Saltpipe Inhaler

February 13, 2016 by Jurgen

Bringing the benefits of salt mine therapy to your home.

Increased air pollution is contributing to a growing number of people suffering from breathing difficulties. Hay fever, asthma and other respiratory disorders are on the increase. The salty atmospheres of salt mines have been used for centuries to ease the symptoms of respiratory system disorders.

The Saltpipe with salt from the Transylvanian Praid Salt Mine, is a handy inhaler that brings the benefits of salt mine therapy to your home. Its salty microclimate calms the cells of the respiratory system and induces their natural self-cleansing mechanism.

A few minutes regular daily use

Helps you breathe more easily
Assists recovery from respiratory illness
Helps cleanse the respiratory system

The salty microclimate may be beneficial for

Pollen and other allergies
Asthma
Common cold and other infections
Smokers and ex-smokers
Problems caused by smoking
Snoring

Can be used with prescribed inhalers.

At first you may experience some coughing or sneezing, as your system clears, this is normal. The effectiveness of The Higher Nature Saltpipe™ has been proven in clinical trials. The Higher Nature Saltpipe™ is a registered Class IIa medical device.

Euphrasia – Eyebright

February 1, 2016 by Jurgen

Euphrasia officinalis

USES: Inflammation of the eyelids (blepharitis); Irritated, itchy eyes; Conjunctivitis; Hayfever

HOW IT WORKS: Euphrasia is astringent, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and anticatarrhal.

Euphrasia contains a number of important constituents which include an iridoid (aucubin), caffeic acid and tannins. The tanins are astringents which help to dry up secretions and have the ability to relieve inflammatory conditions of the mucous membranes. Caffeic acid has an antiseptic action while aucubin has anti-inflammatory action – properties which enhance the action of Euphrasia in these inflammatory conditions.

Amber Beads

January 16, 2016 by Jurgen

Amber is a natural resin which oozed out of a tree and eventually fossilised between recent times and a few hundred million years ago. The Baltic region is home to the largest known deposit of amber, where it was produced by extinct coniferous trees. Amber is not a stone, therefore it is light and warm to touch.

Amber beads

How does amber work?

Wearing amber as a bracelet or necklace close to the skin is a traditional European remedy. The warmth of the skin triggers the fossilised resin to release its natural oils. A natural analgesic, amber will help children and adults. Used for centuries in Europe, amber has natural anti-inflammatory and pain relieving properties.

Natural amber is high in succinic acid, it can contain as much as 8% by weight. Succinic acid is used in the Krebs cycle (citric acid cycle), which refers to a complex series of chemical reactions in all cells that utilize oxygen as part or their respiration process. The Krebs cycle is a vital part of the energy production process in all living beings.

Amber releases its therapeutic properties safely and naturally.