Massage therapist Linda Printz focuses on a holistic approach for all of her patients, staying away from traditional medicine. “I just want my clients to feel better,” says Printz. One way she's doing that? Halotherapy, a holistic approach that mimics a replica of a salt cave. It took Printz nine long months to create her own salt cave, and now her dream is a reality.
In Salt of the Earth's Himalayan Salt Cave, complete with 7,000 pounds of salt, patients can touch and play with loose Himalayan salt, which helps to ease skin irritations like eczema, psoriasis and rosacea. Dry salt is dispersed into the air through a halogenerator, which helps those with respiratory ailments such as asthma or allergies. The negative ions also help aid patients with stress and anxiety. Easing the mind, body and soul, the salt comprises 84 trace minerals that the body needs but loses with age. To reap the health benefits, one should visit the cave as often as possible.
628 Twin Ponds Rd., Breinigsville | 484.225.0448 | twinpondscenter.com/salt-cave
