Halotherapy (Salt Therapy) at Modern Alternatives

Breathe Better, Feel Better, Live Better

At Modern Alternatives in Wisconsin, we specialize in halotherapy, also known as salt therapy — a natural, safe, and effective wellness practice designed to support respiratory health, allergy relief, skin rejuvenation, and immune system strength. Whether you’re seeking preventative care or restorative healing, halotherapy can help you breathe easier and feel renewed.

What Is Halotherapy?

Halotherapy uses a state‑of‑the‑art halogenerator to crush pure, pharmaceutical‑grade salt into microscopic particles. These particles are dispersed into the air inside our relaxing Halo Chamber, where they are inhaled deep into the lungs and absorbed by the skin.

Benefits of halotherapy may include:

  • Clearing mucus and opening airways for easier breathing

  • Reducing inflammation and allergy symptoms

  • Supporting recovery from colds, flu, pneumonia, and even post‑COVID respiratory issues

  • Improving skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and acne

  • Boosting immunity with antibacterial and anti‑inflammatory properties

Himalayan salt lamp emitting warm orange glow on a wooden surface with a white ceramic vase and dried flowers in the background.

Why Choose Modern Alternatives?

  • Private Halo Chamber: Enjoy the benefits of a large salt room in just 10 minutes, without sharing the space with strangers.

  • Certified Halotherapist: Our trained staff ensures a safe, comfortable, and effective experience.

  • Convenient Sessions: Perfect for busy schedules — quick, restorative, and deeply relaxing.

What to Expect During Your Session

  • Clothing: Salt is safe for clothing. For skin benefits, wear shorts and a tank top to expose more skin.

  • Safety: Halotherapy is generally safe for adults and children. Mild side effects such as coughing or mucus release are signs of airways clearing.

  • Restrictions: Not recommended for individuals with hyperthyroidism, severe heart conditions, active infections, or open wounds. Pregnant women should consult their physician before beginning halotherapy.

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FAQs

  • Our certified Halotherapist will set you up in our relaxing, state-of-the-art Halo Chamber in which you can get the same benefit of an hour in a large salt room in just 10 minutes, which is perfect for busy schedules and people who do not wish to share this time with strangers.

  • The salt is safe for clothing. If you are wanting skin benefits, you will want as much skin showing as possible while in the chamber so wearing shorts and a T-shirt or tank top is suggested.

  • Halotherapy can be used for:
    Lung infection
    Throat infections and tonsilitis
    Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
    Emphysema and smoker’s cough
    Respiratory allergies
    Ear infections
    Asthma
    Bronchitis
    Cold and cough
    Pneumonia
    Sinusitis and Rhinitis
    Cystic fibrosis
    Breathing problems due to Covid-19
    Acne and rosacea
    Skin allergies
    Rash
    Eczema
    Psoriasis
    Dermatitis
    Fungal infections
    Wrinkles and signs of aging

    Although halotherapy is recognized as an effective wellness practice for preventative and restorative health care, is not a medical treatment and does not offer a cure.

  • Our state-of-the-art halogenerator crushes pure, dry pharmaceutical-grade salt into microparticles that are aerosolized into the air and inhaled deep into the lungs. Halotherapy helps clear mucous from airways, opens constricted airways, and is antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, immunity-boosting, and anti-allergenic.

  • Halotherapy is generally very safe, including for children who typically respond more quickly to halotherapy than adults. Some people may experience some mild side effects including increased cough and mucous secretion due to nasal passages clearing out. This actually means it is helping. Rarely, you may notice skin irritation or conjunctivitis.

  • Halotherapy is not recommended for people with hyperthyroidism, high blood pressure, active contagious diseases, certain heart problems, respiratory failure, certain blood disorders such as anemia and clotting issues, active fever, open wounds, cancer, and claustrophobia. Pregnant women should consult their physician prior to using halotherapy. It is always a good idea for everyone to consult a physician prior to using any alternative or complementary health technique. Results may vary.

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