Breathe Easier.

Salt Therapy helps you breathe easier.

In a 2006 study from the European Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, people with asthma reported breathing easier after several weeks of regular Halotherapy treatments. A New England Journal of Medicine study in 2006 found that inhaling salt-infused vapor improved breathing for patients with cystic fibrosis.

Reduce Stress.

Salt Therapy helps reduce stress.

Salt Therapy helps reduce anxiety and headaches. When used in conjunction with yoga, Halotherapy enhances relaxation and meditation. It also helps you get a better night's sleep.

Overall Wellness.

Salt Therapy is good for your overall emotional and physical well-being.

The calming and detoxifying effects of Halotherapy support the immune system. Salt Therapy helps improve brain function, regulate blood pressure and carry nutrients to your cells. Halotherapy has been around for thousands of years in Europe and the Middle East. Since the 1200's, Europeans have reaped the healing benefits that come from sitting in a salt-filled cave.

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Salt Therapy is available in Connecticut's Shoreline at Rain Wellness Spa in Branford. The Saltonstall Cave at Rain Wellness Spa is a relaxation room built of Himalayan salt designed specifically to enjoy the amazing benefits of Halotherapy.

Healthy Skin.

Salt Therapy helps reduce signs of aging.

Your skin is the largest organ in the body and the most visual reminder that time passes. Incorporating dry salt therapy into your skin care routine helps reduce signs of aging. Studies show that dry salt helps balance the skin's ph level and increase elasticity, making your skin look and feel healthier.

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Salt therapy also helps stimulate cell turnover, repairing and regenerating the skin. Regular and consistent dry salt sessions help people with skin conditions like psoriasis, eczema, inflammation, dermatitis, acne and rosacea.

Lung Health

Salt Therapy is good for your lungs.

In Hungary, salt therapy treatment is recommended by doctors and covered by health insurance. The most popular cave was set up by a Polish physician 150 years ago after discovering that salt miners did not suffer from lung diseases.