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Epsom salt, or magnesium sulphate, is a popular ice bath ingredient used by many athletes and health-conscious individuals for its potential benefits. Adding Epsom salt to an ice bath can have several positive effects both for the body's recovery and for keeping the water cleaner.
The use of the salt is external and helps to strengthen the condition of the skin, hair and nails. A bath with Epsom salt promotes the balance of the nervous system, providing relaxation and recovery after physical exertion. It can relieve rheumatic pains and joint inflammation. Bathing with magnesium sulphate supports cardiovascular function by lowering blood pressure. It also speeds up wound healing, reduces bruising and swelling, and softens the skin.
Add about 200 grams of Epsom salt per 100 liters of water and stir until the salt is completely dissolved, immerse yourself in the bath and stay for 3-10 minutes to benefit from the potential health effects.
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Epsom salt, or magnesium sulphate, is a popular ice bath ingredient used by many athletes and health-conscious individuals for its potential benefits. Adding Epsom salt to an ice bath can have several positive effects both for the body's recovery and for keeping the water cleaner.
To prepare an ice bath with Epsom salt:
Using Epsom salts in ice baths can be an effective method of improving post-exercise recovery, reducing stress and keeping the water cleaner. However, it is important to note that individual reactions may vary, and it may be helpful to consult a doctor or other health specialist before starting ice baths with Epsom salts, especially if you have underlying health problems.
Ice baths increase the production of white blood cells and improve the body's ability to fight infections.
Cold baths trigger the release of endorphins and noradrenaline, which can reduce stress and improve mood.
Cold stimulates blood flow by contracting and dilating blood vessels, improving circulation.
Cold temperature reduces muscle inflammation and speeds up recovery after exercise or physical activity.
Ice baths help lower body temperature and promote relaxation, leading to better sleep quality.
Cold baths provide a quick energy boost by stimulating the nervous system and improving alertness.
Cold improves the ability of the lymphatic system to transport fluids, which helps detoxification and reduces swelling.
Cold reduces inflammation and swelling in the body, which can relieve pain and speed up healing.
Ice baths release 'feel good' hormones such as endorphins, which contribute to an improved emotional state.
Exposure to cold stimulates brain activity and helps sharpen mental focus and clarity.
Cold baths activate brown adipose tissue, which helps the body burn calories and increase fat burning.
Cold tightens pores and promotes skin elasticity, giving skin a healthier appearance.
Ice baths relieve muscle pain and help the body recover faster after physical exercise.
Cold baths can stimulate the production of hormones that regulate stress, mood and energy.
Ice bathing can be beneficial to health, but it is important to be careful and listen to your body. Many experts recommend starting with short sessions and gradually increasing the time as the body gets used to it.
A common recommendation is to start with 1-2 minutes for the first few baths and then gradually increase the time to 5-10 minutes, if it feels safe for you.
Ice bathing is not suitable for everyone and can be dangerous for people with certain medical conditions or health problems. Before taking up ice bathing, it is wise to consult a doctor, especially if you have heart or circulation problems.
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