Relaxing in a salt lounge

7 October 2019 by lynnwood

Wellbeing

Salt therapy is a widely used natural remedy that goes back several centuries. The healing atmosphere of salt caves was acknowledged in medieval times, with monks taking the sick down into salt caves to allow them to breathe air saturated with salt particles. In this salt lounge you relax for 45 minutes with detoxifying salt air and guided imagery meditation. During the session you will have breathed in approximately a week's worth of salt air, as though you had you been staying by the sea. https://www.floatawayemotionalwellnessspa.com/

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Sabra Brock @ 2019.10.07 8:08 AM
About to try this pm. More later.

Sabra Brock @ 2019.10.09 7:15 AM
Going back for a second session

Sabra Brock @ 2019.10.16 6:56 AM
Worth a second visit.

IdeaSpies @ 2019.10.16 7:06 AM
Yes- an interesting experience. I wonder if we'll see more of these lounges around the world.........

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