Why salt therapy is making a real comeback in modern wellness with renewed interest in its respiratory and skin healing benefits.

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Halotherapy, or dry salt therapy, is a non-invasive treatment where recipients breathe in micro-sized particles of pure salt to promote wellness.

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But Worthley thought the size of the salt particles were strange, “much larger than that of table salt,” he would later write in his report of the arrest.

The particles then rain down to form this familiar homogeneous circular deposit of salt. By dropping larger particles from a greater height, the rings can appear more circular.