At the end of a particularly stressful day, there’s nothing quite as relaxing as lighting a few candles and taking a nice, hot bath. While bubbles and shower bombs are a great touch, if you really ...

When I take a bath, I need to know that I’m getting something out of it — like loosening tight muscles, banishing post-hangover toxins, alleviating dry, itchy skin, or quieting an overactive brain.

Certain bath soaks — particularly those made with Epsom salt, Dead Sea salt, turmeric, or essential oils such as juniper, eucalyptus, and cypress — can help relieve joint and muscle pain by ...

Whenever you feel like pulling your hair out, do you ever just wish you could soak yourself in a cup of chamomile tea to melt the stress away? Because same. The good news: There’s a way to do just ...

Ban follows ABC News investigation into legal high "time bombs" sold to kids. Sept. 7, 2011 — -- The Drug Enforcement Administration said today it will use its emergency authority to ban ...

A hot bath can feel like it melts away your stress, especially if you've got your favorite essential oils diffusing in the background. After a tough workout, when your muscles are stiff and sore, ...

WASHINGTON — The recreational drugs known as bath salts reduce communication between different areas of the brain in rats, new research finds. This decline may be tied to the depression and aggressive ...

At the end of a hectic day, soaking in a warm bath is a great way to unwind — but if you want the most calming bathing experience, you’ll definitely want to add magnesium bath salts to the tub. Not ...