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Speleotherapy (Greek σπήλαιον spḗlaion "cave") is a proposed respiratory therapy involving breathing inside a cave. There are claims of improvements in the breathing of miners in Roman and medieval times. Modern use of this therapy started in Germany by Karl Hermann Spannagel.

Effective treatment of asthma and respiratory diseases. The unique red salt mine in Belarus - Soligorsk. Salt therapy room, Bad Soden-Salmünster (Germany). Speleotherapy (Greek σπήλαιον spḗlaion "cave") is the respiratory therapy involving breathing of the mineral infused air of a salt mine.

The Patient Testimonials you are about to see are from real patients relating their actual experiences. These patients' stories may or may not be representative of the total population using Halotherapy as results may vary from patient to patient. 1. Reasons for seeking treatment: Asthma. The efficacy of speleotherapy is associated with the unique salt caves/mines microclimate. Natural dry sodium chloride aerosol, formed by convective diffusion from salt walls, is the major curative factor of the salt caves/mines microclimate. Other factors, such as a comfortable temperature and humidity regime and the hypo-bacterial and allergen-free air environment saturated with aero ions, enhance the therapeutic effect.

Historiography: Historiography, the writing of history, especially the writing of history based on the critical examination of sources, the selection of particular details from the authentic materials in those sources, and the synthesis of those details into a narrative that stands the test of critical. History of historiography. All human cultures tell stories about the past. Deeds of ancestors, heroes, gods, or animals sacred to particular peoples were chanted and memorized long before there was any writing with which to record them.

Speleotherapy is exposure to salt air for therapeutic purposes. Salt mines and caves with heavy mineral deposits are typical locations for this kind of treatment. Patients can also use tools such as halogenerators, salt pipes, and salt water aerosol to simulate the conditions of salt caves. Speleotherapy is also known as salt therapy, salt air therapy, or halotherapy. It is most often used to treat respiratory problems such as asthma and bronchitis. The practice of speleotherapy began in the 1950s in Poland

Speleotherapy uses the certain conditions of caves and mines to cure several diseases, especially respiratory diseases. The cave air is very low on dust, which could cause allergic reactions or asthmatic attacks. This reduces any kind of irritation, the symptoms of the diseases are reduced or eliminated completely, while the patient is in the cave. But that does not explain how it should have a longer lasting effect. Supporters of the therapy tell us, the elimination of the irritation gives the body the chance to heal itself. The effectiveness of speleotherapy is not acknowledged in all countries of the world. East European countries use it for many decades now, the therapy is paid by the public health care system.

The speleotherapy microclimate of caves, grottos, underground mine workings and shafts are used for health improvement of the person. Moreover, the history of "underground hospitals" goes to the Millennium. For the first time speleotherapy began to apply more than 2500 years ago. History of speleotherapy. As it often happens in science, the amazing properties of the caves were discovered by chance