeat the process with the hot bucket.
Repeat the process up to 3x per each leg.
This can be applied to horses, dogs and humans to kick-start the circulation system and remove deep-seated metabolic wastes and poisons.
EPSOM SALT FOR HUMAN USE.
How to use Epsom salt for bruises, sore or strained muscles or ankles, constipation or irregularity, washing greasy hair, and exfoliating the body.
With the creations of new medicines, treatments, tonics, massages, sprays, baths and other aids, many people have lost sight of the fact that before all the modern products came along, the old-fashioned ones did their job perfectly for most people.
The newer products come in nicer packaging, have added aromas or come with glitter and colors, but leave all that out, and you end up with the underlying ingredient and that's the one that works.
Some of these key ingredients have been around for many years in their simple form, but have been forgotten by most people, even though they still work very well.
Among these products are Witch Hazel (witch hazel), isopropyl alcohol and Epsom Salt.
For example, did you know that soaking a splinter in Epsom Salt releases the splinter and helps heal the area?
Many people know that Epsom salt works to relax cramped muscles, and you can find this in numerous products bath salts, but Epsom Salt actually has dozens of healthy benefits.
Epsom Salt - magnesium sulfate - a natural way to treat skin problems, relaxes the nervous system, and removes toxins from the body.
Bathe aching, tired feet in a pan of water with half a cup (120gr.) of Epsom Salt and not only will your feet feel better, but they will smell better.
>Epsom Salts neutralize odors and soften the skin.
Enjoy the foot bath until they feel better, then rinse and dry thoroughly.
A full bath should contain 2 cups (480gr.) of Epsom Salt for the relief of tired feet, back muscles, legs or just as a way to have softer skin.
You can also rub Epsom Salt on the body while wet, then rinse and dry with a towel.
Rubbing Epsom Salts directly on the body exfoliates the skin and makes it smooth and silky.
Epsom Salt is a great gift to give to someone, done in a beautiful glass jar with a lid and a pretty ribbon.
You can add fragrance by sprinkling it with essential oils.
Or mix Epsom Salt with baby oil and keep it by the sink if you wash your hands a lot.
The combination can also be used on the face to treat dry skin problems.
Cleanse your face with half a teaspoon of Epsom Salt mixed with your regular cleansing cream.
The salts work wonders for hair, absorbing oil from problem hair by adding 8 tablespoons of Epsom Salt to half a cup (120ml.) of shampoo formulated for oily hair.
Put a tablespoon of the shampoo mixture on dry hair, work in and around the scalp, rinse with cold water.
To rinse well, and further treat oily hair, pour a cup of apple cider vinegar over hair, leave on for 5 minutes, then rinse with cold water.
To get more volume in thin hair, combine equal parts Epsom Salt and conditioner.
Warm the mixture in a pan or microwave and work it into the hair.
Leave on for 20 minutes and rinse with warm water.
For occasional constipation or irregularity, adults can mix 2 to 4 teaspoons in water until dissolved and then drink.
Children 6 to 12 take half that.
This can be used twice a day for initial treatment, wait 4 hours before taking the second dose if needed.
Bruises, sore or strained muscles and sprained ankles get relief from immersion in Epsom Salt.
Epsom Salts are safe to use, but when applied directly to the skin or hair, rinse well.
Next time you go shopping for bath, health or beauty products, walk past the expensive stuff and try Epsom Salts for a treatment from the past.
Epsom Salts are routinely used for:
* soothing relief of arthritis pain
* reducing stiffness, pain, and stiffness of joints
* improving discomfort from muscle aches, pains, and bruises
* soothing painful bruises, sprains, and strains
* relieving pain from overexertion during exercise
* improving productivity of sleeping and resting
* increasing and improving body energy
* improving the rate of natural healing of the body
* removing stress
* deep cleansing of skin and pores
* removing the stimulus of insect bites
* removing splinters
