Do you think a swim in the Dead Sea water can reduce blood sugar?

Hi, My mom has a type1 diabetes with a lot of ups and downs in blood sugar. So I always look for some interesting posts about diabetes. I want to share with you a post I saw in this Facebook group (http://www.facebook.com/VoteDeadSea ).
The post is about a research conducted by the Ben Gurion Univ.  They claim that a swim in the Dead Sea water effects the blood sugar - very interesting foundings, but for now it's for type2 only. (I hope they will have enoght funds for a type1 research as well)
You can read more details about the research here: http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=272787479398846
What do you think, it it real or does it give false hope to diabetics? (To tell you the true, my mom never said that a swim in the Dead sea, had done miracles for her blood sugar, and she visits the Dead sea once a year at least)

[WaveRider]

Why not fill a bath tub with 35°C [95°F] water and Dead Sea salt purchased over the inet? Sure beats airfare and lodging expenses to find out if it works or not.

[caregiver222]

There are several websites around that insist the earth is flat, the moon is made of green cheese, and eating insects and small worms improves mental acuity. I would take the claims that bathing in the Dead Sea helps diabetes with...well..."a grain of salt".

[diabetes86]

Sure exercise lowers BG.  :)

[diabetes86]

and the dead see is thick water more exercise

[diabetes86]

I have ocean front property for sale in Colorado  :)