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Sparkling Mama

Dead Sea Salt Foot and Bath Soak

Dead Sea Salt Foot and Bath Soak

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OB-GYN-friendly ingredients
Third-party tested
No caffeine, dyes or sweeteners
Made by a mom & naturopath

Magnesium is a powerful Mineral that most people do not consume enough of, especially during pregnancy when demands increase.  Having enough Magnesium plays a crucial role in preventing muscle cramps, maintaining energy, resolving aches, pains and poor sleep.

Why Dead Sea salts over Epsom salts? Dead Sea Salts are Magnesium Chloride and Epsom salts are Magnesium Sulphate, Magnesium Chloride is more readily available to your body.

People all over the world travel to the Dead Sea in Israel, seeking the healing powers of the salts and minerals found there.  The salinity of the Dead Sea is 8 times that of regular sea water!  It’s so salty that you actually become buoyant while soaking!  It’s exciting and rejuvenating, and the list of benefits is long.  Taking a trip to Israel might not be realistic for you, especially if you’re pregnant, so why not bring the Dead Sea to your own home?

Sparkling Mama’s Foot and Bath Soak is imported directly from the Dead Sea in it’s purest form.  If you are feeling aches and pains, muscle cramping, stressed, itchy, swollen, suffering from varicose veins, or have a lack of energy, a simple soak might help you feel some relief!

Don’t have time for a full bath?  Just soak your feet (up to your ankles) in some warm water mixed with Sparkling Mama’s salts and rest for 15-20 minutes.  Your feet have the largest pores in your body and the magnesium uptake will be just as great!

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Relief in three steps

As easy as tear, pour, sip

No pills. No prep. Just gentle support when you need it.

Empty the packet into a glass
1

Tear

Open a single-serve stick. Keep one in your bag.

Stir into a glass of water
2

Pour

Pour into a glass of water and watch it fizz.

Drink
3

Sip

Sip slowly and let the queasiness settle.

Guided by women’s health experts

Martha Moe, MD
Martha Moe, MD
Board-Certified OB-GYN
Advisor
Cristina Persa, ND
Cristina Persa, ND
Licensed Naturopathic Doctor
& Women’s Health Advisor
Studied ingredient

Vitamin B6

One of the most widely recommended nutrients for nausea support in pregnancy, backed by clinical research.

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Studied ingredient

Magnesium

Helps calm the stomach and supports relaxation, plus normal muscle and nerve function.

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Why moms choose Fizzelixir

Other options vs. Fizzelixir

Dye Free
Sugar Cane
Natural Alternative
Non GMO
What matters to youOther optionsFizzelixir®
Effervescent, gentle, no pills to swallowOften lozenges or capsules
B6 & Magnesium, studied for nausea supportSometimes just one
Fast absorption & hydration supportVaries
On-the-go single-serve sticksBottles & jars
Gentle on the tummy: no caffeine, dyes, or sweetenersVaries
Mom-owned, USA made, 3rd-party testedRarely

Our Worry-Free Guarantee

Pregnancy is unpredictable, and so is what your stomach will tolerate on any given day. If Fizzelixir isn’t right for you, reach out and we’ll make it right.

Questions first? Read the FAQs or send us a note.
Questions, answered

The things mamas ask us most

Is Fizzelixir safe to take while I’m pregnant?
Fizzelixir was created by a mom and a naturopathic doctor, using OB-GYN-friendly ingredients with no caffeine, dyes or artificial sweeteners, and every batch is third-party tested. It is a vitamin drink stick, not a medication. Pregnancy is personal, so please run it past your own provider before starting anything new.
What’s actually in it?
Vitamin B6 and Magnesium, two studied ingredients often discussed for nausea support in pregnancy, in a light effervescent base sweetened with real sugar cane. No caffeine, no dyes, no artificial sweeteners. The full ingredient list is on the label and in the product details above.
When should I drink it?
Whenever the queasiness hits. Tear a stick, stir it into a glass of water, and sip slowly. Many mamas keep one in their bag so it’s there when a wave catches them out.
What does it taste like?
Light and effervescent rather than sweet or syrupy, which is the point when your stomach is already unsettled. Citrus & Ginger is the original. Raspberry Mint is the other favourite.
Which size should I start with?
The 8-count is a good way to find out whether it agrees with you. Most mamas who come back reach for the 18-count, and it works out cheaper per stick.
What if it doesn’t work for me?
Then we’ll make it right. What your stomach tolerates changes week to week in pregnancy, and we’d rather you told us than gave up quietly. Just get in touch.