“The air here feels different, doesn’t it?” whispered a man to his companion, as they sat on a bench near the Tężnia solankowa. “Almost like being by the sea.” He wasn’t wrong. The Tężnia Solankowa, a wooden structure resembling a giant gazebo, isn’t by the sea, but it does recreate its unique microclimate. Built in 1978, this open-air inhalatorium is powered by brine extracted from a nearby well. As the brine flows down the branches of blackthorn stacked within the structure, it evaporates. This creates an aerosol rich in minerals, particularly iodine, bromine, calcium, and magnesium. These minerals work wonders on the respiratory system, helping to regenerate the mucous membranes and boost the immune system. The Tężnia Solankowa in Konstancin-Jeziorna is a testament to the healing power of nature, offering a sanctuary for those seeking respiratory relief and a breath of fresh, salty air.
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