A halochamber, or salt room, is a therapeutic room where the floor and walls are covered with salt blocks. Specialized equipment maintains a specific temperature, atmospheric pressure, and low air humidity.
A completely bacteria-free environment ensures a hypoallergenic setting. The microclimate created here, in its properties and effect on humans, maximally replicates the health-promoting effect of natural salt caves and mines, the benefits of which are invaluable for the body.The therapeutic principle of a halochamber is based on the healing properties of negatively charged aeroions and hydroaeroions of NaCl and "sea" salt. Upon entering the human respiratory system, negative ions irritate nerve endings in the lungs, partially penetrate through the walls of the pulmonary alveoli into the blood, and affect the entire body.
This is the therapeutic effect of negative ions in allergic diseases and bronchial asthma.