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The study conducted by Dr. Alina V. Chervinskaya from the Central Medical Unit #122 of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency in Saint-Petersburg, Russia,
The study, “Salt caves as simulation of natural environment and significance of halotherapy,” conducted by Joanna Zając, Iwona Bojar, Jadwiga Helbin, Emilia Kolarzyk, and
The study conducted by B. Opriţa, C. Pandrea, B. Dinu, and B. Aignătoaie from the Bucharest Emergency Hospital investigates the effects of halotherapy, specifically
In a study conducted by Alina V. Chervinskaya and colleagues in St. Petersburg, Russia, the effects of dry sodium chloride aerosol (DSCA) on the
The research conducted by Alina V. Chervinskaya and Nora A. Zilber from Saint-Petersburg Pavlov National Medical University and Aeromed (Saint-Petersburg, Russia) explores the effectiveness
In her review, A. V. Chervinskaya examines the method of halotherapy, particularly focusing on the therapeutic use of controlled salt microclimates found in halo
Research into Halotherapy has demonstrated its significant benefits for a range of chronic respiratory diseases, including asthma, COPD, bronchitis, and sinusitis. A notable study,
In her study presented at the 35th Congress of the International Society of Medical Hydrology & Climatology, Alina V. Chervinskaya from the Baltic Association
The research conducted by Anita A. Wasik and Tamara Tuuminen explores the effectiveness of salt therapy, particularly halotherapy, as a complementary treatment for respiratory
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