
Salt Room
Welcome to our Salt Room!
We will seat you in one of our zero gravity chairs.
Enjoy the golden glow of light from the Himalayan Salt rocks, a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, gentle and soft design of our Himalayan salt therapy room and relax to soothing sounds while receiving the genuine health benefits of our salt room. Breathe deep and fill your lungs with the natural therapeutic salt air.

What is Salt Therapy/Halotherapy?
Salt Therapy, also known as Halotherapy or Dry Salt Therapy, involves breathing in a negative ion-rich dry salt micro-climate, mimicking the conditions found in natural salt mines. It's a natural, safe, and non-invasive alternative therapy that has been used since the early 1800s to alleviate respiratory complaints. Halotherapy utilizes a Halogenerator to recreate the therapeutic properties of salt mines by producing breathable dry salt particles. This evidence-based therapy has gained popularity in Europe and is now available at Lotus Blossom Yoga & Wellness in Lawton, OK, offering a unique and beneficial service to the community.
Salt therapy offers respiratory and overall health benefits. Salt's anti-inflammatory properties reduce inflammation and support the immune system, while also aiding in mucus clearance.
Negative ions in the therapy environment promote relaxation, boost oxygen flow in the blood, and strengthen the immune system.
Frequency multiple sessions are recommended for best results, with a series of 5 to 25 treatments suggested.
Benefits of Halotherapy:
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Reduces stress, asthma, and chronic bronchitis,
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Reduces frequent colds
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Reduces sinus headaches
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Helps with seasonal, dust and mold allergies
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Reduces hay fever
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Helps skin disorders such as psoriasis and dermatitis
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Helps with insomnia
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Reduces exhaustion and fatigue
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Improves immune system
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Relaxes muscles
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Enhances sport performance by improving stamina and lung function
It's important to consult your healthcare provider before scheduling a salt therapy session if you have certain health conditions, such as:
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Acute stage of respiratory disease or 3rd stage of chronic lung insufficiency
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Contagious illness or fever
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Acute active tuberculosis
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Severe kidney or liver issues
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Hypertension in IIB stage
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Hemoptysis
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Alcohol or drug intoxication
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All cancer during chemotherapy/radiation treatment
