The origins of halotherapy date back to the medieval era. But researchers only recently started studying its potential benefits. The dry method of halotherapy is usually done in a man-made “salt cave” ...

‌Halotherapy, or salt therapy, involves breathing in air with tiny salt particles to improve your breathing. Halotherapy is considered an alternative treatment for lung problems such as asthma, ...

From freezing chambers to infrared saunas and more, the experience of sitting in unique environments for the sake of wellness is a common pursuit. Halotherapy, or salt therapy, (‘Halo’ is the Greek ...

Halotherapy is a type of salt therapy that may have some health benefits for respiratory conditions. However, there is a lack of evidence behind many of these claims, as well as reports that it can ...

Dear Doctor: I keep hearing about something called halotherapy, or salt therapy. Can it really help people who have respiratory problems and inflammation? I’ve heard that it’s good for arthritis and ...

Unless you've been living in a cave (not made of salt) for three years, you've no doubt noticed that Himalayan sea salt — those peachy-pink, jagged slabs — are everywhere. Whether it's in a local ...

Etymological dictionaries say that the word "halo" represents concepts of brightness, lights, glow, or shining around the body; it is also the name that is given to phototherapy treatments, also known ...

There’s a new bus in town, and it can help you breathe better. It’s called the Salty Bus, with a beautifully decorated interior that provides meditative salt therapy that helps combat bad air quality ...

The term “halotherapy” comes from “halo,” the Greek word for salt. And for five centuries, monks in Europe used natural salt caverns as a holistic treatment for respiratory ailments. This month Vero ...

The large room at the Salt Box features comfortable recliners, a wall of salt bricks and a layer of course Himalayan salt on the floor. (Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake) Pam Barberis is the founder of ...