HALO ONE® Halotherapy Generator
CLEARLIGHT HALO ONE HALOTHERAPY
The HALO ONE Halotherapy generator is a practical and therapeutic option for incorporating salt therapy into your wellness routine. Your HALO ONE can be used both in your Clearlight infrared sauna or your home or office.
This quiet, easy-to-operate award-winning device utilizes a liquid saline mixture of micronized salt particles which are then dispersed into the air. The HALO ONE is the only halotherapy generator producing salt particles between 1-10 microns. We create the salt particles with our Vibrating Mesh technology. This means the salt will reach more area of your lungs than any other halotherapy on the market, helping you breathe easier.
ABOUT HALOTHERAPY
Halotherapy, also known as Salt Therapy is a holistic approach that mimics the microclimate of a salt cave. Salt air is vaporized into micro-sized particles and dispersed into the air.
The patent-pending technology of the HALO ONE starts with a 3% pharmaceutical-grade saline solution. The solution is vaporized and then pushed through a Vibrating Mesh to create salt particles between 1-10 microns. The micro-sized salt particles are then dispersed into the air for you to breath in. (We recommend a maximum room size of 10’x10’ / 300*300cm)
See more halotherapy benefits and methods for adding salt therapy to your Clearlight infrared sauna.
SALT THERAPY FOR YOUR ROUTINE
Halotherapy offers the best results when practiced regularly. The benefits are cumulative, so consistency and frequency are the key. People with chronic issues will benefit greatly from using the HALO ONE at least 3-4 times a week. Those who are looking to incorporate Salt Therapy into their regular wellness routine would benefit from a weekly session.
The single-use HALO ONE saline cartridge will last up to 20 minutes.
HALOTHERAPY BENEFITS
The powerful healing properties of halotherapy are earning the attention of some of the world’s most advanced medical institutions and publications. Many believe that when people inhale this salty air, it can help stimulate the respiratory system, reduce inflammation, fight infection, clear blockages and reduce discomfort.
Halotherapy is believed to be antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, and can help with excessive mucus, pathogen agents, digestive issues, depression, skin conditions, and immune system oversensitivity. With all these benefits, it is easy to see that incorporating salt therapy into your life can help improve overall wellness.
Health benefits of salt therapy include aid in treatment of the following conditions:
Asthma | Colds | Depression |
Chronic Bronchitis | Ear Infections | Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) |
Breathlessness | Sinus Infections | Psoriasis |
Chest Tightness | Allergies | Eczema |
Tonsillitis | Hay Fever | Acne |
Laryngitis | Snoring | Rosacea |
COPD | Sleep Apnea | Dry Skin |
Cystic Fibrosis | Insomnia | Rashes |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT HALOTHERAPY
Are there any side effects to salt therapy?
There are typically no side effects other than the taste of salt and potentially thirst or a scratchy throat. However, if someone is on any medications or suffers from any serious medical issue please seek medical advice before any therapy.
When should halotherapy be avoided (contraindications)?
Halotherapy is a natural therapy however any clients who have any serious health conditions or women who are pregnant should always seek proper medical advice before using the HALOONE®.
Contraindications include:
- Infections associated with a fever
- Respiratory system cancers
- Tuberculosis
- Cardiac disease patients
- Acute respiratory disease
- Severe hypertension
- Chronic obstructive lung diseases
What kind of salt is used?
99.99% pure sodium chloride (Pharmaceutical grade salt). It contains no fillers or caking agents. It comes from a natural source and it is naturally processed to remove all of its impure elements. It is the same salt that hospitals use and is the same type of salt used in Halotherapy research.
How was salt therapy discovered?
20 million years ago Eastern Europe was partially covered by a shallow sea. With the disappearance of the sea, large amounts of layered salt were left behind. In the 14th century people started to mine salt for their own use and for sale. Large salt mines were developed in the south of Poland near Krakow leaving huge chambers deep in the mountains. Over time, it was discovered that salt miners, as a result of working in the salt mines, had very few respiratory conditions, looked much younger than their age and rarely got sick.
How long has salt therapy been used?
In the 1840s, a Polish doctor named Feliks Boczkowski noticed something interesting while treating workers in the Wieleczka Salt Mines. Unlike other miners who routinely experienced lung problems from breathing in the pollutants in the mines, he found that patients rarely had respiratory issues. Boczkowski attributed this to the high salt content in the cave’s microclimate and he published a treatise detailing his theories in 1843. Several years later one of his pupils opened the first salt inhalation clinic in Poland.
This was not the first-time people had drawn the connection between salt content in the air and improved respiratory health. Catholic monks in Europe regularly brought people with respiratory issues into salt caves and then crushed the salt with their feet to release it into the air. Salt therapy was also used in the days of ancient Greece and Rome.
Is there research to support salt therapy?
Yes! More information about halotherapy/salt therapy can be found through the following sites:
- Halotherapy for Treatment of Respiratory Diseases
- Halotherapy application in skin and dermatology programs
- Salt caves as simulation of natural environment and significance of halotherapy
- Halotherapy and COPD
- Double-blind placebo-controlled randomized clinical trial on the efficacy of Aerosal in the treatment of sub-obstructive adenotonsillar hypertrophy and related diseases
- Effect of Dry Sodium chloride Aerosol On The Respiratory Tract of Tobacco Smokers
- Halotherapy, A Naturopathic Breath of Fresh Air
- The effect of salt chamber treatment on bronchial hyperresponsiveness in asthmatics
- Dry sodium chloride aerosol against acute respiratory infections
- Halotherapy of Respiratory Diseases
- Halotherapy with Asthma and COPD
- Respiratory Hygiene in Health Resort Medicine
SALT THERAPY AT HOME
Incorporate a salt sauna or salt room into your home wellness routine by adding the Clearlight HALO ONE. Give us a call today at 800.798.1779 to speak to a wellness specialist.