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Pink Himilayan Salt Lamp





Here's another alternative to sleep meds, and a simple (reasonably priced) remedy for a host of conditions you may be suffering from.  

The simplicity of the Himalayan pink salt lamps is what makes this product so awesome.  Yes, all it requires you to do is to plug it up.  That's it!  So it's a winner, no-brainer, why-not?, purchase.  

Read more on how this lamp can fix your problems below.

So, I've loved mine from day one.  My lamp sits on a nightstand next to the bed.  I close the bedroom and closet doors, with the goal of absorbing as much of the benefits as possible.  One concern you may have with your lamp is the lighting, if you have trouble sleeping in a less-than pitch dark room.  And if so, just use it during the day while you are awake. 

The lamp can remove all sorts of 'bad stuff' from the air you breath in your home;  in-door air pollutants, pollen, dust, chemicals and contaminants.  You'll probably notice more restful sleeping, controlled breathing, and an overall change in respiratory concerns. 

Because the average salt lamp is the size of a typical table lamp, it's likely that you will need to place your lamp in a smaller place, like your bedroom as I mentioned above, or purchase several lamps to place across your home.  This allows your lamp to really do it's job on your home and body! 


Here's a quick list showing you just why you need a lamp(s)






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