2 times last week it does feel refreshing. There is a salt cave in Tunbridge Wells cost 12 per sesssion and that feels great. Maybe I thought it would be the same
Looks like your not that old unless it's a flattering picture. I'm 71 I look and move like I'm old I get jealous when I see other old folks racing past me. X
Thank you for reply that's really useful IV ordered one and I shall use it the same way as you morning and night with my meds I also use a fluttering device. Wonder which one to use first.
If you just but salt pipe in your search engine lots of stuff comes up. You I got mine from Sims salt Pipes because it came with the salt cost £29.97 you can get cheaper it's worth shopping around
Hi waterfall. If you go on the internet there's a ton of info about salt Pipes I've just ordered one it's just a container with a spout on it you but salt crystals in the bottom and through a filter you then inhale with your mouth
Yes I’d also like more information about salt treatments. I bought my son a Saline air filter for his bedroom but then I read in The Guardian that salt treatments are not researched yet and that there’s a risk they could aggravate the airways....
So does the air we breathe, if we took notice of everything we shouldn't have, then what a boring life, Give it a go, can't harm you, I swear by mine. Xxx
I use salt in a different form. For my bronchiectasis, my doctor prescribed a PARI Nebulizer with a saline solution (4 ml of hypertonic saline solution 7%). I started last August. I inhale it for 20 minutes, twice a day. It loosens up the mucous, and I cough up a lot of awful-looking stuff. I also use "the Vest" to oscillate my chest wall, but I never felt any changes from it (I've used it for years but still got sick a lot). Anyway, the saline works great! The previous year, I had four exacerbations in which a simple cold virus turned into a prolonged lay-in-bed fever and then taking Levofloxacin, which has scary side effects. This year, my first year on saline, I have had no fevers or flare-ups. I live in the US and have a good pulmonologist at a university hospital. There is also a clinical study for patients with PCD, and one of the drugs they're testing is some sort of salt medication.
Hi branch that is interesting. The salt pipe I bought online has Himalayan salt crystals but what I've read you can use different types of salt ( not table salt you use for your Fry's hahaha). Can you tell me what PCD stands for is it the same has COPD
I have used one for a number of years now and I think the salt does some good. I hear that salt near the seaside working in salt mines or near salt flats are good for the chest.
I've just had mine just over a week not sure yet but I think my breathing has improved. Thanks John I shall try it your way instead two 20 mins sessions a day
Sorry for any confusion, new salt shaken in transit has salt dust. I normally do not suck with gusto on the first few draws. After some use I gently shake the pipe to cause some dust.
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