Salt cave and brine graduation tower

The salt cave is a unique room where both the walls, ceiling and floor are covered with salt from the Dead, Baltic and Black Sea. The salt comes in the form of salt blocks, stalactites and crystals, creating a magical atmosphere and a microclimate rich in microelements.The temperature in the salt cave is kept at 20-24 degrees Celsius and the humidity does not exceed 45%. Thanks to a special heating and ventilation system, the salt evaporates, saturating the air with valuable elements and negatively ionised ions. Such conditions are conducive to regeneration and improvement of health.The wealth of microelements contained in salt, the right temperature, air humidity and its high ionisation create a unique microclimate in the salt cave. It is the ideal place to immerse yourself in relaxation, breathing the clean, ionised air, which has a beneficial effect on the respiratory system, skin and general well-being.

A salt cave with a brine graduation tower is a unique structure made of coniferous trees and branches, usually blackthorn. The pumped brine flows down these branches, crashing against them and naturally evaporating. This process creates an aerosol that saturates the air, creating a microclimate that is favourable for inhalation.The air in the salt cave, rich in minerals, salt ions and elements, enters our body through the mucous membranes of the respiratory system and through the skin. The sea microclimate of the salt grotto supports health, improving both physical and mental condition.The salt grotto with a brine graduation tower saturates the air with a whole range of microelements, which bring numerous health benefits. It is a place where you can immerse yourself in relaxation, enjoying the full benefits of the unique microclimate.

The salt grotto with a brine graduation tower saturates the air with a whole range of microelements:

• Iodine: is a key element for the proper functioning of the thyroid gland, as it is essential for the production of thyroid hormones that regulate metabolism and growth.
• Iron: is an important component of hemoglobin in red blood cells, enabling the transport of oxygen to tissues and ensuring the proper functioning of the circulatory system.
• Zinc: is necessary for cell renewal and regeneration processes, increases collagen and elastin production, reduces sebum secretion in the skin, and strengthens the immune system.
• Bromine: soothes the nervous system, destroys pathogenic microorganisms, and regulates skin keratinization, promoting its renewal.
• Selenium: acts as an important antioxidant in the body, helping to protect cells from the action of free radicals and supporting the immune system, slowing down the skin ageing process.
• Potassium: is responsible for the proper functioning of muscles, the nervous system, and the body's water balance. Additionally, it helps stabilize blood pressure, improves brain oxygenation, and enhances skin circulation.
• Calcium: is extremely important for controlling cellular metabolism and is a key element in bone tissue structure. Additionally, it eliminates muscle cramps, supports the proper functioning of the nervous system, and positively affects lowering high blood pressure, improving circulation, and strengthening the body's immune system.
• Magnesium: is essential for the optimal development and proper functioning of the entire body. It has a beneficial effect on the cardiovascular system. It stabilizes and relaxes the nervous system, allowing the brain to function more efficiently. Furthermore, it improves memory, concentration, and has anti-stress effects.
• Copper: is an essential element for the production of enzymes responsible for metabolic processes and is also important for maintaining the proper structure of bones, blood vessels, and the nervous system. It plays a significant role in collagen production, a protein found in bones, skin, and connective tissue, and has antifungal properties.