07/11/2026
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Eleanor Dare OBX of Citrine Properties
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Spending time in the ocean can be refreshing for both the body and mind, but scientific evidence does not support the claim that immersing your body in seawater is the best magnesium supplement or a proven regulator of the nervous system. While seawater contains magnesium and many other minerals, healthy human skin does not absorb enough magnesium from ocean water to replace dietary intake or treat magnesium deficiency.
What the ocean can offer are other evidence-based benefits. Swimming, floating, and walking along the shoreline can help reduce stress, encourage physical activity, improve mood, and promote relaxation. The sound of waves, exposure to natural environments, sunlight in safe amounts, and regular exercise have all been associated with lower stress levels and better mental well-being.
If someone has low magnesium levels, healthcare professionals recommend obtaining magnesium through foods such as leafy green vegetables, nuts, seeds, legumes, and whole grains, or through supplements when medically appropriate. Ocean water should not be considered a substitute for these proven sources. The real message is that nature can play an important role in overall wellness, but its benefits are strongest when combined with a balanced diet, regular exercise, quality sleep, and evidence-based medical care.
