What is Halotherapy?

It may offer several  EBV, particularly those related to respiratory and immune system functions.

Here are some ways halotherapy may help:

1. Respiratory Support: EBV can sometimes lead to symptoms like sore throat, coughing, or sinus congestion. Halotherapy may help clear mucus and reduce inflammation in the respiratory system, improving overall breathing and relieving symptoms related to the upper respiratory tract.
2. Immune System Boost: Salt has natural antimicrobial properties, and halotherapy may support immune function by helping to clear bacteria and viruses from the respiratory system. This could potentially assist in the body’s defense against EBV, though it’s not a cure for the virus.
3. Reducing Inflammation: Halotherapy is believed to reduce inflammation in the airways and other parts of the body. If EBV has caused inflammation, particularly in the throat or sinuses, salt therapy may help to ease this discomfort.
4. Relaxation and Stress Relief: Stress can negatively impact immune function, and since EBV is a chronic infection, managing stress is important for overall well-being. Halotherapy is often a calming experience that can help reduce stress and support better sleep, both of which contribute to improved immune function.

It was discovered in the late 1800's when Dr. Feliks Boczkowski, in Poland, noticed that salt mine workers had fewer respiratory problems, leading to the idea that salt-infused air could benefit lung health. 

Patients were allowed to rest in designated areas within the mines. Sessions typically lasted a few hours a day for several days, depending on the individual’s condition.

Yes, we highly recommend making an appointment to ensure availability.