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01/09/2026

Types of Salt Therapy (Active vs Passive Rooms)

Understanding Active vs. Passive Salt Rooms
When choosing salt therapy, it’s crucial to understand the difference between active and passive salt rooms. These two approaches offer distinct experiences, and knowing what sets them apart can help you make the best choice for your specific needs.

‍Active Salt Rooms involve a machine called a halogenerator. This machine breaks salt into fine particles and disperses them into the air, allowing participants to inhale the salt during their session.

These rooms are specifically designed for therapeutic benefits, particularly for respiratory conditions like asthma or COPD, because the salt particles continuously circulate, reaching deep into the lungs.

On the other hand, Passive Salt Rooms are more about relaxation than therapy. These rooms are filled with large amounts of salt, such as Himalayan or Dead Sea salt, but they don’t use machines to distribute salt particles into the air.

While passive rooms can be calming and meditative, they don’t offer the same level of therapeutic benefit as active rooms for respiratory conditions, since the salt remains static in the room.

‍Which is Better? If you're looking to address respiratory issues, active salt rooms are your best option. Passive rooms may be great for stress relief and relaxation, but they won’t deliver the concentrated therapeutic benefits that active rooms can provide.

01/05/2026

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01/03/2026

What Happens During A Dry Salt Therapy Session?

During a salt therapy session, you simply relax in an ambient salt room, where the temperature and humidity are controlled to provide the best experience for you. You can meditate or read, it’s up to you. All you have to do is breathe and relax. The halogenerator will do the rest.

Pure-grade sodium chloride is heated and then ground and crushed into very tiny microparticles. It is sent back out into the salt room, where it’s inhaled into the lungs, bronchi, and is absorbed by the skin. When an individual completes their session, they often feel refreshed and energized.

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Who Can Benefit from Salt Therapy?

Salt therapy is often recommended for a wide range of health issues, especially those related to the respiratory system and skin conditions. Understanding the specific conditions it might help can guide you in deciding whether it's the right option for you.

‍For people with asthma, salt therapy may offer some relief by reducing inflammation and thinning mucus in the airways. However, it’s important to note that salt therapy should not be seen as a replacement for traditional asthma treatments.

‍It's complementary at best, and patients should always continue their prescribed medication.

Those with COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) might also experience temporary relief through salt therapy.

By helping to clear mucus from the lungs, halotherapy can make breathing a little easier, though long-term effectiveness remains unclear.

‍Bronchitis sufferers—whether acute or chronic—might find salt therapy useful in breaking down mucus and easing breathing. The inhalation of fine salt particles can reach deep into the bronchial system, helping to clear out the airways.

For people with respiratory allergies, the allergen-free environment of a salt room can provide significant relief. Salt therapy can help clear pollen, dust, and other allergens from the airways, reducing inflammation and irritation.

Salt therapy has also shown promise in treating skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, and acne. Salt’s antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties may help soothe irritation and promote healing in the skin.

These benefits are particularly appealing for those who seek natural solutions for chronic skin issues.

Salt therapy can offer symptom relief for various conditions, especially when used alongside conventional treatments. However, it is essential to consult with a healthcare professional before incorporating it into your routine.

12/28/2025

Float on into the New Year with a relaxing Float and Salt combo!

12/23/2025

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12/23/2025

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"I can't say enough about how much I love this place! Absolutely fantastic spa! I've had many of their services- massage, salt room, and sauna, and I've enjoyed every single one. The staff are extremely friendly and naturally make you feel comfortable and truly cared about. The atmosphere is calming and super clean, and I've benefitted from all the services I've had. I love that there are so many options for relaxation at one location; I can't wait to try more! Thank you to everyone at Eleventh Element for creating a beautiful space for deep relaxation and healing."

12/22/2025

Melt Into Deep Relaxation. Restore Your Energy.

Experience the ultimate mind-body reset with our Swedish Massage + Reiki Energy Healing combination service with Joshua.

This deeply restorative session begins with a flowing Swedish massage designed to ease muscle tension, improve circulation, and calm the nervous system. As your body softens, Reiki energy healing is gently incorporated to help clear energetic blockages, restore balance, and support emotional well-being.

Clients often describe this service as:
• Profoundly calming
• Emotionally grounding
• Energetically renewing
• Long-lasting in its effects

Perfect for those feeling stressed, emotionally drained, physically tense, or simply in need of a full reset, this service works on both the physical and energetic levels—leaving you feeling lighter, clearer, and deeply aligned.

Many first-time Reiki clients report feeling deeply relaxed, centered, and emotionally lighter after their session.

This is not just a massage.
It’s a recalibration.

12/21/2025

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