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Salt Inhaler for Respiratory Problems

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The effects of the Salt Inhaler and its recommendations for use

Subject of the test
The test is aiming at determining the influence of the salt inhaler on the human organism.

Patients
Aged between 4 and 80 diagnosed with a range of respiratory problems such as COPD, asthma and rhinitis.
23 patients received the salt inhaler and 26 received a placebo inhaler. Patients were advised to use
the inhaler three times a day for 15 minutes each time over the course of 3 weeks.

Measurements

Determination on FEV1 prior to use of the salt inhaler and following a period of use of about 3 weeks by means of LUNGTEST LT100 spirometer.
Inquiry of experiences gained by the users by means of questionnaires.

Results

Effect of treatment	Percentage of patients reporting effect
Easier breathing	83%
Easier expectoration	60%
Night repose improved	70%
Inconvenience improved	61%
Less frequent illness	52%

After how many days did you feel anything?
Typically, 43.5% of the respondents indicated the third day as the time of positive change.

Summary
Significant effects with the use of Salt Inhaler:

Significant improvement in FEV1
Mucus becomes thinner (easier expectoration)
Night suffocation is reduced or ceases
Easier breathing
Improvement of quality of life

Recommendations
To whom is the use of salt inhaler recommended?
Its us is recommended

To everyone living in a polluted environment
To those suffering from allergic rhinitis and asthmatic cough
To everybody suffering from permanent hawking and slight coughing
Following any illness with fever and cough (in order to regenerate the cilia)
To smokers

Impact of the salt inhaler on the user

• Solution of mucus (reducing chronic inflammation)
• Regeneration of cilia
• Reducing the number of pathogenic germs
• Na positive ions engage the pathogens and any other pollutants
• Improvement of respiratory function