A dry salt inhaler using the benefit of ancient salt-cave therapy to maintain an optimum respiratory function.

Harness the proven healing power of salt cave therapy with the Cisca Saltpipe. A simple and natural device to make a real difference to your health, which lasts up to 5 years.

Invented in Hungary, the Cisca Saltpipe is a ceramic dry salt inhaler with an inbuilt filter. Each filter uses 50-60 grams of select Halite salt crystals formed in Hungarian caves around 20 million years ago. Its unique ergonomic design makes it both comfortable and convenient to use. The Cisca Saltpipe comes filled with enough salt crystals to last up to 5 years based on daily usage.

Originally developed specifically to aid breathing and address respiratory disorders, the Cisca Saltpipe has now also been found to improve overall well being. Its detoxifying properties help the absorption of oxygen. Users have found a marked improvement in their general state of health simply by breathing through the pipe for just 15 minutes a day.

Air is purified as it is drawn over the salt crystals and the sensation is very much like taking in a deep breath of fresh air at the seaside. The salt micro-particles penetrate deep into the lungs unclogging blockages in the bronchi and bronchioles by restoring the normal transport of mucus. The particles also kill the microbes which can lead to inflammation of lung tissue.

The amount of salt inhaled through the pipe is little more than a microgram, so whilst it offers real benefits to the respiratory system it has no adverse effects on blood pressure. The Cisca Saltpipe can be used to complement current medication without any side effects. The Saltpipe is a natural device and it can be used complementary to current medication without side effects.

Customer Reviews for Cisca Saltpipe

2nd Jun 2011

Reviewed by Charlie parker

Bought the pipe to keep my sinuses and chest in good health and so far it seems to be working the purchase was prompted by an episode of glue ear which I'd had for three months possibly due to a bad cold and cpap therapy this was eventually cleared by a course of steroids from the doctor however since then my ears are fine and hopefully will stay that way.

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