What happens when epsom salts and baking soda are combined in a bath & is there proof that Mg is absorbed through skin?

I already know about MgSO4 and NaHCO3 chemical structures and folk medicine claims of the Mg relaxing muscles and helping remove lactic acid. But I would like an explanation from a chemist and/or physiologist about what happens when you add both of these to bath water (from either a hard or soft water source) and whether there is any proof that the free ions pass through human skin and affect muscle physiology (that the relief is not simply from the heat of the bath water increasing circulation in the muscles). Asked by need2no 47 months ago Similar questions: epsom salts baking soda combined bath proof Mg absorbed skin Science > Chemistry.

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I have taken a bath in baking soda and epsom salts and Nature's Rich to neutralize my body and help detox it... It does help. You will have less constipation from the Magnesium as proof that it does get into the skin. The bicaronate helps to neutralize the skin that is acidic.It helped me many times when I was poisoned by colloidal silver and I needed to detox.

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