Salt inhaler

Get the benefits of therapeutic salt caves at home with a salt inhaler. Halotherapy supports respiratory & immune function, sinus health, stress reduction, detox and more.

DIY Himalayan salt inhaler. I used a Take and Toss sippy cup. Used ice pick to poke holes around the bottom perimeter, Xacto knife to widen holes in spout. Works great!

Written by the salt lamps australia team What is a salt inhaler? A Himalayan salt inhaler is a unique device. In short, it’s an inhaler that...

Learn about the use of salt pipes for halotherapy (salt therapy), including information from clinical studies about their effectiveness for COPD and asthma.

To treat all conditions of the mouth and airways [e.g. gingivitis, pharyngitis, tonsillitis, rhinitis, sinusitis, laryngitis, bronchitis, chest...

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Make this DIY nasal inhaler in just 5 minutes or less and take advantage of the therapeutic benefits of Dead Sea Salt and natural, organic, essential oils.

The use of a salt inhaler for treatment of respiratory ailments is a drug-free alternative health therapy. It is believed that the periodic inhalation of salt-infused air calms and flushes the entire respiratory system, and can ease asthma, allergies and the flu. Alternative health practitioners ...

Himalayan salt inhalers have gained popularity as a natural remedy for respiratory problems. These inhalers contain Himalayan pink salt, which is well-known for its high mineral content and medicinal properties.

Introducing Northlandz Ceramic Salt Inhaler, the ideal solution for nasal congestion relief. This inhaler is crafted with Himalayan pink salt, providing you with the complete benefits of a natural salt cave from the comfort of your home. The ceramic design ensures easy cleaning and safe, repeated use.\nThis Pink salt inhaler is an effective aid for various issues like sinus problems, allergies, the common cold, hay fever, asthma, and congestion. It contains only pure ceramic material and…

For generations, anecdotal evidence has suggested that salty air promotes better respiratory function. This has lead to numerous studies and doctors recommending those with pulmonary diseases undergo halotherapy (aka salt therapy). We at EG have taken note of these findings, and have a few simple solutions as to how you can combine the benefits of salt and essential oils to promote better breathing. Here’s how and why. When you take into consideration the fact that most bacteria can’t…

Do you suffer from exacerbating seasonal and workout asthma? Here comes chemicals, poisons, and pollution-free Himalayan salt inhalers. It contains 84 natural minerals found in the human body, all of which are easily absorbed by the cells due to their small size.

Sometimes it’s the little things that make all the difference—excellent coffee, good tea, quality salt, and coconut oil. For many of us who keep our nutrition clean, quality products really keep us going. My shipment from Wild Foods included their Wild MCT Oil, Wild Chocolate Powder, Wild Whey, an herbal tea, Grizzly Blend Wild Coffee, and a sample...

Not only are they quick and easy to make, but they're the perfect size to keep in your purse or at your desk too.

This Salt & Menthol Inhaler is made with three simple ingredients: Himalayan pink salt, Eucalyptus essential oil, and Menthol crystals. My family uses herbs and natural remedies to boost our immune systems - especially important during the cold and flu season. We pair this with our: Elderberry Tincture Decongestant Balm Chamomile Cough Syrup Mix Nose Soother as well as the softest tissues we can find. Having the best tools to help you be the healthiest you can be is a bonus!

Learn how a Himalayan salt inhaler can help with sinus problems, asthma, the common cold, allergies, hay fever and congestion!

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Last winter, when I visited my sister who lived in Italy (I know, lucky!) their showerheads had fresh sprigs of Eucalyptus casually tied on. When you took a hot bath or shower, the steam made the fragrance amazing and it looks like Maxwell has also experimented with Eucalyptus In the Bathroom. It’s inexpensive and easy to do, especially this time of year.If you’ve never smelled Eucalyptus, it’s sort of a combination of minty and mediciney.