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Juniper Salt Sachet
by Kneipp
1oz sachet, $4.50
Country of Origin: Germany
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This concentrated bath treatment is soothing for tired and sore muscles. This herb formed the legendary "magic wreath" which Romans used to ward off evil spirits. Juniper, an evergreen shrub, helps rid the body of toxins and stimulates circulation. It also relieves tension and stress. Juniper is known to have an anti-inflammatory effect. Use Juniper after sports or any strenuous activity where you are anticipating sore muscles or tiredness due to over-exertion.
Kneipp Thermal Spring Juniper Bath Salt is made with pure and natural thermal brine salt as well as valuable essential oils of rosemary, wintergreen, and juniper. Benefits tired and strained muscles.
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About Kneipp:
Sebastian Kneipp was born in 1821 in the Bavarian region of Germany. His ambition in life was to be a priest, but his plans were waylaid when he fell ill to pulmonary tuberculosis--at that time a fatal disease--during his theological study. As fate would have it, he stumbled upon a book on hydrotherapy. After taking multiple short immersions in the cold waters of the Danube River, he soon found that it caused the illness to go into remission, allowing him to complete his studies.
After his experience, Kneipp went on to help friends and neighbors who were falling ill, even restoring to health some people he was called upon to deliver last rites. Eventually he wrote a book called 'My Water Cure,' (1886) which took Germany by storm and quickly became a best-seller. Kneipp believed that the physical and mental stresses of everyday life often lead to physical or spiritual overloading, which can be effectively countered by a changeover to a natural lifestyle. He continued his studies into alternative approaches to health and eventually developed an entire system and philosophy of natural healing and wellness. The products bearing his name reflect this philosophy.
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