The benefits of a salt bath for the body
Features of visiting a salt bath
Using salt in a bath
Harm and contraindications
If you are not indifferent to your body and take care of it, then most likely you are a woman and have probably already encountered problems with excess weight, the appearance of wrinkles, cellulite, sagging skin and other negative aspects. There are excellent methods to combat all these disadvantages. Regular salt can help with this, or even better if you use sea salt. But you need to use it correctly, and most importantly in the right place. Sea salt can have the most beneficial effect in a bath or sauna. Read on to learn how to properly visit a salt bath and sauna, its benefits and harms, as well as what contraindications there may be for visiting.
Salt room
Salt room , or salt grotto , is a room whose walls and ceiling are decorated with salt: made of bricks or tiles of Himalayan pink salt .
Exquisite versions embody the stylization of a salt mine, with relief walls, backlit salt crystals, the floor is covered with an even layer of salt crumbs, which delights the youngest visitors to the salt rooms. There are no shelves here like in a sauna, and for the comfort and relaxation of visitors there are sun loungers inside the salt mine. Halochambers are equipped with salt nebulizers WDT Solfog V2 , which are intended for use in salt rooms and rest rooms at ambient temperatures up to 35C°. The concentrated saline solution is supplied in individual sterile packaging made of dense polyethylene. It is believed that the marine climate indoors promotes healing processes for diseases of the respiratory system and skin. The equipment is equipped with built-in aromatherapy for one scent. The updated WDT dosing station operates almost silently, making the relaxation process more comfortable. As an additional option, you can install an audio system and play the sounds of nature during sessions: for example, the sound of waves or the rustling of leaves in the wind.
The session lasts 40-60 minutes, it is recommended to take a course of 10 visits. In terms of its healing properties, one session in the salt room can be equated to 4 days of relaxation on the sea coast.
The benefits of a salt bath
Visiting the sauna allows you to sweat well during the procedure. Sweat, tears and other liquid vapors of the body contain salt, therefore, its losses must be replenished. When the skin does not receive the required amount of minerals containing salts, its firmness and elasticity become worse, dullness and sagging appear. You can read about the effect a bath has on the body in the article at the link.
Bath salt has the following beneficial properties:
- It has a positive effect on skin diseases such as eczema, psoriasis and others.
- It stimulates sweat secretion, so it accelerates the release of toxins from the body.
- Stimulates blood circulation, and this perfectly helps fight cellulite.
- Significantly reduces pain in arthritis and rheumatism.
- Sea salt improves the elasticity of the skin itself and increases collagen content.
- Has a disinfecting effect and promotes rapid healing of wounds.
- Salt in the sauna helps get rid of dandruff and fungi on the feet.
Salt sauna.
In a salt sauna, one or more walls are lined with pink Himalayan salt bricks. Electric stoves are used for heating. The temperature in such a sauna is maintained at 50 - 65 C. This temperature regime was not chosen by chance; when heated, pink Himalayan salt releases negatively charged ions into the air, which purify and disinfect the air. Humidity in a salt sauna is 30-40%.
The standard set of equipment for a salt sauna includes: an electric sauna stove, a control panel, and a WDT Soldos SL V3 salt generator . The stove is selected based on the size of the sauna. The Soldos SL V3 salt generator for dry rooms sprays a salt aerosol, the equipment itself is installed in the technical room, and the nozzle is inside the bathhouse. Touch control allows you to set up automatic solution dosing sessions: cyclicity and duration. There is also a self-cleaning function to remove salt deposits.
Compared to Russian and Finnish saunas, the salt bath has a lower temperature and a comfortable level of humidity for breathing. This increases the time spent inside the steam room to 20 minutes. Salt saunas can also be used by people with diseases of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems (before use, you must consult with your doctor). A salt sauna improves immunity, hardens the body, treats dermatological diseases, and improves blood circulation.
Maritime climate in the hammam.
You are standing on a pier where the waves are crashing, throwing thousands of tiny particles of water into the air. This smell and sensation can hardly be compared with anything. And the benefits of sea air can hardly be overestimated. According to Rosstat, residents of coastal regions are less susceptible to respiratory diseases, flu, asthma and allergies.
To maintain temperature and humidity in a Turkish bath, you need a steam generator. Optimum temperature 45 – 60 C, humidity 100%. Dosing station for wet rooms Soldos V3 for creating a marine climate in the hammam. A sterile saline solution under pressure is supplied to the steam room, mixed with thick steam, while the composition of the air is close to that of the sea.
This procedure effectively treats chronic colds, allergic rhinitis, upper respiratory tract diseases, and improves skin condition.
Conclusion
From the above, it became clear that salt in a bath can be used in different forms. This is where the effectiveness of its effect on the body reaches its maximum. Thus, you can significantly improve your health, restore your former beauty and even transform yourself.
It should be understood that any impact gives different results. Be sure to consult your doctor before using salt treatments, even minor ones. In the video presented in this article you will find additional information on this topic.
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cooling tower
Just imagine, every person passes 15-25 kg of air through their lungs every day, and this is in a calm state; with physical activity, the figures increase several times. The air in the city is filled with bacteria, viruses, tiny particles of dust, mites; large factories and cars emit carbon dioxide and various chemical impurities. As a result, a large number of city residents are susceptible to diseases associated with decreased immunity: ARVI, allergies, etc.
Salt-saturated air with negatively charged ions greatly facilitates pulmonary ventilation, facilitating the rapid absorption of oxygen. At the same time, they remove significant amounts of carbon dioxide and improve heart function. Salt aerosol improves performance, both mental and physical. It also strengthens bone tissue, accelerates the synthesis of important vitamins C and B. Thus, the cooling tower restores the immune system and respiratory system.
To create the structure, hardwood is used: Canadian or Siberian cedar. The choice of material is largely determined by the characteristics of the cooling tower. Hard and durable wood that has undergone heat treatment is practically unaffected by the salt environment and will last for a very long time. Birch branches are used in the cooling tower. This tree is a unique symbol of the central part of Russia, and its wood is used in many areas of construction. And when laying the cooling tower, birch branches became a good help, since they bend well and are easy to lay in even rows. Among other things, the branches themselves are thin, and over time, intricate salt patterns will be visible on them. WDT equipment supplies brine to the cooling tower branches.
Thus, all types of salt baths are aimed at improving health and improving immunity. Breathe deeply.
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Published: 06/13/2014
Author: moonrise
Categories: Transdermal route
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