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Sulfuric magnesium eptahydric (Pharmaceutical, suitable for food) also known as Epsom Salt has a plethora of properties and is widely referenced in pharmaceutical literature.
· The salts have a hyperosmotic action, and this underpins the variety of uses and their effectiveness. Hyperosmotic simply describes their property to attract water. Therefore, when they pass through your intestinal system, the salts will draw water from other areas of your body, increasing the amount of lubrication in your digestive system. Increased lubrication leads to increased secretion.
· Laxative: For occasional constipation, a teaspoon of epsom salt dissolved in water can help. Studies show that Epsom salt can help regulate electrolytes in your body, ensuring the proper functioning of muscles, nerves, and enzymes. Magnesium is also known to be critical for the proper use of calcium, which serves as a main conductor of electrical impulses in your body.
· Helps prevent arterial sclerosis and blood clots Epsom salt is believed to improve heart health and help prevent cardiovascular diseases and strokes by improving blood circulation, protecting the elasticity of arteries, preventing clot formation, and reducing the risk of sudden death from heart attack.
· Makes insulin more effective: Correct magnesium and sulfuric levels increase the effectiveness of insulin in the body and can help reduce the risk or severity of diabetes.
· Relieves constipation: Numerous studies have revealed that Epsom salt can be used to treat constipation. Taken internally, Epsom salt acts as a detoxifying agent to cleanse the colon. The salt acts as a laxative by increasing water in the intestine and can provide temporary relief from constipation. However, it is strongly advised that Epsom salts should not be used to relieve constipation without consulting a doctor.
· Code: 016236
· Product Name: Magnesium sulfuric eptahydric (Pharmaceutical, suitable for food)
· CAS No: 10034-99-8
· MW (g/mol)): 246.47
· Chemical Formula: MgSO4 · 7H2O
· Quantities: 1Kg
· English Name: Magnesium sulfate heptahydrate Ph. Eur., FCC
· Synonyms / INCI: Epsom salt (heptahydrate)
