Salt lamps

I never saw such a thing before, but it was at the bottom of the page
I was posting on in the ads, and I clicked it.

Perla was just talking about using the Himalayan salts recently.

I like just looking at their photo, think I'll get one to try asap. I
have asthma too.

http://www.natural-salt-lamps.com 

snoshoe_2 wrote:
> I never saw such a thing before, but it was at the bottom of the page
> I was posting on in the ads, and I clicked it.
>
> Perla was just talking about using the Himalayan salts recently.
>
> I like just looking at their photo, think I'll get one to try asap. I
> have asthma too.

I bought one of these salt lamps a year or two ago, placed it next
to my computer, and within minutes I found it extremely agitating.
Of course, I'm sure that some people benefit from these, but not
me...

Marc

Did you happen to try it in another area, far from the pc? Just
curious, because I know putting things near it seems to change how
beneficial or not it is sometimes. Maybe a combination of
frequencies making a bothersome one, I don't know.

Thought of something I can try in the meantime. I put a metal tea
candle holder with an oil/potpourri dish on it on top of the propane
heater with sea salt in it. When it gets warm enough, it should have
the same effect as they talked about on the salt lamp page. Just
might not be as constant, or near as strong, but if I can have
negative ions produced w/o adding electricity to do it, it's a plus.

~ Snoshoe


--- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@u...> wrote:

>
> I bought one of these salt lamps a year or two ago, placed it next
> to my computer, and within minutes I found it extremely agitating.
> Of course, I'm sure that some people benefit from these, but not
> me...
>
> Marc
>

> Did you happen to try it in another area, far from the pc?

I didn't experiment much with it. Being by the PC is the
only thing which really gives me problems, so if it didn't
work there, there was really no other useful place for it
for me.

Marc