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A Natural (Drug-Free) Remedy for Asthma, Sinusitis, Hayfever and other Respiratory Illnesses

 

What is The Salt Cave?

The Salt Cave is chain of clinics across the UK (London, Kent, Milton Keynes, Edinburgh) where the healing, microclimate of a natural salt cave is reproduced, monitored and controlled inside therapy rooms, called Salt Rooms, using a special medical device and technology, called Breeze Tronic Pro.

 

How does it treat asthma and other respiratory illnesses?

1. During Salt Therapy patients sit in a comfortable chair in our spacious cave like room for an hour (one session), listening to relaxation music and breathing normally.

2. Negatively ionised tiny salt particles enter the respiratory system reaching even the deepest part of the lung (alveoli).

3. Based on clinical studies, the dry, saline diffused air reduces inflammation in the whole respiratory tract; absorbing oedema (swelling) from the mucosal lining and widening the airway passages, unclogging blockages in the bronchi and bronchioles thus restoring normal transport of the mucous and rapid elimination of the residual tar and foreign allergens.

4. Patients report feeling their respiratory system is clean again; improving the quality of their lives, reducing antibiotic and corticoid or steroid intake and decreasing the rate of annual hospitalisations and frequency of asthma attacks.

5. Salt Therapy is a natural, safe and beneficial method of treatment for every age group.

 

What conditions can be treated by Salt Therapy?

  • rhinitis
  • hay fever
  • respiratory allergies
  • cystic fibrosis
  • tonsillitis
  • eczema

 

Does Salt Therapy work?

The statistics below are findings from clinical trials on Salt Therapy (Halotherapy):

  • Natural  salt therapy dates back over 200 years
  • Salt therapy generated in a controlled environment began in 1989
  • Up to 98% effectiveness was recorded
  • Drug usage was reduced in 57.5% of patients
  • 80% less dyspnoea was reported
  • After 20 sessions, benefits were shown to last up to 12 months
  • Sick days were reduced on average by 11 days, annually

 

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Why is The Salt Cave better than the rest? Do Not Risk Your Health!

At the Salt Cave, we pride ourselves in providing effective, natural, risk free treatments. NHS approved salt therapy is only available at Salt Cave branches in Earlsfield, Tunbridge Wells, Milton Keynes and Edinburgh in the UK.

Since Denes and Sofia introduced Salt Therapy to the UK in 2009 a few 'entrepreneurs' have tried to copy the idea and have opened inferior versions of our original Salt Caves in other parts of the UK.

There are many differences in the quality of service provided in these caves, but the most concerning, and potentially dangerous difference is the use of sub-standard machines to deliver the Salt therapy.

Denes and Sofia, not only brought Salt therapy to the UK; they also worked alongside professional scientists and physicians to develop the most advanced, state-of-the-art machine to provide Salt Therapy. It is patented as the Breeze Tronic Pro medical device and is used ONLY by the Salt Cave franchise in England.

Breeze Tronic Pro was developed because cheaper alternatives, (on the market over 10 years and made by manufacturers who had never operated salt caves), were ineffective and potentially harmful to sensitive clients. They did not monitor the microclimate in the therapy room, or the concentration & penetration of the salt; indeed, some were merely cheap salt grinders. Please find a detailed comparison here.

Breeze Tronic Pro technology provides the perfect, individual microclimate for each session; generating and delivering negatively ionised salt particles at the correct concentration and penetration for each condition being treated. Balanced concentration is achieved in the therapy room using a booster fan in the outgoing air ducting controlled by the Breeze Tronic medical device to create a constant air flow in the room.  Strategic sensors also monitor particle size, humidity and temperature.
In order to see why this is important, it is necessary to understand how salt therapy actually works.

  • An artificial salt cave must generate a controlled microclimate (environment) in order for the salt therapy to have any healing effect.
  • The air inside the room must be negatively ionised, in order to draw out the positively charged mucous from the tissues of the respiratory system.
  • Particles of pharmaceutical grade salt must be ground to varying sizes, according to the respiratory condition of the person receiving the therapy
  • It is crucial to have a balanced concentration of salt particles in the air, so as to permeate throughout the whole room and deliver a constant healing effect to all occupants-not just those next to the salt outlet.
  • Salt and penetration levels must be strictly regulated for sensitive clients; those with chronic asthma, COPD cystic fibrosis and children could have attacks triggered if the levels of salt are not appropriate to their condition.
  • Unmonitored high levels of salt can cause fluid retention (lymphoedema)

We are proud of our reputation at The Salt cave. NHS approved Salt Therapy generated by Breeze Tronic Pro equipment in 2011. In the past two years, we have treated over 7,000 satisfied clients, received countless testimonials and achieved over 50 press releases (Times, Guardian, Daily Mail, etc). The reputation is built on our dedication to provide effective, health enhancing, safe treatments for our valued clients.

Any other company using our PR to promote their business has not earned their reputation honestly. These companies will also be using the sub-standard machines detailed above. Look for the Salt Cave logo, it ensures you will receive Breeze Tronic Pro technology and full benefit from every treatment.

 

 

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