The Dead Sea is a lake without an outlet, which is positioned more than 400m below sea level, making it the lowest body of water in the world. Due to this location, the Dead Sea has an increased oxygen content of around 10% and the Dead Sea has an average salt content of around 28%, while the Mediterranean Sea, for example, only has an average salt content of 3.8%.
The mineral composition of the Dead Sea salt also differs greatly from seawater. It contains high levels of magnesium chloride, calcium chloride, sodium chloride and potassium chloride, as well as plenty of trace elements. The Dead Sea is the richest source of natural salts in the world.
Its well-known healing power is due to this extraordinary combination of highly oxygenated air, the increased occurrence of healthy UVA sunlight on the skin and the mineral-rich salt water, which has positive effects on the metabolism and the general constitution of both humans and animals.
The substances evaporated by the heat and dissolved in the air create a natural brine inhalation, which can loosen mucous, inhibit inflammations and clear airways.
With the OXYGEN sea climate, you and your horse can experience these conditions in your immediate environment, taking advantage of the health-promoting properties of the Dead Sea’s bracing climate and you can effectively support your horse with a number of health problems such as coughing, listlessness, allergies, skin diseases, etc.