Cisca Saltpipe Web Site Terms & Conditions (taken from current website)
These Terms and Conditions govern your use of the Cisca Saltpipe website www.thesaltpipe.co.uk and www.thesaltpipe.com and your relationship with Cisca Limited. Please read them carefully as they affect your rights and liabilities under the law. If you do not agree to these Terms and Conditions, please do not register for or use the Site.
We got the letter from our customer whose husband has used the pipe for 3-4 years to said the pipe has kept him well.
“I was told I had asthma over a year ago, I duty fully tried the inhalers they give you and decided within days that I would rather have asthma than inhale chemicals that could only be bad for me, I suffered for nearly a year, struggling to get my lungs open enough to be able to just walk quickly and there were times that I nearly gave in and went back to the chemical inhalers, then along came cisca….. an advert on my facebook page changed my life, I bought the pipe and in a week I was able to breathe, in two weeks I could run and now after 1 month I can do anything and not get out of breath or gasp for breath when I have exerted myself, THANK YOU CISCA SALT PIPE you saved me from being having a very reduced quality of life. I recommend this pipe to anyone who has breathing difficulties”
Dany S.
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” I thought you may like to know that this is my second Saltpipe. My first which I bought about 6 years ago seemed to be past its best. When you recent advert in the Daliymail appeared so I am no thankfully able to reorder. I was diagnosed with COPD 10 years ago, My Breathing was beginning to deteriorate before I started using my pipe. Since using it regularly the breathing problem has not deteriorated in fact improved. I still use my inhalers but have not had to increase the dosage. Thank you Cisca!!!” Mrs. Bennett
The shop will be closed from 29th Dec 2012 to 12th Jan 2013 for New Year Holiday. Order during this time will be posted on 14th Jan 2013. The last day of posting before New Year is 29th Dec 2012. We also would like to take this opportunity to wish you a Merry X-mas and Happy New Year.
This is a review of Cisca Saltpipe we found on the internet from one of our customers using the saltpipe. http://www.ciao.co.uk/Cisca_Salt_Pipe__Review_6026797 Thank you so much for this review and I hope this will be helpful for several people seeking for alternative natural way to improve your health.
This is from http://www.mumsnet.com/qanda/dr-mike-thomas
onesmallkayak: My oldest daughter started Ventolin syrup at three for night-time coughing, and at age 24 is a regular user of various inhalers. She is two inches shorter than predicted.
When my second daughter, 16 years younger, started night-time coughing at three, I avoided the Ventolin route and tried massage and steamers, etc. I started her on a salt pipe at about age four and this, I believe, has made the biggest single difference.
Instead of being up through the night with her coughing she could have a last session at about 11pm and sleep through. She shows hardly any asthmatic tendencies now she is seven.
My oldest daughter, who is now a nurse, tells me that there is sound evidence that salt pipes relieve symptoms and help strengthen the air pipe such that it is less likely to collapse inwards, but this only occurs in small children; it is too late for her. However, she says, GPs are reluctant to recommend it in case parents fail to use Ventolin in a life-threatening situation. Can you please recommend a salt pipe to all the young mothers in this chat room? It is no fun growing up chronic asthmatic. If a salt pipe reduces the triggers and makes the difference, as with my second daughter, then shouldn’t it be the first choice for small children?
DrMikeThomas: Unfortunately, the evidence for salt pipes as having a big role in routine asthma care just isn’t there at the moment. As asthma is an intrinsically variable condition, it can be quite hard to be sure what has made a difference. Experimenting with complementary and alternative treatments seems fine to me, but I would advise that this is done in collaboration with your nurse and/or GP, and to continue with the usual treatment while this is done
Saltpipe inhalers are hand held ceramic containers filled with Halite salt crystals, which were formed around 20 million years ago in Hungarian and Transylvanian salt caves. See more on http://www.akeso.co/articles/2012-06-28/saltpipe-%E2%80%93-does-it-work-for-copd-or-asthma
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