What is Adventure Therapy?

Cave therapy, known as the "basic surgery" in ancient China, appeared in the Shang and Zhou dynasties, and chose natural rock caves or artificially excavated caves to recuperate and recuperate in order to return to the motherland. Generally, they are sick or aged 60. You need a base, a base, because of its long inheritance, spanning a wide area, the names are also different, there are called "Ji Laodong", "fairy hole", "molting hole", "manzi hole" and so on. Until now, Shengji culture has remained in Taoism and Buddhism. In the Song Dynasty, Wang Chongyang's "Tomb of the Living Dead" was the Shengji cave therapy. Later generations of Shengji rose to a religious blessing ceremony, which is only for human hair. With residence function. Modern people believe that the special climate and environment of natural caves are used to improve the patient's immunity and disease resistance, so as to achieve a therapeutic or rehabilitation effect. The principle is the special microclimate and diffuse negatively charged particles in underground salt caves. This microclimate environment has stable temperature, humidity, and ionic components, lacks bacterial clumps and allergens, and highly negatively charged dry sodium chloride aerosol particles can easily enter the peripheral bronchi and alveoli. It can promote the clearing effect of mucous cilia, stimulate the increase of alveolar macrophages and its phagocytic activity, and have antibacterial and sterilizing effects on the respiratory flora.

Cave therapy

Cave therapy, known as the "basic surgery" in ancient China, appeared in the Shang and Zhou dynasties, and chose natural rock caves or artificially excavated caves to recuperate and recuperate in order to return to the motherland. Generally, they are sick or aged 60. You need a base, a base, because of its long inheritance, spanning a wide area, the names are also different, there are called "Ji Laodong", "fairy hole", "molting hole", "manzi hole" and so on. Until now, Shengji culture has remained in Taoism and Buddhism. In the Song Dynasty, Wang Chongyang's "Tomb of the Living Dead" was the Shengji cave therapy. Later generations of Shengji rose to a religious blessing ceremony, which is only for human hair. With residence function. Modern people believe that the special climate and environment of natural caves are used to improve the patient's immunity and disease resistance, so as to achieve a therapeutic or rehabilitation effect. The principle is the special microclimate and diffuse negatively charged particles in underground salt caves. This microclimate environment has stable temperature, humidity, and ionic components, lacks bacterial clumps and allergens, and highly negatively charged dry sodium chloride aerosol particles can easily enter the peripheral bronchi and alveoli. It can promote the clearing effect of mucous cilia, stimulate the increase of alveolar macrophages and its phagocytic activity, and have antibacterial and sterilizing effects on the respiratory flora.

Chinese name

Cave therapy

Precautions

Well-ventilated oxygen-rich and no harmful gases

Indication group

Mainly used for

The cave with curative effect --- It should be a well-ventilated oxygen-rich cave without harmful gases. And for those deep wells and blind holes is dangerous. Do not use cavern therapy for patients with cardiovascular disease or acute infectious diseases.

Caroline Moyer of the British Asthma Association said: "There is little evidence that this is an effective intervention for asthma." Professor Kian Fan Chung, an asthma expert at the National Heart and Lung Institute at Imperial College London, even called the therapy. As a "joke", although the experiment has positive effects, this underground adventure has no healing effect.