‌Halotherapy, or salt therapy, involves breathing in air with tiny salt particles to improve your breathing. Halotherapy is considered an alternative treatment for lung problems such as asthma, ...

Imagine inhaling dry, salty air while lounging in a cosy, spa-like space, surrounded by panels of crystalline salt. As they travel through your respiratory system, the fine salt particles are said to ...

It’s all in the salt. Halotherapy (or dry salt therapy) is a natural, drug-free treatment with a slew of health benefits, from improving skin conditions to aiding breathing problems. And there’s more ...

The origins of halotherapy date back to the medieval era. But researchers only recently started studying its potential benefits. The dry method of halotherapy is usually done in a man-made “salt cave” ...

Plush white deck chairs, soft relaxing music and dim lighting... this looks like your regular spa treatment room. And it would be, if the floor and walls were not covered by a thick layer of white ...

The term “halotherapy” comes from “halo,” the Greek word for salt. And for five centuries, monks in Europe used natural salt caverns as a holistic treatment for respiratory ailments. This month Vero ...

Often doctors will warn patients about using too much salt. But at City Salt Spa Family Wellness Center in Plain City, halotherapy calls for just that. The new business opened at 218 W. Main Street in ...

CHICAGO — With 2022 in full swing, it’s important to remember to keep our mind and body healthy. Have you tried a halotherapy spa experience? Halotherapy uses the benefits of salt and salt caves.

From crystalline structures in shades of pink that seem lit from within, to the legends of vast salt flats kept pristine for millennia on remote mountain peaks; there is plenty about Himalayan rock ...

"I just could not put into words my joy and delight. The relief I felt after all this time was just wonderful." These are the thoughts of just one client of Salt Therapy Spa in Malahide, which was ...

Dear Doctor: I keep hearing about something called halotherapy, or salt therapy. Can it really help people who have respiratory problems and inflammation? I’ve heard that it’s good for arthritis and ...