Salt therapy and asthma

Asthma can make every breath a challenge, bringing symptoms like chest tightness, wheezing, and persistent coughing. While inhalers and traditional medications are crucial for managing asthma, many are now exploring salt therapy, also known as halotherapy, as a natural, drug-free complement to their care.

Disclaimer: Halotherapy (salt therapy) is intended as a complementary wellness practice and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your doctor.

Salt therapy and asthma

What is Asthma?

Asthma is a chronic condition that affects the airways, often making it harder for people to breathe comfortably. Common experiences include chest tightness, wheezing, shortness of breath, and frequent coughing, which can vary in intensity from person to person. Because asthma can impact daily activities and overall quality of life, many people look for ways to better manage their routines and support their sense of well-being.

Asthma and Salt Therapy

In addition to traditional treatments prescribed by doctors, some people explore salt therapy, also known as halotherapy, as part of their wellness routine. Halotherapy involves spending time in a salt-enriched environment. For over 180 years, people have visited salt caves and mines in Europe to experience their distinctive microclimates. Today, modern devices make it possible to recreate this environment at home. Many describe as calming and refreshing. People who have tried salt therapy often share positive experiences, saying they feel more relaxed, breathe with greater ease, and enjoy the soothing atmosphere. While it’s not a replacement for medical care, many find that halotherapy provides a natural and restorative way to support overall wellness.

Salt therapy at home with Haloplus

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Safe to breath

100% natural salt

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1. Air is blown through specially formulated salt crystals

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2. Microscopic salt crystals are dispersed into the room

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3. Once inhaled, the salt crystals clear and soothe your airways

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can people with asthma use the Haloplus device?

Some people with asthma choose to use Haloplus as part of their wellness routine because they enjoy the salt-enriched environment it creates. Users often describe the experience as calming and refreshing.

What is the Haloplus device?

The Haloplus is a wellness device designed to release fine salt particles into the air, creating a salt-enriched environment at home.

How much space does the HaloPlus cover

HaloPlus is designed for typical indoor spaces such as bedrooms or living rooms, with coverage up to 150m³ (around 50m²).

What do people experience when using Haloplus?

Many users describe the environment as calming and refreshing. Some say they feel like they are breathing cleaner air and enjoy the sense of relaxation during use.

Why do people with asthma try salt therapy?

Salt therapy has a long tradition in Europe, where natural salt caves became popular wellness destinations. People often choose it today for the calming, mineral-rich environment it provides. With our HaloPlus device, you can experience the benefits of a salt room at home.

Does the Haloplus device treat asthma?

No, the Haloplus device does not treat asthma or act as a medical therapy. It is designed as a wellness product that creates a salt-enriched environment at home. Some people with asthma enjoy using it as a complementary practice to relax and support their overall sense of well-being, but it should never replace professional medical treatment or prescribed medication.