I have heard mixed reviews on this subject. I don’t think that there is an scientific proof of its effectiveness.

I have never tried it.

Howdy Sher, I purchased a Himalayan Salt Inhaler several years ago and did not adhere to recommended usage. I wish I had because I would have been able to provide more helpful feedback.

Good luck, Sher, I hope it's beneficial. Nebulizing hypertonic saline - salt water, basically - is more widely studied, Cheaper too, I reckon.

Thanks to all of you.  Take care of yourselves.     Sher

Thanks to all of you.  Take care of yourselves.     Sher

Thanks to all of you.  Take care of yourselves.     Sher

Thanks to all of you.  Take care of yourselves.     Sher

Thanks to all of you.  Take care of yourselves.     Sher

Thanks to all of you.  Take care of yourselves.     Sher

Thanks to all of you.  Take care of yourselves.     Sher

Thanks to all of you.  Take care of yourselves.     Sher

Hello Sher, I am not familiar with salt therapy, but as a rule, it is a good idea to be cautious when using any treatment that isn't recommended by your health care provider. Did you ask their opinion before trying it?

Hello! Below is a review on Salt Rooms, from the Cleveland Clinic: https://health.clevelandclinic.org/salt-cave-benefits

I know that nebulizing saline is supposed to help with sputum. I have mac and normally have no mucus. I did cough up sputum a couple of times in 5 months from nebulizing 3percent.

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Hello! Welcome to the site. Do you nebulize regularly with 3% saline?