Halotherapy

About Halotherapy

History

Halotherapy was discovered in the 1800s by Polish miners who noticed their frequent exposure to salt mines yielded positive results in their skin and respiratory health. Halotherapy mimics the effects of long term salt mine exposure- condensing it into a 45 minute session.
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Spa Lobby

For Children

Children respond to Halotherapy even more than adults, which is why Salt MedSpa has a special focus on children with a treatment room designed specially for them. Ever try to irrigate the nose of a child with saline solution or to use an inhalation mask? Halotherapy makes it simple and more effective.

Salt Healing

Halotherapy can help relieve the symptoms of allergies, sinusitis, chronic bronchitis, cough/cold, asthma, emphysema, overall respiratory/lung function, acne, skin healing, and more.
One woman relaxing in salt room and enjoying in halotherapy treatment.
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Salt room interior with armchairs and salt block wall in spa

History of Halotherapy

Although new to the United States, Salt Therapy has been around since the 1800s in Europe.

In the salt mines in Poland, miners who had frequent exposure to the salt noticed healing of their respiratory and skin ailments. Thus began Speleotherapy, or therapy in an underground salt cave. This involved spending 2-3 hours a day underground in a salt mine for 2-3 months. As you can imagine, not many people can travel to a salt mine and spend two to three months there. Doctors and scientists came up with a solution. That’s where Halotherapy comes in.

Halotherapy comes from the Greek, Halo, for salt. It is a modern holistic method that mimics the natural microclimate of the salt mines. You can get the benefits of three hours in a salt mine in only 45 minutes in a specially designed halochamber, or salt room. Our halogenerator, designed by Dr. Alina Chervinskaya the leading expert in Halotherapy, is used to crush pharmaceutical grade salt into micronized particles that are dispersed through the air in the salt room.

Clinical studies have shown that when people inhale this type of salt air, it can help to stimulate the natural ability of their respiratory system to reduce inflammation, fight infection, clear blockages and reduce discomfort.

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