Original Himalayan Crystal Salt Inhaler for Bronchial and Lung Health | Made in USA

I am using this product now. I have cystic fibrosis but in a lesser way than most but it does get worse as you age unfortunately, been so since I was 3. I follow the CF program but thru an alternative approach and it seems to be keeping things under control with effort. I find it helpful but I still use my regular inhaler. What I am finding out is that when I drink the himalayan salt twice a day (solay water--concentrated himalayan salt process) that is helping. I drink one teaspoon in the morning and the evening; most people need just one teaspoon for the day, but with CF more salt in the diet is needed. It doesn't taste to bad. That approach is making some differences. I use the himalayan salt inhaler along with my other inhaler. The salt inhaler makes my lungs feel good: it seems to help break up the thick mucus in the lungs if you use it regularly, like 20 minutes or more a day. (Asthma is a lower tract problem visiting the lungs or at least if you read about asthma ascarsis it has a full cycle from the lower tract into the lungs. Not a fun problem. It isn't genetic but a bacterium that is very hard to kill, but with the salt program and probiotics/prebiotics, asthma you can get rid of.) CF is a real physical problem in the DNA: a gene issue. The drinking of the himalayan salt helps to alkalize the body but it also does some unique tricks of its own for what it is. It is a wonderful mineral supplement of many minerals in addition to the salt. Salt kills anything and is a killer of germs and helps with infections of the lungs also. It is good with bronchitis also. The process has to be used daily as the fight to keep the lid on it is always there for most lung issues. CF isn't an easy problem that can be resolved, but controlled. The salt inhaler I really like. It makes my lungs feel good. I can breathe a lot deeper with it I've noticed. I've had mine many months now and progress is good with it. Please note I am not talking about table salt or sea salt of any kind; I am talking about the himalayan salt. It is the only one that has this incredible balancing and healing property to it. I am seeing some wonderful results by drinking it. And believe me lung problems have been so miserable for me that drinking it is nothing. If that solves the problem and gives me my life back and my energy, I can handle it. The salt inhaler is incredible. Highly recommended.

The original is really the best. I tried cheaper versions, but went back to this one(I leant my original out to a friend to help her sick kids).It’s so cleansing and knocked my respiratory cold out flat!! I also use it for sinus by blocking one nostril and put the mouthpiece up to the other nostril and inhale so it goes all throughout my sinus cavity. This is sturdy & the way the cavity is constructed I can really smell the salt in the air coming through which is what you need like you are near the ocean(salty air). It’s also great to therapeutically cleans the lungs once a week.

Definitely helped clear my lungs. Would certainly recommend

The product does NOT work. Save your money. I used it every day for over two months. It did not ease my breathing significantly, and the salt irritated my bronchial tubes, causing occasional coughing fits even when not using the pipe. For people like me, this product may actually be more harmful than helpful. I did find, after removing the salt and washing out the pipe, that breathing through the pipe helps my breathing a little when I am having mild asthma symptoms. The size of the pipe and its air flow restriction because of the small air intake holes forces you to open your mouth widely and draw air in long slow deep breaths. This method of breathing for about five or ten minutes actually does open and smooth out my breathing, but you don't need a pipe for that. Just open your mouth widely and breathe slowly and very deeply, exhaling through your nostrils. You will get the same amount of relief as the pipe provides without the coughing and irritated bronchial tubes. This leads me to conclude that most asthma sufferers need to learn how to breathe properly to reduce their symptoms. Using a salt pipe doesn't help and may make you worse.

I was a bit skeptical about inhaling sea salt and having any impact whatsoever, but I had heard great things from a lot of people that had tried it after Dr. Oz recommended it. I had a terrible chest cold (which for me turns into bronchitis yearly) and was miserable, so I thought I would give it a try before I had to use antibiotics or deal with my breathing getting any worse. I received the product very quickly through Amazon Prime 2 day and it was packaged properly and as described. I breathed slowly in through my mouth and out through my nose for about 15 minutes in the morning and before bed while reading a book. I noticed a slight improvement after the first day, and more and more improvement over the next 2 days. By day 4 I was feeling great, and I never recover from a chest cold this bad, this quickly. I had had to sleep sitting up in the recliner due to coughing every time I tried to lie flat prior to getting the Crystal Salt Inhaler and nothing else was working. This definitely helped with my sinuses and lungs, and I noticed my allergies were not as bad as they normally are with the change from summer to autumn each year. I have already bought another as a gift for my best friend, and will continue to use it to lessen my allergy problems. One friend said it took her a week and a half to notice a difference but her symptoms weren't as severe. Another who has been using one for a year (different brand) said that she has to use her prescription asthma inhaler twice as often if she travels without this. Now that I'm not sick, I just use it once a day, before bedtime, but I would definitely recommend twice a day for the first couple of weeks or when you are fighting severe allergies or asthma. I don't know why it works, but it does! Let me know if you have any questions in the comments and I'll be happy to provide any answers I can.

I ordered one for my husband and was so pleased I ordered a second one for myself. The second one was not manufactured properly and didn't work at all. There is a separator inside, which is supposed to have holes in it. Mine didn't have the separator. Since it's porcelain, and access to the interior is difficult, I can't drill holes to make it work. And I can't return it. So, it's a crap shoot. I will be ordering mine from a different company.

I love this salt inhaler! I ordered it after researching natural remedies for breathing problems after exposure to off gassing from chemicals used in the refinishing floors in one of the apartments where I live. I became very sick with asthma and pain in the chest, dizziness and horrible sinus problems, unfortunately common side effects with off gassing from toxic chemicals. I began using this salt inhaler regularly and had immediate results! I could breathe without pain and my airways opened up from regular use. Now I use it as preventative medicine to keep my lungs and respiratory system healthy. Because I use it throughout the day, taking conscious breaths so often and have several in my apartment, as reminders, my breathing is better than before I got sick from the allergic reaction to the refinishing floor products. I shared this information with my naturopath and bought one for her recently. I have bought many since to share with others who have allergies and others who just want to stay as healthy as possible. Friends and family have been so excited to learn about and get to experience the positive benefits of such a simple and powerful natural remedy! Also, the cylindrical packaging was beautiful and it was packed with such care. This was the best purchase ever which has changed my life!

This is my second salt inhaler. The first one cracked because it was plastic. I suspect plastic and salt are not a good combination. This inhaler is entirely pottery except for the silicone plug in the bottom and the salt itself. It looks and feels like the type of glazed pottery my grandmother had around the house. There is enough weight to feel solid in the hand and to sit solidly on the nightstand or countertop. It feels solid, but it is light enough that even a feeble person could handle it. I was forced to use prescription inhalers for several years before I discovered salt inhalers. The prescription inhalers all had side effects. I have had no side effects from salt inhalers, and I think salt works better than the prescription ones do for me and my lung congestion. This unit was a little more expensive than the plastic ones, but it seems to be worth it. It is pottery, but it is sturdy. It would probably shatter if it hit a cement floor, but mine has survived a couple of drops from my desk to the carpeted floor. It doesn't seem fragile.