Worth its Salt - the New Indian Express

Salt therapy is really making its way into newspapers in India! Yet another article, this time in "New Indian Express" on 14th June 2014. Author Isak Dinesen said, “The cure for anything is salt water: sweat, tears or the sea.” Taking a cue from Dinesen’s age old statement, a new version of halotherapy/salt therapy is here in India, only this is minus the sea and tears. Continue the reading from HERE

Salt therapy experience in India

On 21 May an interesting article was published in DNA India: "Salt therapy healing many an ailment." The article introduces several testimonials from people who got great relief from salt therapy. Dr KP Loknath Kumar, the owner of Respicare India, explains how it works and why salt therapy is so effective. Respicare uses IIRIS salt aerosol generators. Respicare website is available HERE
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A unique, never-yet-seen salt room in Russia!

Check the photos of this unique, white state-of-the-art salt room in Russia! Hemisphere shape, works on the basis of IIRIS-60. Installed in a SPA-center.

Salt therapy and sports recovery

Read some interesting findings about salt therapy and sports recovery in Australia (by Salts of the Earth). "As salt therapy aids in the relief from inflammation in the airways, the players have found salt therapy to shorten recovery time, allowing them to get back on track as soon as possible." Go and read further from here: http://www.saltsoftheearth.com.au/benefits/sports-recovery

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First Salt room opened in Rehabilitation centre Zagreb, Sloboština

On 25^th of November Natalis Samobor, regional representative of IIRIS salt therapy products in Balkan region since 2011 opened the halotherapy room in Centre for rehabilitation "Zagreb", Croatia. This is the first halotherapy room made especially for children with moderate, severe and profound mental retardation. 
 
Good Estonian practice in similar rehabilitation centres in Tallinn was a guiding principle for making a similar halotherapy room in Zagreb. 

Centre for rehabilitation "Zagreb" was founded in 1947 by Ministry of Labour and Social Care. Activities of the Centre include rehabilitation of children, young and adult persons with moderate, severe and profound mental retardation. They are carried out through different programs and activities and therapies:

•           health care and prevention (health services)

•           preschool care and education

•           primary school education

•           program sin family counselling for parents

•           occupational and psychosocial rehabilitation

•           social work program

•           cultural and public activities

•           prevention od institutionalization

•           different therapies (sneezy room, musical therapy, therapeutic riding)

•           …and new therapy - halotherpy

Halotherapy room in Sloboština has special effects that are the same in regular salt rooms. Additionally, this room can be used as a rehabilitation room  for other therapies.

It is very important to have special microclimate conditions for a quality halotherapy. IIRIS products work on patented mode and all measurements for providing a quality therapy classifies IIRIS halogenerators in a special class of instruments. In Estonian hospitals, IIRIS halogenerators are in use for salt therapy purposes for years and IIRIS was Natalis' choice in making halotherapy room in rehabilitation centre in Zagreb.

Eastern Europe is practicing speleotherapy from 19^th century and halotherapy is a way of providing microclimate conditions of caves in artificial space – halotherapy room. Salt room is a special room where walls are covered by salt BUT a quality halotherapy can be also in a salt cocoon or special cabin  http://www.salt-therapy.eu/products/salt-cocoon .

 

We are very happy to present this project and hope that salt therapy or halotherapy as a complementary therapy will be recognized in Croatia like it is in Estonia!

Natalis Samobor, Croatia (http://www.natalis-samobor.hr)

Why Salt Works for Respiratory, Skin Disorders

Sodium chloride (NaCl), more commonly known as salt, is found in abundance in nature and is without a doubt the most frequently used condiment around the globe. Read how salt can be successfully used to relieve many health concerns including respiratory and skin disorders: "Why Salt Works for Respiratory, Skin Disorders"

Salt room in Kolkata, India