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Q: How do I use The Saltpipe?
A: The Saltpipe can be
comfortably held in the hand. Insert the pipe into your mouth and inhale
through your mouth. You do not need
to inhale more deeply than during normal breathing. You should then exhale through the nose
as this ensures that the complete respiratory tract is thoroughly cleansed
and prevents any moisture from your breathe going back into the pipe. You may experience increased expectoration
after use of the pipe which shows the effectiveness of the pipe as it
cleans the respiratory tract. The
pipe should be used continuously for 15 minutes daily.
Q: Is The Saltpipe refillable?
A: The Saltpipe cannot be
refilled as it is a sealed unit.
Q: How long will The Saltpipe last?
A: Up to 5 years of recommended
daily use.
Q: Does The Saltpipe contain rock salt or normal table
salt?
A: Rock salt from the Praid salt mine of Transylvania.
Q: Can I still take my current
medication?
A: As The Saltpipe contains
only natural ingredients there are no side effects and it can be used
alongside any current medication.
This product is not intended to replace current medication or
diagnose or cure any condition.
Please consult a doctor if you are concerned about the applicability
of this product in relation to your own condition.
Q: Can I use The Saltpipe if I am
pregnant?
A: Yes, as it contains only
natural ingredients and has no side effects.
Q: Is the product suitable for
children?
A: The Saltpipe can be used by a
person of any age so long as they are able to inhale through the mouth and
exhale through the nose.
Q: Will The Saltpipe affect my
blood pressure?
A: No, the amount of sodium that
enters the body is very low and will not affect blood pressure. Most of it is then expelled through
exhalation.
Q: How do I Clean and store The
Saltpipe?
A: It is important not to store your
Saltpipe in places of high humidity such as in the bathroom, and it should not
come into contact with water. The Saltpipe, therefore, should be stored in
a dry place and cleaned with a damp cloth only.
Q: Is The Saltpipe a Registered Medical
Device?
A: Yes,
it is a Class I Medical Device
Q: Has The Saltpipe been clinically
tested?
A: Yes
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The Saltpipe
Study
Dr. Zoltan Ronai
(allergy specialist)
Dr. Sarolta Mesko
(allergy and lung specialist, EEI T.B. Clinic)
Dr. Dr Margit Székely (paediatrician, consultant
physician of the Association of Children suffering from Allergy and
Asthma)
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Method
50 people aged between 4 & 80 with either COPD,
Asthma brochiale, Asthma allergica or rhinitis allergica were tested
after using either a placebo pipe or The Saltpipe for 15 minutes, 3 times a day
for 3 weeks.
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Treatment
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Results
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FEV1
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Forced Expiratory Volume during the first second (measured using a Spiro
meter)
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56%
of patients showed a significant improvement of FEV1 (Placebo 34.6%)
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The average FEV1 recovery was 22.1%
(Placebo
15.1%)
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Number of
suffocation/ difficulty in breathing incidents a day
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73.9% of the
patients indicated a positive response (Placebo 11.5%)
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Free
expectoration (ease of coughing up mucus)
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65.2%
reported an improvement in expectoration (the effect is significant) (Placebo
26.9%)
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Night
coughing
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65.4%
reported an improvement (Placebo 23%)
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Speed of
effects
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43.5%
of the patients indicated the third day as the time of positive change. (Placebo 38.4% felt no change,
the others indicating the number of days with significant deviation)
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Summary
of effects through use of The Saltpipe:
Significant improvement in FEV1
Mucus becomes thinner thus easier
expectoration
Night suffocation is reduced or
prevented completely
Easier breathing
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