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OC Salt Therapy



OC Salt Therapy is the first Salt Therapy facility established in Orange County, and their results are incredible!

Salt Therapy is not extremely common, so you might be wondering what it is and how it works. Essentially, it is an alternative treatment in a salt room, which reproduces the unique microclimate found in natural salt caves.

How it works is a little trickier and involves more science. Dry aerosol micro-particles of salt are dispersed by a Halo generator into the salt room during a 45- minute session. The particles, measuring below 5 microns in diameter, penetrate deep into the lungs, bronchi, bronchioles and alveoli. As the salt is inhaled it travels through the sinuses and respiratory tract - absorbing moisture, clearing mucus, killing bacteria, reducing inflammation, widening the airway passages, cleansing residual tar and foreign allergens, and improving your immune system. This treatment has been found to be extremely beneficial in the treatment of several respiratory disorders and skin conditions!!

The inspiration for OC Salt Therapy came when the owners, who both work in Western Medicine, took matters into their own hands when their 2 year old developed respiratory issues. They hopped on a plane to Romania to visit a salt mine close to Bucharest. After just two sessions of the salt therapy, their son's condition improved immensely, and he was able to sleep throughout the night without weazing. They were officially hooked on the results of salt therapy and decided to bring it to Orange County - so that you don't have to travel to Romania to see these results!

If you are struggling with a respiratory disorder or skin conditions, visit their page at http://www.ocsalttherapy.com/ and see countless testimonials on how salt therapy has improved asthma, cystic fibrosis, chronic sinusitis, sleep apnea, general breathing problems, and more!


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