According to Rahel of Elms in the Yard there is a Salt Room in Israel which is fantastic for asthma sufferers. Which might explain why I had trouble climbing Masada (stupid asthma), but very little doing any other athletic activity the next day, post Dead Sea immersion.
Maybe the Ahava factory tour (which is super-ridiculous) had something to the claim that "one of the greatest mysteries of the Universe is why the Dead Sea has magical healing powers." Or something like that. I just remember that the phrase was ridiculous.
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It irks me to think about how much Ahava products cost in Israel versus here in the States.
That's only good for ass-mar sufferes (no offense, just a cute nerdy joke...)
If you're like me, allergic to everything out doors and the entire ahava product line, Israel doesn't do squat for you. Just gives you bigger mosquito bites...
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