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  • The Dead Sea is a briny, hypersaline lake located between Israel and Jordan that stands out for its incredibly high salt concentration. With its waters reaching depths of 423 meters at their deepest point.
    It is one of the most saline bodies of water in the world – containing ten times more salt than that found in ocean water. The salinity of the Dead Sea has been attributed to its low level being 400 meters below sea level.
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    The Dead Sea is a unique place. No, really. The water in it is extremely salty and contains almost the entire periodic table. That inevitably gives it healing properties.

  • Dead Sea - Wikipedia

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  • Dead Sea | Tourist Israel

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    As the lowest point on Earth, the distance from the sun means that the sun rays at the Dead Sea contain reduced harmful ultraviolet components.

  • Why Is the Dead Sea Called the Dead Sea?

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    How Was the Dead Sea Formed? The Dead Sea's name comes from the waterbody's extreme saltiness, which makes it inhospitable for most life.

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    To complete the experience of being at the Dead Sea, take some of the silky dark mud and lather it on allowing your skin to absorb the helpful minerals.