Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Halotherapy?
Halotherapy, also called Salt Therapy ["halos" in Greek means salt], is a drug-free and completely 
natural therapy with no side effects. It takes place in a dry, sterile, and hermetic environment that 
recreates the natural microclimate identical to ancient salt caves and salt mines. Halotherapy has 
been proven beneficial for different respiratory and skin disorders.  
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2. How does Halotherapy work?
Throughout the therapy salt aerosol is constantly scattered into the air for the patients to breathe in. 
The salt aerosol consists of tiny and dry salt particles, in sizes between 1-5 mkm, which are ground 
in a special salt generator. The aerosolized microparticles of salt can penetrate deep into the lungs 
and bronchi and deposit upon the surface, destroying bacteria and fungi. The anti-bacterial, 
anti-viral, and anti-inflammatory properties of dry sodium chloride aerosol has been show to be 
beneficial for upper and lower respiratory problems, infections, and conditions of the skin such as 
eczema, dermatitis and psoriasis.
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3. What should I wear?
You don't need to wear any special clothes when you come to the Salt Cave. Just wear something 
comfortable. Hairnets are provided and you will go into the cave barefoot. The temperature is 
between 70 and 75 F. We provide blankets for your comfort. The only preparation we recommend 
is not to wear perfumes before or during the therapy as other visitors can be allergic to them.


4. Will other people be in the Salt Cave during the therapy?
It is possible that there will be other people in the Salt Cave. We have 8 lounge chairs and two 
benches available in the room. If you prefer being alone or with a group of friends/family in the Salt 
Cave, you can book a private session.


5. Should I worry about being in the same room with other people coughing?
The Salt Cave is a very sterile environment. There is approx. 15-20 tons of Himalayan crystal salt in 
the room. This salt is anti-bacterial, anti-viral, and anti-fungal. In addition, there is a set of UV lights 
and a triple HEPA filtration installed in the air conditioning system.


6. Can I read during the therapy?
The lights will be dimmed in the room during the Halotherapy session. We advise you not to read 
during the session, but rather to relax, focus on your breathing or meditate if you can.


7. I'm claustrophobic, how will that affect me in the Salt Cave?
The size of the room is 450 sq. ft. It feels spacious and open. The atmosphere in the Salt Cave is 
very inviting and relaxing. You can choose a chair next to the exit for your comfort.


8. I'm pregnant. Can I still do Halotherapy?
Yes. Halotherapy is a 100% drug free treatment with no artificial elements or side effects.

9. Can my child come into the Salt Cave? Is Halotherapy recommended for children?
Absolutely. We have a dedicated Kids' corner in the Salt Cave with wooden toys for children to play 
with. There are two benches for the parents to sit on and watch their children. Halotherapy is a 
100% drug free treatment with no artificial elements. Children respond to the therapy very quickly 
and effectively.


10. Can I bring in water?
We ask you not to take any drinks or food into the Salt Cave. Before and after the session you are 
welcome to help yourself to our purified, oxygenated water.  


11. Do I need to make an appointment?
It is necessary to make an appointment for new customers. For existing customers, it is also 
recommended, because we might have private sessions or other events scheduled in the Salt 
Cave. We run the therapy every hour, on the hour. A session is 45 minutes.


12. How much does it cost for a session?
It's $45 for a regular session. We have different package prices for reoccurring visits. You can see 
the Halotherapy packages under 
Services and our package deals for trying several services under 
Specials.

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