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47 | O akville B eaver | T hursday,D ecem ber 5,2019 insidehalton.com LOWER THAN BOXING DAY! OWOW LOOO LOOO ALSO AVAILABLE - 65" #122506 $798 55" 4K SMART #122505 · 3HDMI · 60 HZ#122505 · 3HDMI · 60 HZ $547 SAVE $150 4K SMART 55" 20$ DELIVERY! FIRST TIME EVER! NOOOBODY! Stressed out? Feeling anxious? Perhaps visiting the Oakville Salt Cave can help you out. Anna Bury acquired the location with two massage beds, an infrared sauna and the one-of-a-kind salt cave - a halotherapy treat- ment grotto. Bury, a past health-care employee with a dream, has built a comfortable, clean and professional en- vironment to help people get away from daily stress and anxiety. She prides herself on exceptional guest relationships and customer service. "To provide wellness therapy to all people in or- der to relieve stress and tension, to improve range of motion and circulation, to enhance a state of well- being and offer a preven- tive lifestyle through all services provided by the spa in a professional man- ner," she states of the spa's goals. How does salt therapy work? The micro-climate envi- ronment in the salt cave is ionized and saturated with a natural substance of a low concentration of high- ly dispersed aerosol of dry saline (salt). It is formed naturally through the transfer of particles in the atmosphere from the salt walls, and combines with the controlled tempera- ture and humidity to simu- late that of the cave, which creates a hypo-bacterial and allergen-free air envi- ronment. As the salt is in- haled while sitting in the room, it travels through the sinuses and respirato- ry tract absorbing mois- ture, cleansing, clearing mucus and killing bacter- ia. The salt therapy room- has been designed to allow eight people to enjoy a therapy session at the one time. Salt therapy is used by some as a preventive mea- sure to avoid common colds and flu and other re- spiratory viruses. Others use it to treat a specific con- dition such as asthma. Some people say they have experienced relief from symptoms in as littlefrom symptoms in as littlef as two visits. Others take more visits to see results. It also helps with skin issues, relieving dry, itchy or red irritated skin, with reduction in swelling and itching. Other services in- clude massages inside the salt cave, yoga classes, in- frared sauna, RMT mas-frared sauna, RMT mas-f sage (deep tissue, relaxing, Swedish), Thai massage and reflexology. Salt Cave also offers products like natural cos- metics, essential oils, colla- gen supplements, Himala- yan salt products, plant-de- rived minerals, gemstones and jewelry. Go to www.oakvillesalt- cave.com to learn more. BUSINESS OAKVILLE SALT CAVE SPA: RELAX, UNWIND, GET HEALTHY OAKVILLE SALT CAVE ADDRESS: 302 Lakeshore Rd. E. PHONE: 905-338-5555 HOURS: Monday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday: closed Wednesday to Friday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Anna Bury, the owner of the Salt Cave in downtown Oakville, inside its one-of-a-kind salt cave - a Halotherapy treatment grotto. Graham Paine/Torstar JULIE SLACK jslack@metroland.com Calling all high school youth in Oakville North- Burlington! If you are in- terested in joining a local forum to learn about fed-forum to learn about fed-f eral issues affecting the community and provide a youth perspective, consid- er applying to be on MP Pam Damoff's 2019-2020 youth council. This year's council will run from January to May. The commitment will be approximately one meet- ing a month (one to two hours), and you are eligi- ble to receive volunteer hours for your participa- tion. Once the council is se- lected, members will have a full schedule of meetings up front so that they can plan their time according- ly. The deadline to submit an application is Dec. 6, at the end of the business day. Due to overwhelming interest in previous coun- cils, this year's council will be capped at 25 mem- bers, in order to ensure a productive learning expe- rience for everyone. The MP's office will be in touch with all candidates to let them know the status of their application before the holiday season. For more information on the council, and for ap- plication instructions, visit pdamoff.liberal.ca/ news-nouvelles/youth- council-2019-2020-applica- tions-now-open/. NEWS JOIN MP PAM DAMOFF ON YOUTH COUNCIL JULIE SLACK jslack@metroland.com NEWBIZ LEARN ABOUT NEW BUSINESSES IN YOUR COMMUNITY. INSIDEHALTON.COM Right Choice{ }CarPlacePrice}e Find what you're looking for, in the location you want, for the price you want to pay! Catch a Great Deal! Browse our inventory of vehicles by Body Style, popular Makes and Models, Province, popular Cities or by Price. Whatever path you choose, you will find the right car, in the right location, for the right price!