Salt chambers

Salt chambers, projecting, build, building

walls with belighted salt panels

Salt caves

Salt caves, making, projecting

walls with salt crystal lumps

Salt caverns

Salt caverns, building, build

walls with white salt blocks

Salt saunas

Salt panels for saunas, salt saunas, making

New! Salt panels for any kind of saunas

Salt chambers, salt caves - relaxative values, color therapy

Air filling in the salt cavern is rich with valuable microelements and does not include practically no pollution characteristic of the modern city environment. With high content of sodium chloride, which is anti-allergic and antifungal, purity of air in the cavern is ten times higher than in the open air.

These characteristics of microclimate, i.e. biological and chemical purity, saturation with trace elements and negative ionisation have beneficial effect also on healthy people. Staying in such atmosphere significantly reduces stress, deepens and slows down breathing, enhances concentration capacity, brings feeling of freshness and satisfaction, and at the same time retards skin ageing, smoothens wrinkles and highly accelerates burning of fat, thus supporting fight against overweight.

Because the cavern microclimate stimulates the breathing system, physical exercises under these conditions, as well as movement and breath gymnastics, and even trainings on treadmills or specialised equipment is definitely recommended.

In the salt cavern, natural medical and relaxation effects resulting from specific nature of its conditions is enriched with substantial advantages of music therapy and colour therapy. Nowadays no-one expresses doubts about therapeutic effect of colours and sounds on the human body. Specially chosen colours of lighting for internal salt panels of our system stimulate the central nervous system, and at the same time facilitates relaxation. Softened, gentle music evokes inner silence, while loud and rhythmic music stimulates and enlivens. The sound system in the salt cavern allows free control of music in the speakers, depending on the current needs of the persons present in it.

We guarantee that you will feel refreshed and relaxed after each session.

Color therapy - Chromotherapy

Colour is part of the natural energy of the universe. Colours around us are only part of the spectrum of natural energy emanating from the Sun. They interact with our own energy. Since ancient times, they are used for healing and have proved their therapeutic effectiveness.

Our eyes transform energy of colours into chemical energy and enhance our immunological system. Colours constitute a powerful tool useful in treating a number of illnesses, from minor ailments such as headaches and apathy to chronic disorders in which they restore balance and revive energy in the whole body.

It is now scientifically proven that treatment with coloured light brings about significant benefits for the human body. According to the latest research, skin can absorb coloured light, its vibrations, and transmit them further on inside the body.

With the processes in the skin, light may stimulate immunological and regenerative power of the body, thus weakening symptoms of illnesses and preventing their causes.

Coloured light strongly affects the human body and restores its balance. Success of colour therapy may be explained in this way: Disease is an expression of lack of some frequencies (vibrations) in the cells of one or more organs. They correspond with waves of the colour spectrum. If this deficit of vibrations is supplemented by exposure to colours, the shortage will be compensated and effectiveness of the organ increases.

Salt cellars

A salt cellar is a small dish for holding salt. The use of salt cellars continued through the 1940s, but has been in decline since and been gradually replaced with salt shakers.

Continue reading 26.09.2007. 10:40

World's longest salt cave

Qeshm Island, Jan 21, IRNA-The world's longest salt cave has been unearthed in Qeshm Geopark by Iranian and Czech experts, said the Saturday issue of the Persian morning daily, Iran.

Continue reading 26.09.2007. 10:36

Salt caverns use - part 3rd

UNCONVENTIONAL USES
Some unconventional concepts have been proposed for the use of salt caverns. A number of these are noted here.
Storage of food grains in salt caverns, with pneumatic conveyance systems, has been proposed. Storage of liquid natural gas (LNG) in salt caverns is appealing, because volume requirements are reduced by a factor of about 600 from the gas phase.

Continue reading 26.09.2007. 10:30

Salt lakes - Baskunchak

Lake Baskunchak (Russian: Баскунчак) is a salt lake of 115 kmē in Astrakhan Oblast, Russia, located at 48°10′N, 46°53′E, about 270 km north of the Caspian Sea, and 53 km east of the Volga. Since 1997 the area is strictly protected as nature reserve.

Continue reading 18.09.2007. 13:38

Salt caverns use - part 2nd

MAIN USES

Salt caverns basically constitute very large underground openings that provide secure containment for materials that do not dissolve salt. In general, uses of salt caverns can be classified as either storage or disposal operations. Storage of liquid and gaseous hydrocarbons, and associated products, was successful early on, and remains the main use of salt caverns today. Disposal of wastes and “by-product” constitutes the next most important use of salt caverns. Some examples of these two main types of operations follow.

Continue reading 18.09.2007. 13:35

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