Have you tried halotherapy yet? For most people, sitting in a room full of salt doesn’t sound very relaxing. Frankly, it sounds pretty weird. However, dry salt therapy has actually been proven to be both incredibly relaxing and an awesome way to flush out your respiratory system. You can try it for yourself here in Northern California at this unique salt cave.

SALTS is a medical spa located in Granite Bay, California that specializes in halotherapy and flotation therapy. If you're finding yourself in desperate need for some rest and relaxation, then this is your place.
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You'll feel instantly relaxed upon walking into the spa which boasts a sophisticated yet cozy atmosphere.
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SALTS prides itself in being the very first ones to offer halotherapy in the Sacramento region along with being one of the few spas who offer flotation suites (rather than just flotation tubs).
Float therapy is a concept that's been around for awhile.
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Flotation pools are shallow pools filled with pounds upon pounds of Epsom salt. This creates a "zero gravity" effect which allows your mind to go completely calm as you float. Floating has been attributed to stimulating the body's power to heal and regenerate. At SALTS, you are provided with a private flotation suite, some of which can accommodate up to two people.
Although the floating suites are world class, it's the salt rooms that are probably SALTS' most popular feature.
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These rooms are literally filled with salt. Salt covers the ground and a halogenerator disperses a salt aerosol into the room. As you inhale, the salt particles immediately begins to absorb allergens, toxins, and other foreign substances in your lungs. Salt therapy has been known to work for people who suffer from asthma, allergies, cystic fibrosis, bronchitis, and even the common cold.

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These cave-like rooms are perfect for relaxing and putting your mind at ease. These hand built rooms contain pristine Himalayan salt in a comfortable and tranquil ambiance.
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Salt therapy (halotherapy) is relatively new to the U.S. However, this form of therapy has been used for decades in other areas of the world. Halotherapy is actually a common practice in many Eastern European hospitals.
Salt therapy is even beneficial for children!
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Halotherapy is proven safe for children 6 months and older. Children often experience respiratory problems with side effects including coughing, wheezing, sore throat, earaches, and blocked noses. Salt therapy can help put your little one at ease!
After a visit at SALTS you might just find that you wish you could experience this sort of cleansing all the time.
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SALTS carries certain products that you can take home including neti pots, salt lamps, salt products, and an assortment of different body products. Salts are also incredibly beneficial for your skin and have been proven to help with eczema, acne, and psoriasis.
Salt therapy will help you feel better and breathe better. If you're ready for the detox of a lifetime, you're going to want to check out SALTS.
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SALTS is open 9:00 am to 8:00 pm every day, except Sunday when they're open 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. You'll find them located at 6933 Douglas Blvd, Granite Bay, CA 95746.

What do you think? Will you try halotherapy?

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