100% natural salt treatment for your good health

The Halogenerator disperses microscopic dry sodium chloride particles into a controlled room.

History of Salt Therapy

Since the 12^th Century, people have been visiting Salt Caves in Eastern Europe.

In 1843, a Polish physician, Feliks Boczkowski noticed that salt miners in particular did not experience respiratory issues or lung disease.

Karl Hermann Spanngel noticed his patients’ health improved after hiding out in the salt caves while avoiding heavy bombing during WW11.

On a daily basis we are exposed to pollutants, airborne diseases, bacteria, allergens and other irritants.

Salt therapy is a method to cleanse and detox the lungs invigorating your body.

In a similar way to time spent by the sea.

Recent research

The recent research shows salt therapy as a promising complimentary therapy. It is not a replacement for medical treatment.

2017 - a randomised controlled pilot study of 55 children with mild asthma compared a genuine halotherapy room with an otherwise similar room without a halogenerator. The halotherapy group showed improvement in bronchial hyper-responsiveness and quality of life measures. Researches said larger controlled studies were needed.

A 2021 review looked at 18 original asthma studies and concluded that the studies generally supported positive effects of halotherapy as an adjunct to conventional asthma treatment — while also saying larger evidence-based studies were needed.

And a 2022 clinical review of chronic respiratory disease found studies reporting improvements in measures including mucociliary clearance, lung function and respiratory quality of life, but called for better randomised trials.

Patrick Mckeown, the founder of Oxygen Advantage, writes of how after years of asthma and inhaler use, he learned the breathing method and has kept his symptoms at bay ever since. His book is 'Asthma Free Naturally'

Lois Laynee is the founder of the Laynee Restorative Breathing Method. With decades of clinical experience for clients at all stages of life, with sleep issues, PTSD, migraines and many more. Listen here

James Nestor provides the science behind our need to breathe clearly through the nose. And the benefits for our health.

You can watch or listen to the podcast with the Diary of a CEO and James Nestor here discussing breathing and sleep, stress, ADHD, blood pressure and diabetes. And how 98% of people do not breathe efficiently

Research papers for Halotherapy

Chervinskaya AV, Zilber NA Halotherapy for treatment of respiratory diseases. J Aerosol Med 1995 Fall:8(3):221-232 - Read here

Horvath T Speleotherapy a special kind of climatotherapy, its role in respiratory rehabilitation, int Rehabil Med 1986;8(2):90-92 - Read here

Karokoca V, Demir G, Kisacik G et al Speleotherapy in asthma and allergic diseases Clinical and Experimental Allergy 1995:25: 666-67 - Read here

Abdullaev AA, Gadzhiev KM. Elubova AA (The efficacy of Speleotherapy in salt mines in children with bronchial asthma based on the data from immediate and late observations Voor Kurortol Fizioter Lech Fiz Kult 1993 Sep- Oct;(5)25-8 - Read here

Mahap J. Bohoc S, Weigl, E. Values of selected immunological parameters before and after Speleotherapy Acto Univ Palacki Olomuc Foc Med 1991;131:197-211 - Read here

P.P. Gorbenko, Adamova IV, Sinitsyna TM. Bronchial hyperreactivity to the inhalation of hypoand hypersomolar aerosols and its correction by Halotherapy. Ministry of Public Health of theRussian Federation, Russian Pneumological Scientific Society Pulmonology, 1993;3(2).

E.N. Semochkin, V.P. Silvestrov, V.N. Surovikov. Halotherapy: Complex treatment in out-patients with breathing (respiratory tract) pathologies. Kremlin Medicine. Clinical Herald 1999;3.

G.A. Norvaisa, D.Noreikiene.Halotherapy in management of endogenial bronchial asthma.Center of Halotherapy, Pulmonology Department, Hospital Red Cross, Klaipeda, Lithuania.Annual meeting, Interasthma, Palanga, Lithuania, May 28-30, 1999.

The authors analyze the effects and potential benefits. They show how halotherapy may improve respiratory function and reduce symptoms in patients with conditions such as asthma, bronchitis, and other respiratory ailments.

And the effects on the immune system and performance.

In Eastern Europe both visiting the natural salt mines and recreating that environment in salt rooms is a popular regular practice for any respiratory conditions

Video of the Salt Spa

You can also see a cringe-worthy 20 year old video of Tish in the Salt Cave, Earlsfield here

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