Himalayan Salt Rock

Pseudoscience 

Ions are everywhere. They’re a part of the natural world, and the term simply refers to atoms or molecules which have lost or gained some electrons. Table salt is actually an ionic compound, which means that it is comprised of positive sodium ions and negative chloride ions, bound together due to opposing electric charges. The usual narrative about these lamps seems to be that heating up a chunk of salt releases ions. However, that simply isn’t possible. To break apart the ionic bond between the two chemicals comprising salt, you’d need a far greater energy input than a tiny light bulb can provide. Besides, if that did happen, the salt would emit chlorine gas, and you’d definitely notice that.

Magic?

Can tell you that many skeptics I know have practiced specific rituals of pure curiosity and have had a few surprises. At its most basic level (and there are several levels beyond this), magic is a conscious projection of our will toward a goal. It is our volitional strength, carried into incandescence and passed through energetic levels, that cause events to be modified. What relationship does this have with Himalayan Salt Lamps? By relaxing the body and the mind, these lamps help us to modify our level of awareness and our brain waves. Through the richness of their colors (directly perceived by our cerebral cortex), their subtle olfactory emanations, and their filtered light, salt they help us achieve the deeply relaxed and focused awareness that is necessary for and kind of ritual.

Explanation

This day and age we are bombarded by the electromagnetic radiations that are emitted by the endless amount of electronic devices. No one knows what the longer term effects are yet. Although it is proven that they can cause chronic fatigue, decreases the bodes immune system response. As the negative ions cancel out positive ions to counteract the electromagnetic radiation minimally. Also known to purify the air by absorbing water molecules in the air. This property is known to occur in salt is called hygroscopic even though a small rock in the room would make a difference filtering through microscopic mold mildew and dust. Thereby increasing your bodies ciliary activity that helps filter through microorganisms and bacteria in the air

International Agency for Research on Cancer. IARC Monographs on the Evaluation of Carcinogenic Risks to Humans. Volume 80: Non-Ionizing Radiation, Part 1: Static and Extremely Low-Frequency (ELF) Electric and Magnetic Fields. 2002.