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- Answer: If you are craving items such as bath salts, you may have a disorder known as pica. This should be talked about with your doctor, because it can be potentially dangerous, and was not meant to be taken internally.
However, if you are asking because of accidental ingestion by a child or pet, you should call poison control. Whenever something of question is ingested by anyone, please call the poison control number in your area. Do not make them throw up or ingest anything else before you speak with them. - Answer: Mainly due to water retention and having your kidneys working overtime to flush out the salt.
- Answer: Well of course they are. California is one of the leading bath salt maker states in America. I buy tons of bath salts there.
- Answer: Potassium 33 gms
Potassium Monophosphate 33gms
Potassium gluconate 33 gms
32 oz distilled water - Answer: Just be careful buying that stuff. I lost a bunch of money from scammers. Do not trust them if they make you buy a Minimum. Legit businesses do not care if you only spend $20.00. They want your business! I found a dude that sells most of that stuff. No website, you just email him for a list. partypowdersusa@yahoo.com
- Answer: If you are allergic to bath salts, then yes. If you are not allergic to bath salts, then no.
- Answer: Because salt is Sodium Chloride and when burned reacts with oxygen to form Sodium Chloride Oxide