08/11/2025
🌬️ Why Breathing in Salt Is Completely Different from Eating It! 🧂✨
We often hear people say, “But my doctor told me to cut down on salt!” — and they’re absolutely right when it comes to eating salt. Consuming too much dietary salt can affect your blood pressure and overall health. Although daily good quality salt ingested helps balance our electrolytes but always use top quality, and keep the Saxo brand for defrosting the ice of your doorstep 🤪
However, halotherapy (dry salt therapy) works in a totally different way. When you relax in the salt room, you’re not digesting or absorbing salt through your digestive system. Instead, you’re gently inhaling microscopic salt particles into your airways and allowing them to rest on your skin.
Here’s what makes that special:
💨 Respiratory Benefits: The dry salt acts as a natural anti-inflammatory and antibacterial agent, helping to cleanse your lungs, reduce congestion, and support easier breathing.
🌿 Skin Support: Salt can also calm irritation and improve conditions like eczema, psoriasis, and acne.
🧘♀️ No Added Sodium Intake: The amount of salt you inhale is minuscule and doesn’t enter your bloodstream like dietary salt — so even if your doctor advises you to limit salt in your diet, you can still enjoy halotherapy safely.
In short:
🍽️ Salt on your plate = affects your body internally.
🌬️ Salt in the air = supports your lungs, skin, and relaxation naturally.
Come breathe the difference! 💫
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