SALT THERAPY

WHAT IS A SALT THERAPY?

Halotherapy, or dry salt therapy, is a holistic wellness treatment that simulates the natural microclimate of a salt cave. This innovative therapy involves inhaling tiny salt particles that penetrate deep into the respiratory system, reaching even the smallest airways like the alveoli and bronchioles. As these dry salt molecules dissolve, they attract and eliminate impurities, earning halotherapy its nickname as the "toothbrush of the lungs."


Salt therapy is beneficial for those suffering from inflammatory respiratory conditions, including asthma, bronchitis, and allergies. By clearing bacteria and reducing inflammation, halotherapy helps restore respiratory health and strengthen immunity. It provides a natural, non-invasive way to support lung function, improve breathing, and promote overall wellness.

HOW DOES SALT THERAPY WORK?

Salt therapy works by dispersing micro-sized salt particles (less than 3 microns) into an enclosed infrared sauna space. These tiny particles are released through a halogenerator, which is a specialized machine designed to crush the salt into fine particles. As you breathe in these salt particles, they create an antibacterial environment, drawing out excess moisture, mucus, and impurities from your airways and even your skin.

BENEFITS

  • Improved respiratory health / sinus relief
  • Boosted immune system
  • Improve skin health
  • Detoxification
  • Skin Health
  • Detoxification
  • Relaxation
  • Improved sleep
  • Enhances athletic performance
  • Stress reduction

FAQ

  • What is Salt Therapy?

    Salt therapy, also known as halotherapy, is a natural treatment that involves breathing in micro-sized salt particles to promote respiratory and skin health. It mimics the environment of a salt cave, where these fine salt particles help to clear mucus, improve lung function, and reduce inflammation in the body.

  • What conditions can salt therapy help with?

    Salt therapy is commonly used to help manage respiratory conditions such as asthma, bronchitis, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), and sinus congestion. It is also beneficial for skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, and acne, as well as general stress relief and detoxification.

  • How does salt therapy work?

    During a salt therapy session, a halogenerator disperses fine salt particles into a room or enclosure. These particles are inhaled and absorbed into the respiratory system and skin, where they work to cleanse, reduce inflammation, and draw out impurities. The therapy helps improve airflow in the lungs and enhances skin healing by absorbing excess moisture and toxins.

  • Is salt therapy safe?

    Yes, salt therapy is generally considered safe for most people. However, those with severe respiratory issues, such as cystic fibrosis, should consult with a doctor before beginning salt therapy. Pregnant women and people with severe heart conditions should also check with a healthcare provider.

  • How long does a typical session last?

    A typical salt therapy session lasts around 20 to 50 minutes. Salt therapy is an add on experience to our solo infrared sauna. and many clients experience benefits after just a few sessions. For ongoing benefits, regular sessions are often recommended.

  • How often should I do salt therapy?

    For optimal results, it’s recommended to do salt therapy sessions 2 to 3 times per week, although this can vary depending on individual health goals and conditions. Some people may benefit from more frequent sessions, while others may need fewer.

  • Are there any side effects?

    Salt therapy is generally well-tolerated, but some individuals may experience mild coughing or throat irritation during or after a session. These symptoms usually subside shortly after the session ends.

  • Can children use salt therapy?

    Yes, salt therapy can be beneficial for children, particularly those with respiratory issues like asthma or allergies. It can help clear their airways, reduce inflammation, and improve overall breathing. However, parents should check with a pediatrician before starting sessions for their child.

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