Soulshine Salt Cavern

The Soulshine Salt Cavern @ The Red Barn

www.soulshinesaltcavern.com

Phone: (860)478-0510

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In an anti-gravity chair while listening to the soothing sounds of the ocean.

Let your mind drift off as the stress of day releases from your body and mind. 

As you rest in the comfort of the cavern, your body interacts with the salt that surrounds you providing your body with the support it needs in that moment. 

After your session is over, leave feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. 

Sessions consists of a group of individuals in the Cavern and the sessions last about 45 minutes.

Our salt cavern is being made using Himalayan salt.  The walls are lined in salt rock, creating an oasis rich with negative ions, providing the ideal micro-climate, free from toxins and pollutants. Meditate in our cave. Clear your mind while releasing tension. 

What is Salt Therapy?

 The amazing benefits of salt therapy (also known as ‘halotherapy’) first came to light in the mid-1800s when, Felix Bochkovsky, a health official in Poland made the observation that salt mine workers rarely suffered from any colds, respiratory ailments or lung diseases. Bochkovsky attributes this to the salt aerosol being inhaled on a daily basis. People with asthma, allergies, emphysema and other respiratory problems began heading to the salt mines, and speleotherapy (salt cave therapy) was born. Furthermore, the anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties of the dry sodium chloride aerosol help in treating ear infections and certain skin conditions such as psoriasis, dermatitis, and eczema. Although salt therapy is new to the U.S., it is frequently used in many countries of Eastern Europe. Today, modern technology allows us to bring the benefits of a salt mine to you. Salt therapy is a non-invasive, drug-free, chemical-free, all natural solution.

How Does It Work?

Dry pure grade sodium chloride is heated and then it is grinded and crushed into very tiny micro-particles in a machine called a halogenerator. These dry aerosol micro-particles of salt are then dispersed into the salt room during a typical session. As the person relaxes in the salt room the micro-particles are inhaled as well as land on the skin. The particles penetrate deep into the lungs, bronchi, bronchioles and alveoli as well as into the deeper layers of the skin.

Why does salt therapy work?

Salt therapy has three main characteristics: Dry salt is super absorbent, it is anti inflammatory and it is anti-bacterial. Because the microscopic salt particles get deep into the respiratory system as well as into the skin, the dry salt absorbs all the excess mucous, allergens and foreign elements in the respiratory system, opens constricted airways and kills the spreading of bacteria and viruses. 

What type of salt is used?

Not all salts are created equal. Only pure-grade 99.99% sodium chloride is to be used the halogenerators which are the machines that crush and grind the salt into microscopic particles and disperse into the salt room. All of the clinical studies and research for halotherapy involve only using this pure grade sodium chloride. This salt comes from the earth and seas but goes through a process eliminating and removing all debris, containments and is not processed with any additives or caking agents like table salt. Other types of salts are often used as a décor element such as Himalayan salt, but only 99.99% pure grade sodium chloride is used in the halotherapy equipment. 

Is there research and evidence that salt therapy works?

Salt therapy has been researched and studied throughout the world and more studies are starting to be done here in the United States. Please go to http://salttherapyassociation.org/research-education/research-articles/ for more details

 

What are the benefits of a salt therapy in A salt Cavern??

  • Balances airway-surface liquid

  • Improves stamina

  • Aids recovery

  • Alleviates skin irritation

  • Improves lung function

  • Increases blood oxygen

  • Reduces inflammation

  • Loosens mocus

  • Combats infection


Disclaimer:

While there are many clinical and scientific studies conducted on dry salt therapy (halotherapy) throughout the world, the FDA has not evaluated the statements made throughout this material, content, website, etc. Dry salt therapy is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.