Salt chambers (cave salt treatment) - true or false?

I have recently come across quite interesting topic - salt chambers. I have visited a few manufacturers' websites (like: saltchamber.com, saltcaves.snk.pl) and I found out that salt treatment have been practised in some of European countries for a long time. They moreover claim that such treatment can be helpful in soothing some effects of diseases like asthma or bronchitis. Is it possible? I would like to invest some money in such facility (they are quite impressive visually) and I would be most grateful if anyone could provide me with data concerning this issue.  

[FaithFriend]

It is not only possible, but probable! The good news is that people don't have to spend a small fortune travelling far away to visit these salt chambers or salt mines. These methods are based on speleotherapy, or salt cave therapy where sojourners come from all around the world to spend A LOT of time in these chambers, usually and up to 3 weeks at a time to get the therapeutic results that speleotherapy offers.

Better yet is halotherapy, or salt therapy where you bring the mine to your home. You can visit this type of mobile mineral mine at:

http://www.saltrocks.org

You will find loads of research there to find out more about speleotherapy, halotherapy and the smart little device called the salt pipe inhaler that is a natural respiratory relief for yes, like you mentioned, all that ails the respiratory tract including but not limited to: asthma, allergies, night coughing, breathlessness, wheezing, acute and chronic bronchitis, whooping cough, pleurisy (inflammation of the lung lining), cystic fibrosis and other infectious respiratory diseases.

Best Wishes on Your Endeavor!

Your Friend in Faith