<p>The salt room session involves sitting in an environment where one breathes air enriched with fine salt particles. It has a general strengthening effect on the body and is actively used for prophylaxis and rehabilitation after respiratory diseases. The salt room’s atmosphere improves the condition of the nasal mucous membranes. It is recommended for individuals who have quit smoking and need respiratory system recovery. The relaxation and calming effects help manage stress and normalize sleep. This method is particularly effective in treating ENT diseases, frequent colds, and general respiratory problems. Speleotherapy is also indicated for nervous disorders, anxiety, and sleep problems caused by stress.</p><ul><li>bronchial asthma;</li><li>bronchitis and other respiratory diseases;</li><li>hypertension;</li><li>skin diseases;</li><li>joint diseases.</li></ul>

<p><strong>Magnetic therapy</strong> is a method of treatment with fixed and variable low-frequency magnetic field. This therapy is prescribed as a branch of treatment for the improvement of the general condition of the organism, immunostimulatory effect, reduction of pain, treatment of neuroses, stress, depression, improvement of peripheral blood circulation. Dosed magnetic field helps to stabilize arterial pressure. The effect of the magnetic field was irreplaceable in the prevention of some diseases:</p><ul><li>&nbsp;Chronic pains (migraines, joint pains of different origins, hard-to-heal wounds, diseases of internal organs)</li><li>&nbsp;Prevention of hypertension</li><li>&nbsp;Neurological conditions (stress, depression, impaired attention, excessive fatigue, decreased labor activity, unconsciousness)</li></ul>

<p><strong>Shockwave Therapy (ESWT)</strong> is a treatment method based on the application of powerful sound waves generated outside the body to the affected area using a special applicator. This therapy is commonly used to treat various orthopedic issues such as elbow, ankle, and shoulder pain, as well as pseudoarthrosis.</p><p>The procedure is conducted using a specialized device that generates low-frequency sound waves (acoustic waves). These acoustic waves penetrate the tissues and reach the bone.</p><p><strong>During the procedure, patients commonly report the following effects:</strong></p><ul><li>Increased blood flow at the contact area of the device;</li><li>Reduction in acute and chronic pain;</li><li>Decrease in local inflammation and swelling;</li><li>Improved overall mood and well-being.</li></ul>