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Halotherapy — salt room
Salt room sessions: a microclimate for the airways, and quiet time for yourself.
The salt room holds a microclimate of fine salt aerosol at steady humidity. You simply sit in a chair and breathe — nothing is done to you, which is why both adults and children tolerate the session easily.
Halotherapy is normally prescribed as a course and outside a flare-up. It does not replace prescribed treatment; it supports it, and is particularly useful while recovering from a respiratory infection.
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
How many halotherapy sessions are needed?
Halotherapy works as a course — single visits amount to little more than a quiet rest. The number of sessions is set by the doctor according to the state of your airways.
Can children visit the salt room?
Yes, children tolerate halotherapy well — nothing active is required of them, they simply spend the session in the room. A doctor’s consultation before the course is still needed.
Who should not have halotherapy?
Acute infections with fever, coughing up blood, severe respiratory failure, cancer, and flare-ups of chronic disease. The final decision rests with the center’s doctor.
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