The Effect of Negative Ions
According to research by scientists, electric currents have a serious influence on our mood, energy and health. Technological devices such as fluorescent lights, computers and air conditioners in the places where we live and work increase the number of positive ions in the air. In environments with an excess of positive ions, people become more stressed and more tired. Such environments also trigger many respiratory diseases (asthma, hay fever, etc.).
By contrast, the calmest and most restful places in the world are those with a high concentration of negative ions. Ocean shores, forests and natural settings after rain are examples. In such places, people feel rested and refreshed.
According to scientific research, environments containing negative ions reduce the symptoms of hay fever, asthma, seasonal depression, fatigue and headaches.
Possible Effects of Salt Therapy
- May Help With Respiratory Conditions: Salt therapy is thought to be able to help people with asthma, bronchitis, allergic rhinitis and other respiratory conditions in particular. Salty air can help to open the airways, loosen phlegm and reduce inflammation.
- Anti-inflammatory Effects: Salt is believed to have anti-inflammatory properties. For this reason, the salty air inhaled during salt therapy is thought to be able to help reduce inflammation in the respiratory tract.
- Mucolytic Effects: Salt therapy can help to thin and clear the mucus in the airways. This can serve the purpose of cleansing the airways and making breathing easier.
- Stress and Relaxation: Some people may find salt room therapy relaxing. Salt therapy rooms usually have a calm atmosphere, which can help to reduce stress.
Plant Walls
Plant wall systems, which are seldom seen in Turkey, are among the newest concepts in the negative-ion effect. Our systems, brought to life with Juno quality, are an alternative negative-ion application.
Specially grown plants, imported from abroad, are applied to different areas and salt water is rained over them. The well-known negative-ion effect of salt combines with these special plants to create an entirely new design that is both visual and functional.
You can place these plants on opposite walls to create a rain corridor, use them on the exterior façade or along your walkways, or apply them to columns inside the building to create different designs. These structures can be varied in many ways.
Salt Rooms
The miraculous health that comes with salt…
Salt, a natural antiseptic used for thousands of years, comes to life in professional hands with the Juno Spa difference.
Throughout history, pure, unrefined rock salt has been recognised as having antibacterial and antimicrobial benefits deep in the lungs. In recent years, visits to salt caves around the world by all respiratory patients, and for natural asthma treatment, have been increasing because of the incredible healing properties of natural salt air.
Salt therapy is a method used in many countries, and the number of examples of it in Turkey is expected to grow further in the years ahead. Also known as halotherapy, this therapy is designed in particular for people who experience respiratory and skin problems ranging from eczema to allergy, and from there to asthma. In clinical tests, salt therapy has been shown to be effective in relieving various symptoms of respiratory and skin diseases.
These breathing exercises, performed in an environment completely covered with salt, noticeably speed up the recovery of patients being treated for respiratory problems, while the antidepressant property of salt helps in the treatment of depression, the illness of our age.
If you suffer from these or similar problems, you can try salt therapy. Dry salt aerosol therapy can be used safely alongside current medications and treatments, and gives you a relief you have never experienced before.
Which Illnesses and Conditions Can Be Treated With Salt Therapy?
- Asthma attacks
- Allergy
- Cystic fibrosis
- Acute respiratory tract diseases
- Emphysema
- COPD
- Nasal congestion
- Otitis media (middle ear infection)
- Chronic bronchitis
- Pneumonia
- Bronchiectasis
- Cough
- Wheezing
- Smokers
- Mucosal oedema
- Colds and flu
- Sinusitis
- Tonsillitis
- Eczema
- Psoriasis
- Hay fever
When Is Salt Therapy Contraindicated?
- In infections accompanied by fever
- In patients with a history of cancer
- In patients who have had, or currently have, tuberculosis
- In people with heart failure
- In high blood pressure disorders
Custom-Design Salt Rooms
Juno Spa designs, builds and manufactures custom-design salt rooms for customers from Turkey and from all over the world.
