Although not fully scientifically proven to cure respiratory diseases, some have claimed Halotherapy has significantly helped ease the symptoms of the following conditions and more:
- Anxiety
- Asthma
- Arthritis
- Bronchitis
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
- Circulatory Problems
- Cystic Fibrosis
- Depression
- Digestive Problems
- Ear Infections
- Viral Infections
Halotherapy (a form of salt therapy) is an alternative treatment in which salty air is breathed in. Salt is said to be antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, have mucolytic effects (loosening excessive mucus) and reduce immune system oversensitivity. One of the first references of Halotherapy originated from Eastern Europe in the 12th century, when patients benefited from standing and relaxing in salt groves, breathing in the ionized air.
For example: some clinical trials in Halotherapy have resulted in the improvement of the physical state in 85% of both mild and moderate asthma cases, 75% of severe asthma cases and 97% of chronic bronchitis bronchiectasis and cystic fibrosis cases. One form of treatment includes relaxing in rooms with salt walls and floors; the dry, salt-enriched air is inahled deep down into the lungs, where the healing benefits begin to relieve symptoms. The salt loosens the mucus and inflammation is reduced, which allows more room in the airways for you to breathe more comfortably. It has been said that symptoms can subside for up to 12 months.
So why not bring the healing and reviving qualities of Halotherapy into your own home? Our Halotherapy collection offers not just a more natural healing power, but also a stylish, modern and beautiful aesthetic for any home.
Take a look through our range of salt walls, floors and rooms and we will help you to sleep well, breathe well and live longer.
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