Question 1

How does Salt Therapy work?

Accepted Answer

A device called a halogenerator grinds salt into microscopic particles and releases them into the air of the room. Once inhaled, these salt particles are claimed to absorb irritants, including allergens and toxins, from the respiratory system.

Question 2

Can Salt Therapy be harmful?

Accepted Answer

As the contaminants and excess mucus and fluid begins to clear in the lungs, some clients may experience increased coughing for a short time. Skin exposure may sometimes leave a slight rash or light itch for 3-5 days. These minor irritations are the only known side effects of salt therapy.

Question 3

Is Salt Therapy good for your lungs?

Accepted Answer

Salt Therapy can Help Ease COPD Symptoms. Some people have found salt therapy to be an effective option for relieving symptoms of lung disease, resulting in easier breathing. Different treatments have proven to be successful for different patients. Perhaps salt therapy is the right option for you.

Question 4

How long should you sit in a salt room?

Accepted Answer

Sessions usually last for about 30 to 45 minutes. A device called a halogenerator grinds salt into microscopic particles and releases them into the air of the room. Once inhaled, these salt particles are claimed to absorb irritants, including allergens and toxins, from the respiratory system.

Question 5

What can I expect after Salt Therapy?

Accepted Answer

Salt therapy may produce a slight skin irritation in some individuals that will disappear after a few sessions. Some people will experience a mild salt taste on their lips, similar to being by the ocean. Others may experience a mild throat tickle, which can be easily treated by sipping warm water after the session.

Question 6

How do I prepare for Salt Therapy?

Accepted Answer

No food or drinks are allowed in the salt therapy cave (including sippy cups in the children's salt therapy booth). Please empty your bladder and wash your hands and/or your child's hands prior to your session. Please wear clean socks (preferably white) in the therapy room. The socks help you walk on the salt.

Question 7

Is Salt Therapy good for your skin?

Accepted Answer

Salt therapy has been proven to be extremely beneficial for your skin. Salt therapy can improve your skin's hydration, roughness, and redness. This makes it a wonderful option for those suffering from eczema, rosacea, dermatitis, and more.

Question 8

Who should not use a salt room?

Accepted Answer

Those who are coughing up blood, or if you're at risk for it, should not use the salt room. Others who should avoid salt therapy include: those with pulmonary insufficiency, acute or severe disease of other organs (unless you have clearance from your physician) and children under 12 months.

728 Court St. Jacksonville, NC 28546
For Booking & Questions (910) 581-2900

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